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Grove vs Tatum

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

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Grove

Managed RPC gateway built on Pocket Network's decentralized node supply

4.2(79)

Grove is a managed RPC gateway operated by the Pocket Network team, giving builders the resilience of Pocket's decentralized node supply without the complexity of interacting with the decentralized pr

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Tatum

Unified Web3 development platform and RPC across 100+ chains

4.1(103)

Tatum is a Web3 development platform that combines RPC node access across 100+ blockchains with a unified SDK and higher-level APIs designed to speed up building — abstracting the differences between

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Feature Comparison

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

Grove Pricing

Grove

Free

Free

  • Managed decentralized RPC
  • Pocket node supply
  • Many chains
  • Per-request pricing
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Grove

Growth

Free

  • Higher limits
  • Dashboards
  • Better performance
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Grove

Scale

$49/mo

$490/yr billed annually

  • Archive access
  • Priority routing
  • Support
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Grove

Enterprise

Custom

  • Custom SLA
  • Enterprise gateway
  • Dedicated support
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Tatum Pricing

Tatum

Free

Free

  • RPC across 100+ chains
  • Unified SDK
  • Basic APIs
  • Webhooks
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Popular

Tatum

Growth

$49/mo

$490/yr billed annually

  • Higher limits
  • More API calls
  • Notifications
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Tatum

Scale

$199/mo

$1990/yr billed annually

  • Dedicated performance
  • Advanced APIs
  • Priority support
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Tatum

Enterprise

Custom

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

Grove is the better pick if you need decentralized resilience with managed ease. Tatum wins when unified sdk/api across 100+ chains. Both are production-ready — the right choice depends on your team's workflow and budget.