Pay QuickNode with Crypto

QuickNode's self-serve plans step up fast: Build includes 80M API credits, Accelerate 450M, Scale 950M, and Business 2B. SolCard is useful when you want to fund the right tier with crypto without changing how QuickNode bills the account.

QuickNode's yearly plans are billed upfront at roughly 15% less than monthly pricing, but overages and Marketplace add-ons still bill separately each month. SolCard helps when you want the annual base subscription covered with crypto while preserving a card path for variable charges.

Paid QuickNode plans can move into overage billing once included API credits or product quotas run out. QuickNode also warns that unpaid invoices can interrupt service, so a funded SolCard is practical when production usage suddenly spikes.

QuickNode already accepts crypto directly at checkout and through account top-ups, but its support docs say those payments buy prepaid service credits and are non-refundable. SolCard is a cleaner fit when you want QuickNode to process the purchase as a normal card charge instead.

QuickNode counts WebSocket subscriptions such as eth_subscribe by each response delivered, not only by the initial request. That billing detail can lift monthly usage faster than expected, which makes a crypto-funded payment method handy for catch-up charges.

QuickNode's 30-day trial does not require a credit card, but paid features like auto-scaling begin once you upgrade. SolCard lets you move from the trial into a paid QuickNode plan using crypto when the free credits stop being enough.