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Launch on Lens with Dedicated RPC Nodes

Secure, scalable, and production-ready Lens RPC access, fully managed and hosted by Chainstack.

Skip the complexities of node maintenance and infrastructure setup.

Stop overspending on self-hosted nodes

Get reliable, cost-effective Lens Mainnet and Testnet access without the hassle of cloud setup and maintenance.

Flat monthly fee Unlimited requests

Dedicated Node is the all-access pass to unbounded Web3 development.

Market’s top performance and security combined with limitless customization capabilities.

Secure infra you can trust

Your Lens node is deployed in a secure, isolated environment with strict access controls, encrypted communication, and continuous monitoring. Hardened, isolated, and always protected.

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Build better on Lens

Explore how dedicated Lens nodes can streamline your infrastructure and reduce operational costs. Learn why teams choose Chainstack for reliable blockchain access.

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Performance. That’s more than RPS.

Deploy applications with stable, always-on Lens Mainnet and Testnet connectivity at Chainstack Cloud.

Lens Mainnet and Testnet

Dedicated Lens Mainnet and Testnet nodes with guaranteed performance, high availability, and full data integrity.

Whether you’re building wallets, analytics, or integrations, Chainstack ensures seamless and reliable access to the Lens network.

99.9% uptime with SLA. SOC2 certified.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the uptime and performance guarantees?

We offer a 99.9% uptime SLA on our dedicated Lens RPC nodes, backed by enterprise-grade infrastructure optimized for low-latency and high-throughput performance.

How long does it take to activate access after submitting a request?

You will receive your connection credentials after our support team processes your request, which typically takes 1–2 business days.

What pricing or billing options are available for RPC access?

We offer flexible monthly and annual billing plans. Dedicated node deployment requires a Pro plan subscription and higher.

Dedicated Node compute per hour price starts from $0.50 across all paid subscription plans.

 

Can I monitor usage or performance metrics of my node?

Yes, we provide a user dashboard with real-time metrics, including request counts, latency, and system health, allowing you to monitor and optimize your usage.

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Request access to enterprise-grade Lens RPC services tailored for performance, reliability, and scale.

Learn more about Lens
What is Lens?

Lens Protocol is a composable, on-chain social graph on Polygon where every follow, post, and collect action is a transferable NFT.

How to get Lens RPC endpoint?
Open a free Chainstack account, then access your console. Hit Add node, pick the Lens network, and spin up your node with one click. Once it’s up, click Access & credentials and take your personal RPC endpoint into your dApp.
How to run a Lens node?
Launch a Global Node through Chainstack to sync every Lens profile and publication quickly. Opt for a Dedicated Node if you’re building a social analytics dashboard. The DIY path is a tangle of Polygon nodes, Lens indexers, and IPFS pinning.
What is Lens RPC API?

Lens Protocol itself lives on Polygon, so developers hit Polygon JSON-RPC to interact with LensHub. Calls like collect and burn are ordinary ERC-721/1155 methods. Higher-level social data come from GraphQL indexers rather than raw RPC.

How much does it cost to run a Lens RPC?

Because Lens lives on Polygon, node costs mirror Polygon—roughly US $100-180 / month—plus off-chain indexers. Social-graph querying inflates database spend. Chainstack’s Lens-ready Polygon RPC is typically the most cost-effective choice.

Is Lens RPC free?

Lens lives on Polygon’s free community RPC, which struggles during big social drops. Chainstack lets you hit Lens contracts up to 3 million times monthly at no cost, with better stability.

How to setup a Lens RPC?

Since Lens lives on Polygon, copy your Polygon endpoint in Chainstack. Add it to your wallet’s network list or in Apollo client code used for Lens queries.

Notes for Lens API

RPC endpoints on the Lens chain follow JSON-RPC standards and give developers the ability to read from and write to the blockchain. These nodes work seamlessly with popular libraries such as ethers.js (JavaScript) and web3.py (Python).