GetBlock is a leading blockchain infrastructure provider offering RPC nodes for 130+ blockchain protocols with 99.99% service availability and 24/7 support service. GetBlock provides practical solutions for Web3 projects seeking a balance between cost, ease of use, and reliable access to blockchain networks, serving as the infrastructure layer for Web3 development and growth.
Key Stats
- 130+ blockchain protocols supported.
- 99.99% service availability.
- 24/7 support service.
Core Products
GetBlock offers a comprehensive suite of products for Web3 development and growth, providing practical solutions for projects seeking a balance between cost, ease of use, and reliable access to blockchain networks.
- Shared Nodes — Cost-effective RPC endpoints for development and testing.
- Dedicated Nodes — High-performance dedicated nodes for production applications with predictable throughput.
- Archive Nodes — Full historical data access for deep blockchain queries and analytics.
- Custom Nodes — Tailored node configurations for specific project requirements.
Trusted By
GetBlock is trusted by leading companies and projects including Garanti BBVA, Arkham, Chainlink, Elliptic, Trust Wallet, and NEAR Protocol.
AI Assistant Integration
GetBlock supports AI assistant integration, allowing users to ask AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok, and Google about GetBlock's products and whether they fit their project — reading the full product range and pricing from GetBlock's documentation.
Why Choose GetBlock
- 130+ blockchain protocols supported — one of the widest chain selections.
- 99.99% service availability for reliable production use.
- 24/7 support service for immediate assistance.
- Practical choice for Web3 projects seeking cost, ease of use, and reliability.
- Shared, dedicated, archive, and custom node options.
- Trusted by Garanti BBVA, Arkham, Chainlink, Elliptic, Trust Wallet, and NEAR.
- AI assistant integration for easy product discovery.
- Comprehensive infrastructure for Web3 development and growth.
