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Basescan vs Voyager

A detailed head-to-head comparison of Basescan and Voyager — pricing, features, and which one wins for different use cases.

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Basescan

The official Etherscan-family explorer for Coinbase's Base L2

4.4(458)

Basescan is the Etherscan-built block explorer for Base, Coinbase's fast-growing Ethereum layer-2. It provides the full Etherscan toolset scoped to Base: transaction and address lookup, Solidity contr

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Voyager

The original Starknet explorer, built by Nethermind

4.1(98)

Voyager, built by Nethermind, is the original and semi-official block explorer for Starknet, the Cairo-based ZK-rollup. It provides transaction and address lookup, Cairo contract inspection and verifi

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Feature Comparison

FeatureBasescanVoyager
Transaction History
Contract Verification
Token Tracking
Nft Tracking
Api Access
Multi Chain Support
Gas Tracker
Source Code Viewer
Address Labels
Private NotesPro plans

Basescan Pricing

Basescan

Free

Free

  • Full explorer access
  • Unified V2 API (5 calls/sec)
  • Contract verification
  • Token + gas tracking
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Basescan

Pro Starter

$19/mo

$190/yr billed annually

  • 10 calls/sec
  • Address watchlist alerts
  • Private notes
  • Priority support
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Basescan

Pro Standard

$99/mo

$990/yr billed annually

  • 30 calls/sec
  • Advanced monitoring
  • CSV exports
  • 5 user seats
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Voyager Pricing

Voyager

Free

Free

  • Full Starknet explorer
  • Cairo contract verification
  • Account-abstraction tx decoding
  • Class/instance exploration
  • Developer API
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Verdict: Which Should You Choose?

Basescan is the better pick if you need reference explorer for the high-activity base l2. Voyager wins when original, nethermind-backed starknet explorer. Both are production-ready — the right choice depends on your team's workflow and budget.