Pricing
We use a credit-based system for all indexing and syncing operations. Credits can be purchased in advance through one of our forfait (prepaid) packages.
Credit Plans & Volume Discounts 💳
We use a credit-based system for all indexing and syncing operations. Credits can be purchased in advance through one of our forfait (prepaid) packages.
Each plan includes a fixed number of credits that you can use at your own pace.
Credits never expire, so you can top up when needed.
The more credits you purchase at once, the lower the price per credit (volume discount).
Pricing (buy credit here : https://data.octav.fi/)
Starter
4,000
$0.025
$100
Small team
100,000
$0.025
$2500
Intensive usage
1,000,000
$0.020
$20000
There are two ways to spend credits :
Call the API endpoints
1 credit is consumed for every call on any endpoints (except
/credit
which is free).
Index transactions
1 credit is consumed for every 250 transactions our system index.
You can at any moment buy or check how many credits you have in your account calling the /credits
endpoint or in the application https://data.octav.fi/, more details here : credits
Indexing transactions
If you call the /sync-transactions
or /transactions
endpoints, our system will index the transactions of the requested address. Every 250 transactions our system index, 1 credit is consumed.
Permanent Indexing Once a transaction has been indexed, it stays in our system permanently. This means:
You are not charged again for transactions that have already been indexed in previous runs.
You can retrieve these previously indexed transactions at any time using the API (e.g., via the
/transactions
endpoint) without incurring any sync chargesFuture syncs only look for new, unindexed transactions, so you never pay twice for the same data.
Example Usage
First call ever for
0x1234
, we indexed 1,050 transactions →1,050 ÷ 250 = 4.2
→ 4 credits consumedLater sync finds 200 new transactions →
Total transactions = 1250 : 1250 / 250 = 5
→ 5 - 4 (credits already paid for this address) = 1 credit consumedNext sync sees 50 new transactions →
Total transactions = 1300 : 1300 / 250 = 5.2
→ 0 credit consumed
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