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Covalent (GoldRush) vs SimpleHash

A detailed head-to-head comparison of Covalent (GoldRush) and SimpleHash — pricing, features, and which one wins for different use cases.

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Covalent (GoldRush)

Unified multi-chain data API with the broadest chain coverage

4.2(132)

Covalent (now delivered via its GoldRush developer platform) provides a unified, multi-chain data API covering one of the broadest sets of blockchains in the industry — 100+ networks — giving develope

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SimpleHash

Unified NFT and token data API across many chains and marketplaces

4.3(96)

SimpleHash is a data provider specializing in unified NFT and token data across many blockchains and marketplaces, giving developers a single, normalized API for the notoriously fragmented and messy w

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Feature Comparison

FeatureCovalent (GoldRush)SimpleHash
Query LanguageREST APIREST API
Decentralized
Multi Chain
Custom Subgraphs
Real Time Indexing
Historical Data
Open Source
Streaming Data
Governance Token
Self Hostable

Covalent (GoldRush) Pricing

Covalent (GoldRush)

Free (dev tier)

Free

  • Unified API, 100+ chains
  • Decoded on-chain data
  • Balances, tx, NFT data
  • Getting-started limits
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Covalent (GoldRush)

Growth

$50/mo

$500/yr billed annually

  • Higher limits
  • More endpoints
  • Priority access
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Covalent (GoldRush)

Enterprise

Custom

  • Custom SLA
  • High volume
  • Dedicated support
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SimpleHash Pricing

SimpleHash

Free (dev tier)

Free

  • Unified NFT + token API
  • Many chains + Solana + Ordinals
  • Spam filtering
  • Getting-started limits
Get Started
Popular

SimpleHash

Growth

$50/mo

$500/yr billed annually

  • Higher limits
  • Pricing feeds
  • Webhooks
Get Started

SimpleHash

Enterprise

Custom

  • Custom SLA
  • High volume
  • Dedicated support
Contact Sales

Verdict: Which Should You Choose?

Covalent (GoldRush) is the better pick if you need broadest multi-chain coverage (100+ networks). SimpleHash wins when unified nft and token data across many chains. Both are production-ready — the right choice depends on your team's workflow and budget.