💪Dedicated Nodes aka Custom Nodes

Price started from 400 EUR. No over limit charges. If you want to access a node that will be available only for you via personal credentioals.

What are Dedicated Nodes?

Custom nodes aka Dedicated nodes operate by providing exclusive access to a blockchain network for individual users or organizations. Unlike shared nodes, which distribute resources among multiple users, dedicated nodes allocate all resources to a single user or entity. This ensures maximum control, reliability, and performance for the dedicated node operator.

Which nodes are available?

All 100+ nodes from the list on our website.

How to run a Dedicated Node?

Request a node on nownodes.io/dedicated-nodes and NOWNodes executes all the other steps.

Do you need a node that is not on the list?

Just drop us a message at [e-mail] and let's keep in touch.

Dedicated Node VS Shared Node

Shared nodes offer practical solutions for businesses requiring greater throughput with limited resources, ideal for early-stage dApps. However, dedicated nodes provide top-notch performance, enhanced security, and complete control over transactions and data. They are the premium choice for high-performance dApps and projects demanding high reliability and scalability.

Feature	Shared Nodes	Dedicated Nodes
Usage	For crypto businesses needing greater throughput with limited resources.	For high-performance dApps, large-scale crypto storage, or projects aiming to scale rapidly.
Access / Security	Shared among Crypto APIs customers with a low risk.	Exclusively yours, ensuring enhanced security and privacy.
Connection Stability	Stable connection with lower traffic than public nodes.	High-quality performance, hence the network stability.
Suitability	Suitable for early-stage dApps, providing easy access for stress-testing performance.	Can process unlimited requests per second, perfect for projects demanding high reliability and scalability.
Control over Transactions	Transactions and data are shared among multiple users.	Complete control over transactions and data, ensuring privacy and security.

How to use credentials?

You need to put your credentials before domain name

Here's an example:

curl --location 'https://{login}:{password}@{domain_name}' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
    "method": "eth_blockNumber",
    "params": [],
    "id": 83
}'