Limitless Node is a dedicated RPC endpoint with guaranteed RPS and no request limits. You pick a throughput tier - 25, 50, 100, or 200 RPS - and send as many requests as your connection allows. No compute unit counter, no quota, no bill that grows with usage.
On a shared node, every request consumes compute units from your monthly quota. Heavy methods like eth_getLogs or debug_trace cost significantly more CU than basic reads, so a busy indexer or bot can exhaust a plan in days. With Limitless Node, there is no CU counter. You pay a flat monthly fee and use the node as hard as your RPS tier allows, every second of every day.
A Dedicated Node is a fully private server with no RPS ceiling, the highest tier, priced accordingly from ~$1,000/mo. Limitless Node gives you isolated capacity and unlimited requests within a defined RPS cap, at 5-10x lower cost. For most production workloads - bots, indexers, AI agents - the RPS ceiling is never the actual bottleneck.
No. Limitless Node is a standalone product. You purchase it directly - no shared or dedicated plan required, no add-on setup. You get a fully isolated RPC endpoint from day one.
Requests beyond your tier are rate-limited at the edge. You receive a standard rate-limit response, not an overage charge. There are no surprise fees. If you're consistently hitting the ceiling, upgrading your tier takes effect immediately from the dashboard.
Limitless Node is currently available on 10 chains: Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Bitcoin (BTC), Base (BASE), Polygon (MATIC), TRON (TRX), Arbitrum (ARB), Avalanche (AVAX), Optimism (OP), and Sui (SUI). All other GetBlock-supported chains (130+) are available via shared and dedicated nodes. The Limitless Node chain list is actively expanding — reach out if your chain isn't listed yet.
No method restrictions. eth_call, eth_getLogs, debug_traceTransaction, trace_block - all methods available on the node are available to you, and all cost the same within your tier. No method is deprioritized or throttled separately.
EU, US, and Asia. Your traffic is routed to the closest healthy node automatically.