Chainstack Subgraphs

Index and query blockchain data with faster, better, and more reliable infrastructure.

Deploy subgraphs with 99.9%+ availability and fetch smart contract data at twice the speed of competition.

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Multi-chain by design

Chainstack Subgraphs is a single point of access for all your data across any blockchain.

Elastic indexer

Dedicated indexer

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Built on enterprise-grade infrastructure

The fastest real-time indexing solution, coupled with SLAs and 24/7 support.

Ultra fast global network

Experience blazing-fast indexing and near-zero latency sync with indexers and nodes placed in the same data center.

Seamless integration

Plug and play deployment and subgraph migration from hosted services.

High availability

Build confidently without network disruption with over 99.9% availability.

Intuitive interface

Deploy subgraphs with the same tooling, UI, and similar CLI as The Graph.

Zero-node maintenance

Query subgraphs without running any nodes or infrastructure.

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How does Chainstack Subgraphs work?

Create or host subgraphs in a few clicks with an intuitive interface designed to easily set up subgraphs, monitor sync status and migrate from hosted services with the same CLI support.

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Create subgraph

Create an account and head to the interface and click create subgraph.

Sync subgraph

Use Graph CLI to deploy your subgraph and it’ll start indexing.

Query endpoint

After the indexing process is complete, subgraph data can be consumed via the GraphQL endpoint.

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How Chainstack is different

		The Graph Network	Hosted Service
Barrier to entry	Easy	High barrier to entry (at least 100K GRT token)	Easy (Sunsetting soon)
Payment	Payment options in crypto and credit card	Requires GRT token which fluctuates in price	Free
Reliability	99.9%+ availability	Depends on the indexer	Single point of failure
Throughput	Up to 1,000 RPS	Depends on the indexer	Depends on workload
Indexing speed	2x+ faster than industry average	Depends on the indexer	Not available
Supported networks	Support for up to 13 protocols on production	Ethereum on production and 4 others are in beta	Ethereum on production and 19 others are in beta
Supports Appchain
Service level agreements (SLA)
Dedicated supported	24/7 support available

Indexes appchains too

Leverage subgraphs to query real-time data from appchains and index on-chain activity.

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Bring your own RPC node

Even if we don’t currently support the protocol, you can still query smart contract data with our custom
hosting service as long as it is supported by The Graph or is EVM compatible. Just provide us with the RPC node endpoint, and we’ll handle the rest.

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Pricing made simpler

A flat fee for a fixed amount of requests and the option to pay as you go. No more complicated payments and gas fees or staking GRT tokens. Pay with credit card or top up with crypto. Say goodbye to hidden fees or unexpected charges.

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Jumpstart your subgraph development with example scripts

Accelerate your subgraph development with constantly updated tutorials based on real-world use cases.

Indexing ERC-20 token balance

Discover how to use subgraphs to index Ethereum accounts and ERC-20 token balances. Learn how to gather data on all accounts holding ERC-20 tokens and how the transfer() function affects token balances. Designed for both new and experienced developers.

Indexing Uniswap data

Learn how to use subgraphs to index and query data from Uniswap's smart contracts. Uniswap is a decentralized exchange built on Ethereum and a few other chains which handles over a million transactions daily, providing valuable insights into token popularity, distribution, and more.

Deploying a Lido subgraph with Chainstack

Learn how to deploy a Lido subgraph on Chainstack and gain access to valuable data on multiple blockchains. Our step-by-step tutorial is designed for developers looking to integrate Lido's liquid staking solution into their dApps

Use cases

DeFi applications

Instant access to historical transactions or token data.

Game developers

Hassle-free tracking and visualization of in-game analytics.

Research and analytics

Stream real-time data happening on-chain to track the latest activities.

DApp developers

Quick and simple to fetch custom smart contract data.

Deploy your subgraph with us

Discover a wealth of information on how to deploy a subgraph and build amazing applications with Chainstack.

Subgraph guide

Learn how to get started and set-up a subgraph from scratch.

Subgraph tutorials

Run tutorials and learn how to use Chainstack Subgraphs in development.

Debugging subgraphs

Learn how to troubleshoot your subgraph.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my subgraph from The Graph Hosted Service be used with Chainstack?

All subgraphs from The Graph Hosted Service can be simply migrated over to Chainstack in a few clicks. We offer the same tooling, similar UI, and support for CLI.

Do I need to purchase an archive node to host or deploy a subgraph?

No, both elastic and dedicated indexer subscriptions come with complimentary* Chainstack archive nodes so users don’t have to worry about node maintenance or syncing between indexer nodes.

*No additional fees are required for the archive node.

What networks are supported?

Elastic Indexer

Ethereum
BNB Smart Chain
Polygon

Dedicated Indexer

Ethereum
BNB Smart Chain,
Polygon
Avalanche
Arbitrum
Optimism
Fantom
Near
Fuse
Aurora
Cronos
Gnosis Chain
Harmony

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What is the difference between elastic indexer and dedicated indexer?

Elastic indexers require a subscription fee for a set number of subgraphs and requests. Additional usage can be purchased through a pay-as-you-go model.

Dedicated indexers requires a flat fee and provide an exclusive production environment with no restrictions on the number of deployable subgraphs or requests.