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GetBlock vs OnFinality

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

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GetBlock

RPC node access across 130+ blockchains with MEV protection

4.1(132)

GetBlock is an RPC node provider notable for exceptionally broad chain coverage — 130+ blockchains — with tiered pricing and MEV protection available across its plans. It provides access to shared and

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OnFinality

Multi-chain node infrastructure with strong Polkadot and Cosmos support

4.1(82)

OnFinality is a multi-chain node infrastructure provider with particularly strong support for the Polkadot/Substrate and Cosmos ecosystems, alongside EVM and other chains — filling a gap for developer

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Feature Comparison

FeatureGetBlockOnFinality
Enhanced Apis
Webhook Notifications
Archive Node Access
Account Abstraction
Sdk Available
Multi Chain Support
Dedicated Nodes
Websocket Support
Debug Trace Api
Mev Protection

GetBlock Pricing

GetBlock

Free

Free

  • Shared nodes
  • 130+ chains
  • Basic limits
  • MEV protection
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Popular

GetBlock

Growth

$49/mo

$490/yr billed annually

  • Higher limits
  • More chains
  • Better performance
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GetBlock

Scale

$199/mo

$1990/yr billed annually

  • Dedicated nodes
  • Archive access
  • Priority support
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GetBlock

Enterprise

Custom

  • Custom infrastructure
  • SLA
  • Enterprise support
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OnFinality Pricing

OnFinality

Free

Free

  • Public RPC endpoints
  • Polkadot + Cosmos + more
  • Basic limits
  • Node tooling
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Popular

OnFinality

Growth

$49/mo

$490/yr billed annually

  • Higher limits
  • Enhanced APIs
  • Better performance
Get Started

OnFinality

Scale

$199/mo

$1990/yr billed annually

  • Dedicated nodes
  • Archive access
  • Priority support
Get Started

OnFinality

Enterprise

Custom

  • Custom infrastructure
  • SLA
  • Enterprise support
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Verdict: Which Should You Choose?

GetBlock is the better pick if you need 130+ blockchains — exceptional breadth. OnFinality wins when strong polkadot/substrate and cosmos support. Both are production-ready — the right choice depends on your team's workflow and budget.