You pay for the archive we scan. Nothing else.
One rate, a firm quote before you pay, and a credit if the job fails. No account, no subscription, no fee for output.
$5$2 / TB of archive
Decimal TB, rounded up to the cent. Minimum $4 for each job. The list price is $5 for each TB.
Each job includes
- A dedicated machine for your job only
- The filter, inner instructions, IDL decode and events
- Up to 60 GB of Parquet output
- Download URLs for 7 days, and DuckDB reads in place
- A credit for a free re-run if the job fails
What a range costs
Sizes are typical for Oct 2026. The order page reads the exact size of each epoch file and gives the firm price.
| Range | Archive | Jobs | Price | Run time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One day | 0.6 TB | 1 | $4 minimum | about 1.1 hours |
| One epoch (about 1.1 days) | 0.7 TB | 1 | $4 minimum | about 1.3 hours |
| One week | 4.3 TB | 1 | $8.68 | about 7.5 hours |
| One job at the 13 TB limit (about 3 weeks) | 13 TB | 1 | $26 | about 22 hours |
| 30 days | 18.6 TB | 2 | $37.20 | about 16 hours |
A range is whole epochs; the smallest job is one epoch. Run time is the estimate the quote uses, and real scans are often faster. Jobs run at the same time, each on its own machine.
Price a period of time
Uses 0.62 TB for each day of chain, the Oct 2026 rate. Older days are often smaller. The order page gives the firm price.
Why for each TB, and not for each epoch or month
Our cost follows the bytes the machine reads. An epoch is a fixed count of slots, and slots got faster: an epoch lasted 2 days in 2025 and about 1.1 days in Oct 2026. Bytes follow the work and the calendar more closely than epochs do.
Why the filter does not change the price
The scan reads every byte of the range for any filter. A narrow filter gives you a smaller output, not a shorter scan. One account or a full program costs the same.
How you pay
USDC on Solana, through x402. Any x402 client works: a script, a wallet tool or an AI agent. The payment buys the job. The job id comes back in the same response.
Limits for one job
13 TB of archive and 100 epochs at most, and 60 GB of output. For a longer range, send one job for each part.
Get the exact number.
The order page reads each epoch file and returns a firm price in seconds.