v1.6.0 — 1 August 2026
Direct crypto payments — straight to our own wallet
- Crypto checkout no longer goes through a payment processor: plans and CU top-ups are now paid directly to NodeFlare's own wallet — you send an exact amount, we verify it on-chain on our own nodes, and your plan activates the moment the transfer confirms
- Four assets: USDC and USDT (on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism or Solana, where each is natively issued), native ETH (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism) and native SOL — native coins quoted at the live market price when your invoice opens
- 10-minute payment window with a live countdown; late payments keep being detected for 24 hours
- Card payments via Stripe are unchanged
v1.5.0 — 1 July 2026
Per-method API reference, docs corrections, dashboard polish
- New per-method API reference: every JSON-RPC method documented per chain — parameters, compute-unit cost, curl/ethers examples (browse from any chain page)
- New per-chain landing pages and solutions pages (trading bots, indexing, wallets, DeFi)
- WebSocket now available on all 7 chains through the gateway (previously Ethereum, Base and HyperEVM only) — format:
wss://rpc.nodeflare.app/{chain}/ws/v1/{key}, with rate limiting and method guards applied - Dashboard:
/appnow redirects to the overview, paid plans get a Manage subscription button (Stripe portal — update card, download invoices, cancel), usage card shows an upgrade prompt above 80%, account page shows your profile - Blog now has an RSS feed and structured article metadata
- Corrected stale compute-unit figures in older posts (current weights: rate limits)
v1.4.0 — 2 June 2026
Heavy methods on the free tier
eth_getLogs,eth_getFilterLogs, filter methods,trace_*anddebug_*are now available on the Free plan (and all paid plans) — previously key-only on paid. They remain restricted on the public no-key endpoint- These heavy methods now carry higher CU weights so the monthly quota throttles abuse:
eth_getLogs/eth_getFilterLogs= 75 CU,trace_*/debug_*= 100 CU, filter/proof methods = 20 CU (full table) - Requests are now capped at 100 calls per batch and a 256 KB body to protect upstream nodes
- Public endpoint rate limit documented accurately: 2 req/sec · 500 req/day
v1.3.0 — 19 May 2026
Compute Units billing
- Usage is now measured in Compute Units (CU) instead of raw request counts — heavier calls cost more quota, lighter calls cost less
- Per-method CU weights:
eth_blockNumber= 1 CU,eth_call= 5 CU,eth_getLogs= 15 CU,trace_*= 25 CU (full table) - Batch requests sum the CU of every call in the batch
- Extra CU top-up (1M for €5) now deducts at the correct per-method rate instead of a flat 1 per request
- Referral reward updated to 500,000 CU
- Usage tracking is now real-time accurate — counts reflect all requests including the last 30 seconds
- Dashboard usage card updated to show CU consumed with per-chain breakdown
v1.2.0 — 18 May 2026
5 regions, 17 nodes, WebSocket endpoints
- Added London region: Base, BNB, Avalanche, Arbitrum nodes
- Added Falkenstein region: BNB, Arbitrum, Optimism nodes
- Added Los Angeles region: Base, Avalanche nodes
- Added Avalanche C-Chain (chain ID 43114) — 7th supported chain
- WebSocket endpoints now live for all chains — see individual chain docs
- Health monitoring tracks all 17 nodes across 5 regions
- Geo-aware routing sends requests to the nearest region automatically
v1.1.0 — 16 May 2026
Singapore region + geo routing
- Added Singapore region: Base, BNB, Arbitrum nodes
- Geo-aware routing via Cloudflare colo detection (APAC, AMER, London, EU)
- Multi-node failover: automatic fallback to next healthy node on 5xx or timeout
- Per-minute health checks across all nodes with 30-day uptime history
v1.0.0 — 15 May 2026
Initial launch
- JSON-RPC proxy for 6 EVM chains: Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Optimism, HyperLiquid
- Free tier: 100K CU/month
- Paid plans: Starter (5M CU/mo) and Pro (50M CU/mo)
- Stripe and crypto (NOWPayments) billing
- Per-chain usage tracking in dashboard
- Clerk authentication
- GDPR-compliant privacy policy and Terms of Service