Onchain data for the applications you build.

Read chain state, query indexed entities, or stream blocks into your database with GraphOps RPC, Subgraphs, and Substreams.

GraphOps Platform
Chain head #22,984,176
transactions
184
gas used
48%
hash
0x8d0e…94f2
RPC Chain-native requests JSON-RPC
Substreams Ordered block modules gRPC
Subgraphs Entity indexing GraphQL

See the data at work in your industry.

Each solution follows one worked example, from the chain record to the decision your team makes.

Access and billing

One organization for every service, key and credit.

Your team, API keys, usage and credits live in one organization. Every API key draws on the same credit balance, whichever service it calls.

  1. 01
    Choose your monthly credits Size one monthly plan in millions of credits. Top up, or turn on automatic top-ups, when a backfill or launch needs more.
  2. 02
    Issue API keys Create a key for each application and give teammates the access their roles require.
  3. 03
    Follow usage by service See which services consume credits, at the rates published on the pricing page.
Who runs it

Operated by the engineers who build it.

  • A core developer of The GraphGraphOps contributes to The Graph's indexing systems and runs production data services on them.
  • Builders run productionThe engineers who contribute to the core systems also operate GraphOps services for customers.
  • Based in the European UnionYou contract with GraphOps Limited, registered in Valletta, Malta.
About GraphOps

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Self-service access

Build with hosted RPC, Subgraphs, and Substreams.

  • Create an organization, add credits, and make your first request with an API key.
  • Track service usage and manage your team’s access in one place.
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Enterprise solutions

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Plan an integration around your product’s needs and operating constraints.

  • Choose a data approach for your networks, queries, and workloads.
  • Define responsibilities from the first integration through ongoing operation.
  • Discuss capacity and support with the team running the services.
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