The Good Tech Companies - Best RPC Node Providers in 2025
Episode Date: October 9, 2025This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/best-rpc-node-providers-in-2025. From NOWNodes to Alchemy, discover the best RPC node provid...ers of 2025 delivering speed, uptime, and scalability for serious Web3 infrastructure. Check more stories related to web3 at: https://hackernoon.com/c/web3. You can also check exclusive content about #best-rpc-node-providers-2025, #nownodes-vs-alchemy, #web3-infrastructure-tools, #blockchain-node-api, #quicknode-vs-infura, #chainstack-rpc-nodes, #rpc-uptime-comparison, #good-company, and more. This story was written by: @nownodes. Learn more about this writer by checking @nownodes's about page, and for more stories, please visit hackernoon.com. Running your own nodes in 2025 is like building your own data center—expensive and unnecessary. Leading RPC providers like NOWNodes, Alchemy, QuickNode, Infura, and Chainstack now power the Web3 backbone. With 115+ chain coverage, 99.95% uptime, and no rate limits, NOWNodes ranks #1 for scale, reliability, and developer support.
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Best RPC node providers in 2025, by now nodes. When you're building serious crypto
infrastructure, you have two options. Build your own infrastructure or choose the best
RPC node provider. And since maintaining your own infrastructure is very costly, the right
decision would Beto choose infrastructure providers. A single bad decision here can cost millions in
downtime, failed transactions, and lost user trust. So in 2025, who are the leading providers
actually delivering? Let's explore the key players, compare their strengths. Quick comparison of
the best RPC node providers. Before we explore each reliable RPC service in detail,
let's take a quick look at the list of RPC node providers. Provider chains supported SLA,
Uptime paid RPS limit other products now nodes 115 plus blockchains, multi-chain support
99. 95% no limit shared nodes market data blockchain explorers public RPC endpoints dedicated
nodes Webhooks Alchemy 80 plus blockchains 99. 9% up to 300 token API NFT API webhooks smart
wallet transaction simulator quick node 70 plus blockchains 99. 9% up to 400 dedicated API
streams functions roll up in Fiora 20 plus EVM chains 99. 9% not specified network chain
stack 70 plus blockchains 99. 9% up to 600 chains nodes app chains data storage hosting one.
Now nodes. Now nodes is the RPC infrastructure provider you want on your side if you're
running anything serious in crypto, an exchange, a defy protocol, or a high volume NFT platform.
What sets it apart? Unmatched coverage. Now nodes gives RPC access to more than 115
blockchains and worldwide infrastructure via API key. It provides Bitcoin.
Arbitrum, Solana RPC, and more. Whether your multi-chain by design are just planning to expand,
this kind of global RPC coverage ensures your app performs reliably. It's the type of reach that
truly future-proofs your infrastructure. Enterprise-grade dependability. Now nodes guarantee that their
uptime is 99. 95%. For leading networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Sway and Solana, now nodes guarantees
100% uptime. This means your dev-ops team can say goodbye to those pesky 3am alerts and feel assured that
your infrastructure can handle peak demand without a hitch. Multi-interface. Now Node supports
websockets for real-time blockchain data, provides indexers for both structured and historical queries,
and features rest APIs for easy integration. This versatility allows your team to create
trading systems, NFT marketplaces, or defy dashboards using the best interface for each specific
task. No need to start from scratch. Support that matches enterprise needs. Now Nodes provides
24-7 support with a three-minute average response time. All requests go straight to the technical
team, not a generic help desk. With a unique monitoring system tracking node updates,
downtimes, and degradation. Now Nodes ensures the fastest network updates and maximum uptime
across all chains. Flexible pricing. Now Nodes offers pricing for any budget. Moreover,
do not have any RPS rate limit on paid plans. They also provide dedicated node solutions.
Additionally, they provide custom solutions, for example, combining shared plans and dedicated
tariffs to optimize costs for the client. If your product is high stakes, choosing now nodes is
less about nice to have and more about risk management. Running your own nodes is technically
possible, but maintaining that level of stability across 115 plus chains would to key an entire
dedicated infra team. 2. Alchemy. If you're building wallets, roll-ups or DAPPs, Alchemy is one of the
Web 3 development platforms you'll hear about first. What sets it apart? Developer first platform.
Alchemy goes beyond just RPC by offering smart wallets, APIs, and SDKs that make it a breeze to
build on chain products, whether you're in the prototype phase are ready for full production.
Scale and reach. With support for over 80 networks, Alchemy has facilitated more than one.
$100 billion in transactions generated $1.5 billion in NFT royalties and caters to over 100 million
users around the globe. One-click access. Getting started is a snap. Just spin up an endpoint in
seconds, which is why it's a favorite among fast-paced teams. For projects that are closely linked
to Ethereum, Alchemy delivers one of the smoothest developer experiences in the Web 3 space.
3. Quick Node. If you're looking to hit the ground running and get your project to market without the hassle of managing your own nodes, Quick Node is a top pick for Web 3 developers and startups alike. What sets it apart? Developer tools and APIs. Quick Node offers more than just basic RPC endpoints. It comes packed with a range of enterprise-grade APIs, monitoring tools, and integrations that are designed to speed up your development process.
Multi-chain support. With access to over 70 major blockchings, including Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, and BNB chain,
Quick Note opens the door to both leading layer ones and emerging ecosystems. Reliability and speed.
This platform is engineered for low latency and high throughput, making it perfect for everything
from Defy Protocols and NFT Marketplaces to trading systems and analytics tools.
Flexibility across use cases. Quick Node caters to both public and public and
private networks, which means it can support everything from early stage DAPPs to large-scale
enterprise blockchain integrations. QuickNode's strength is its balance of speed, stability, and
developer experience. It's a strong fit for teams that want to launch quickly and scale confidently.
4. Infura, if you've ever built on Ethereum, chances are you've touched Infura. As one of the
earliest and most trusted node infrastructure providers, Infura remains a go to solution for developers
who want reliable ed and IPFS access without managing their own nodes. What sets it apart?
Blockchain infrastructure. It makes it easy to access Ethereum, IPFS, and layer 2 networks,
so you don't have to worry about maintaining nodes or hardware. This allows teams to concentrate
fully on creating products rather than managing the underlying infrastructure. IPFS gateway.
With a fully managed IPFS gateway, you get decentralized file storage at scale, ensuring that your files are always
available without the hassle of running an IPFS node.
Scalability and high availability.
This service automatically scales as your application grows and boasts an impressive 99.
9% uptime, keeping decentralized apps stable and responsive even when traffic is heavy.
Transaction Management, ITX, Infura transactions help you handle gas fees and submissions, dynamically
adjusting gas prices to prevent delays during busy network times.
Archive and Expansion APIs. Developers can access historical Ethereum state data and utilize
features like the Gas API, which powers wallets such as Metamask. Infura is particularly well-suited
for ETH-focused projects that value reliability and seamless integration.
5. ChainStack is carving out its niche as a go-to provider for node infrastructure,
emphasizing reliability, security, and simplicity. It offers a platform that allows teams to build and
scale applications across various networks without getting bogged down by the underlying complexities.
What sets it apart? Multichain infrastructure. ChainStack supports a variety of blockchain networks,
giving developers the freedom to launch and scale Web 3 applications across different ecosystems.
Reliability and security. With features like real-time adaptive fault tolerance and cross-layer
encryption, ChainStack guarantees high availability and secure data management. User-friendly interface. The dashboard
and tools are crafted for ease of use, making it simple for teams to deploy and manage nodes
without needing extensive infrastructure knowledge. Transparent pricing. Developers enjoy a
straightforward pricing model with no hidden fees, allowing teams to confidently plan
their infrastructure budgets. In short, chain stack is a robust choice for teams seeking
secure and reliable access to multiple blockchains without the hassle of complicated
infrastructure. Final thoughts about RPC node providers. In 2020,
5, for Web 3 projects choosing an RPC provider becomes a priority for scaling Web 3 infrastructure
to the next level. RPC providers will become the AWSOF blockchain. You don't build your own
data centers anymore. Why would you maintain dozens of blockchain nodes in-house? While each
Web 3 infrastructure provider has its niche, now nodes stands out as the top RPC provider
for projects that need scale, reliability, and multi-chain access without compromises. For CTOs and
DevOps teams building the backbone off tomorrow's crypto applications, it's the safest long-term
bet. If your product depends on uptime and user trust, start with now nodes. The rest John
serve as backups, but you'll want your primary RPC layer running on the most reliable
infrastructure available. Thank you for listening to this Hackernoon story, read by artificial
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