At a glance
Decision summary
- Best for
- Custom on-chain analytics queries
- Watch out for
- Simple RPC endpoint hosting
- Auth
- API key
- Pricing
- Contact sales
- Agent actionability
- Not actionable
- PubFi gateway
- PubFi gateway not routeable yet
- Last verified
Bitquery
Bitquery is tracked as an on-chain state source for Ethereum and multichain coverage. Blockchain data APIs and query tooling for on-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics
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Best fit and tradeoffs
Best for
- Custom on-chain analytics queries
- DEX and NFT data exploration
- They need queryable on-chain, DEX, NFT, or cross-chain analytics data.
- They want an analytics-oriented alternative to Covalent, Dune, or Moralis.
- They need a source that can support more flexible data exploration than a fixed wallet API.
Watchouts
- Simple RPC endpoint hosting
- Governance discussion review
- The developer trial is small and should not be treated as production capacity.
- Commercial limits are custom, so paid throughput should not be invented.
- Teams should check whether the query model fits their workflow before comparing Bitquery with ready-made endpoint APIs.
Why teams choose it
Bitquery provides blockchain data APIs and query tooling for on-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics. Discovery tracks it as Ethereum and multichain on-chain-state coverage.
Bitquery is useful when analytics-style querying and broad on-chain datasets matter more than a narrow wallet endpoint. Its trial and commercial terms require careful handling because the fixture exposes a small developer trial but custom commercial limits.
Capability summaries
Bitquery on-chain state coverage
- Category
- On-chain state
- Public status
- Requested
- Auth requirement
- API key
- Procurement state
- Free Requires Auth
- Coverage
- Ethereum, Multichain
- Output contracts
- Chain State Record
Quick-start entry
POST
Endpoint path not listed- Style
- GraphQL
- Language
- GraphQL
- Method
- POST
- Path
- Not listed
- Requires auth
- Yes
- Provider docs
- Documentation
PubFi gateway status
PubFi gateway not routeable yet
This Discovery source is available for source evaluation and comparison, but PubFi does not publish a production-callable gateway route for it yet. Use this page to compare the provider, signal demand, or start a procurement/integration review instead of attempting a PubFi gateway call.
- PubFi gateway call
- Not published for this source
- Direct gateway examples
- Not available
- Next step
- Request integration or start supplier procurement review
- Do not infer a PubFi gateway path from this Discovery page.
- Use the official provider docs for direct provider integration until a PubFi readiness entry marks this source gateway_available.
- Use the Discovery request or demand-signal CTA to register integration interest with PubFi.
- Supplier procurement, paid-plan approval, and upstream credential setup require explicit review before PubFi can route the source.
Access, pricing, and protocol metadata
Access and pricing
- Auth methods
- API key
- Pricing model
- Contact sales
- Free tier
- Developer trial: 1K monthly points, 10 requests/minute, and 2 test streams; commercial limits are custom.
- Starting price
- Contact sales
- Pricing URL
- Official pricing
- Free rate limit
- Developer trial: 10 requests/minute; 1K monthly points; 2 test streams
- Paid rate limit
- Contact sales
Protocols and outputs
- Data types
- On Chain Data, Dex Data, Nft Data, Cross Chain Analytics
- Protocols
- GraphQL
- REST support
- Not listed
- GraphQL support
- Yes
- WebSocket support
- Not listed
- Streaming support
- Not listed
- Webhook support
- Not listed
- Feature flags
- Not listed
- SDKs
- Not listed
Provider and review status
- Documentation
- Provider docs
- Doc quality score
- Not listed
- Status page
- Not listed
- Public fixture status
- Current
- Raw claim-safe status
- Public source profile
- Page tier
- Tier 2
Implementation notes
Rate limits
Use the developer trial point and request-minute labels only as evaluation constraints, not production promises.
Schema
Plan around Bitquery query shape and dataset selection before adapter implementation.
Pricing
Keep custom commercial limits out of flat paid-rate claims unless official evidence supports them.
Use case candidates
- Query DEX and cross-chain analytics for research workflows
- Compare flexible on-chain analytics APIs
Comparison snapshot
Bitquery is closer to Dune when the work is analytics-oriented, and closer to Covalent or Moralis when the application wants API-led on-chain records. The best fit depends on whether query flexibility or endpoint simplicity matters more.
PubFi friction reduction
Trial Capacity
- Source friction
- The fixture lists a developer trial with 1K monthly points, 10 requests/minute, and 2 test streams.
- PubFi relief
- Discovery exposes trial constraints so evaluation workflows do not become unsupported production assumptions.
Official source links
Agent-readable resources
Alternatives and hubs
FAQ
What is Bitquery used for?
Bitquery is a candidate source for on-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics queries.