Dedicated RPC Nodes
Searching for a dedicated RPC node usually means one of two problems: a shared pool is throttling you at the worst moment, or you need guaranteed capacity you can plan around. NodeFlare runs its own bare-metal nodes on every chain it serves — shared keyed access and private node capacity are separate products.
Where public RPC falls short
- Shared public pools mean noisy neighbors — your throughput depends on what everyone else is doing, and it degrades exactly when the chain gets busy.
- An endpoint branded dedicated may still use shared hardware. Establish the isolation and capacity terms before buying.
- Running your own node is a part-time job — disks filling, client upgrades, hardforks, snapshot restores. Miss one hardfork and you're serving a dead chain.
How NodeFlare handles it
Own bare-metal, every chain
We operate our own nodes on every chain we serve across US-East, US-West, EU and Asia — you talk to the operator, not a middleman on top of Alchemy or Infura.
Shared RPC with your own key
A keyed endpoint runs on shared infrastructure with per-plan quotas and rate limits. Heavy methods are included where the chain supports them; an API key does not reserve hardware.
Fully private node + SLA
For sustained volume: a node provisioned for you alone on our fleet, with custom limits, an SLA, and region placement matched to your traffic.
We do the ops
Snapshots, disk management, client upgrades and hardforks are our job — including the young chains where keeping a node healthy is genuinely hard. You keep the endpoint.
Dedicated nodes per chain
FAQ
What is a dedicated RPC node?
An RPC node (or endpoint path) reserved for you instead of shared with the public. An API key has separate quotas and rate limits but does not guarantee isolated capacity. Private hardware and capacity commitments require a separate agreement. NodeFlare offers two levels: a shared keyed endpoint on our bare-metal fleet (instant, free to start), and a fully private node provisioned for you alone with an SLA.
Which chains can I get a dedicated node for?
Every chain NodeFlare serves: Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum One, Optimism, HyperEVM, Avalanche, Polygon, and young chains like Sonic, Zircuit, Robinhood Chain, Ink, BOB and Soneium — availability, sizing and deployment timing are confirmed in the proposal.
How is NodeFlare different from other dedicated node providers?
NodeFlare operates its primary infrastructure: our own bare-metal machines in multiple regions, operated by us end-to-end. When you get a dedicated node here, you're buying from the operator — no extra hop, no shared upstream.
What does a dedicated RPC node cost?
Shared keyed RPC starts free — 3,000,000 compute units per month on your own key, no credit card. A fully private node with an SLA is priced per chain, since hardware differs (archive vs full, disk footprint, region). Email [email protected] with the chain and expected workload and you'll get a concrete quote.
Do you offer an SLA?
Yes — private dedicated setups come with an SLA. Keyed plans run on our multi-region fleet with automatic failover and a public status page at nodeflare.app/status.
Need a node that's yours alone?
Start on the free shared RPC plan today — or talk to us about a fully private node with an SLA for your chain and workload.