Blockchain nodes

Run your nodes on servers sized for the chain.

Ready-made server sizes for common node setups, from an Ethereum validator to an IPFS node or a self-hosted Bitcoin payment server. Pick one, or ask us to size a server for any other network.

  • From $13.20 / month
  • Ethereum, IPFS, Horizen, Flux
  • BTCPay Server
  • Istanbul or Nuremberg
SSD on the Ethereum staking plan
1 TB
NFT metadata files fit on the IPFS plan
100,000+
RAM on the Flux and BTCPay plan
24 GB
vCPU cores per server
4 to 8

Blockchain Node Servers

Pick a node setup

Running a different chain? Ask us and we will size a server for its requirements.

Choose a location

Same price in both locations. Your choice is added to the quote request.

Horizen Node

$13.20/ month

vCPU
4
RAM
8 GB
Storage
100 GB SSD
Runs
Horizen node
Get started

IPFS Node

$18/ month

vCPU
6
RAM
12 GB
Storage
200 GB SSD
Runs
IPFS node
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Flux or BTCPay Node

$33.60/ month

vCPU
8
RAM
24 GB
Storage
300 GB SSD
Runs
Flux Cumulus or BTCPay
Get started

Prices in USD, billed monthly unless stated otherwise. Need a different size? Ask for a custom configuration.

What you get

Built in, not bolted on.

Ready-made node sizes

Each plan matches a common setup, so you do not have to guess how much CPU, RAM and disk a client needs.

Any Ethereum client

Run Geth with Lighthouse, or pick Nethermind, Besu, Erigon or Reth with Teku, Prysm, Nimbus or Lodestar.

Storage that grows

Move to larger storage as the chain grows. The upgrade may need a reboot.

Self-hosted payments

Accept Bitcoin through BTCPay Server on your own machine, with pruned node support to save disk.

Pools and networks

Host validators for Lido, SSV, Obol or Rocket Pool, or nodes for Pocket Network, Streamr, Presearch and others.

Full root access

Install Eth-docker, Umbrel or your own scripts and configure the server the way your node needs.

Use cases

What teams run on it.

  • 01

    Ethereum validator

    Run an execution client and a consensus client side by side for solo or pooled staking.

  • 02

    IPFS pinning

    Pin NFT metadata and other content and serve it from your own IPFS node.

  • 03

    Bitcoin payments

    Take Bitcoin and Lightning payments in your shop without a third-party processor.

  • 04

    Staking nodes

    Host Horizen, Flux, Dash or Cardano nodes on servers you control.

How it works

Three steps to running.

  1. 01

    Pick a setup

    Choose the size for your network in Istanbul or Nuremberg, or ask us for a custom configuration.

  2. 02

    Get root access

    We provision the server and send you the login. Install your client or the community setup for your network.

  3. 03

    Sync and run

    Let the node sync, register your validator or node, and keep an eye on it with your own monitoring.

Questions

Blockchain Node Servers, answered.

Which Ethereum clients should I use?

Geth for execution and Lighthouse for consensus are a sensible default because they are light on storage. Any other major client runs on the same hardware.

Can I increase storage as my node grows?

Yes. Upgrade to a larger storage tier when you need it. The change may require a reboot.

Can I run a full Bitcoin node?

Yes. Choose enough storage for the whole chain if you want an unpruned node. The BTCPay setup uses a pruned node to save disk.

Which other networks can I run?

Most staking and node projects work, including Cardano, Dash, Symbol, DUSK and Quilibrium. Send us the requirements and we will size a server.

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Talk to an engineer

Not sure which size fits?

Tell us what you want to run. An engineer suggests a configuration and sends you a written price.