OnFinality review
RPC nodes and indexing in one platform, with a free plan and usage-based limits.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
OnFinality provides managed blockchain infrastructure for Web3 teams that need RPC endpoints, dedicated nodes, or hosted indexing. It supports mainnet, testnet, devnet, and Sepolia endpoints, and the vendor states support for 134 mainnet and testnet RPC networks. Teams can host SubQuery SDK projects or The Graph subgraphs and query indexed data through GraphQL. Its scope is infrastructure and data access rather than the full smart-contract development lifecycle, making it a fit for teams combining node access with indexing rather than those seeking an all-in-one contract development environment.
The published RPC plans start with Developer at no charge, including 400,000 RPC response units daily and pay-as-you-go dedicated nodes. Growth costs $49 per month and includes 20 million response units, no daily response limit, higher rate limits, and Trace API; additional units cost $6 per million. Accelerate is $249 per month, with 100 million response units and additional units at $3.75 per million. Both include pay-as-you-go dedicated nodes and Trace API. Ultimate has custom RPC limits and throughput, enterprise support, and pay-as-you-go dedicated nodes. These are RPC plan prices; indexing is priced separately through metered deployment-hour and usage charges, so teams should account for that distinct cost model.
OnFinality’s platform covers hosted SubQuery and The Graph indexing, GraphQL access, archive node access on RPC plans, and usage analytics. Indexer deployment is available through the UI, CLI, or GitHub Actions, with integrations including IPFS. This breadth suits teams that want managed node infrastructure and indexing in the same service, with a free RPC tier for initial workloads and paid tiers for higher response allowances, rate limits, and trace access. It is less suitable for buyers whose priority is a complete smart-contract creation and development toolchain, or teams that need indexing costs bundled into the published RPC tiers.
OnFinality pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines RPC endpoints and dedicated nodes with SubQuery and The Graph indexing
- Queries indexed blockchain data through GraphQL APIs
- Growth and higher plans include Trace API; RPC plans include archive access
- Where it doesn't
- Developer plan is capped at 400,000 RPC response units daily
- Indexing has separate metered pricing for deployment hours and usage
- Focuses on infrastructure and indexing, not the full smart-contract lifecycle
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