STARTER
Shared RPC for builders & small miners
Included
- Shared Bittensor RPC endpoint
- Fully managed, always synced
- Global routing
- Fair usage included
- Upgrade anytime
Shared RPC for builders & small miners
Priority RPC for production workloads
Guaranteed resources for validators & enterprises
Iteradian plans are based on traffic shape, not usage credits.
Choose based on throughput, concurrency, and latency impact — not guesswork.
As a rule of thumb, choose the plan that matches your workload shape:
Best for light workloads where occasional latency and throttling are acceptable.
Designed for workloads where performance consistency and headroom matter.
Built for predictable, isolated performance with guaranteed resources.
If you’re unsure, start with the plan that fits your current workload.
Upgrading is instant. No endpoint changes, no API key rotation, and
no reconfiguration.
Putting it together
Choose based on traffic shape, not total request counts.
Starter — best for developers, testing, staging environments, and small miners where occasional latency or throttling is acceptable.
Pro — designed for production workloads with higher throughput, spiky traffic, or latency-sensitive operations.
Dedicated — built for sustained high volume, strict performance requirements, or workloads that need guaranteed resources and optional SLA.
If you’re unsure, start with the plan that matches your current workload. Upgrading is instant and does not require any configuration changes.
Dedicated is intended for any workload that requires predictable, isolated performance — not just large companies.
It’s commonly used by:
Dedicated plans are scoped individually to match your technical and operational needs.
Yes. There are no minimum company size requirements.
Many individual developers and small teams use Pro or Dedicated when:
Choose the plan based on how your application behaves, not the size of your organization.
Absolutely. Iteradian is designed with clear upgrade paths.
You can move from Starter → Pro → Dedicated without:
This allows you to scale performance without re-architecture.
