Unmetered Solana gRPC: No Rate Limits, No Credits
If your bot or indexer streams the full firehose, metered providers bill you per request or per credit — and the bill is unpredictable. Unmetered gRPC flips the model: one flat monthly price, stream as much as your client can handle.
The hidden cost of credit systems
Credit-metered plans count every account update and transaction. A busy account subscription on Solana can emit tens of thousands of updates per second — which means a stream that costs nothing to serve can generate a four-figure invoice on a metered plan. You end up rate-limiting your own bot to protect your budget.
Flat-rate streaming
An unmetered endpoint charges a fixed monthly fee and applies no throttling and no 429 errors. You size your subscription by what your strategy needs, not by what you can afford per credit. For indexers, analytics pipelines and dashboards this is usually far cheaper and far more predictable.
Who it is for (and who it is not)
Unmetered flat-rate suits indexers, analytics, dashboards, dApp backends and early-stage bots that value predictable cost and no caps. If you run latency-critical co-located MEV where every microsecond is profit, you want a bare-metal validator-adjacent node instead — a different product.
FAQ
Does unmetered mean unlimited bandwidth?
It means no per-request or per-credit billing and no rate limiting. Practical throughput is bounded by the network and your client, not by an artificial cap.
How much does it cost?
Flat $150/month for Yellowstone gRPC, with a free 30-minute trial so you can benchmark it against your current provider before paying.
Unmetered Yellowstone gRPC. No rate limits, no credit system. US East.
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