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About Dwellir

Dwellir is a blockchain infrastructure provider that runs RPC nodes for 150+ networks for developers, trading teams, and Web3 companies.

Dwellir is a blockchain infrastructure provider that runs RPC nodes for 150+ networks for developers, trading teams, data providers, and Web3 companies. We were founded in Uppsala, Sweden in 2021, and our endpoints serve more than two billion responses a day.

What Dwellir does

Shared RPC endpoints

One API key gives you HTTP and WebSocket access to 150+ networks, from Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum to Polkadot, Sui, Hyperliquid, Monad, and Tron. Trace and debug APIs are included on every paid plan, and every paid plan can be paid in crypto. Plans run from a free tier to 5,000 requests per second on Scale.

Unlimited Nodes

Unlimited Nodes give you unmetered requests at a fixed monthly price. You pick a throughput tier from 25 to 1,000 requests per second, and you never count credits.

Dedicated node clusters

A dedicated node cluster is a set of isolated, redundant nodes that serve only your traffic, in archive or full-node mode. You pay a fixed monthly price per chain, with no request counts, rate limits, or overage charges.

Hyperliquid infrastructure

Hyperliquid produces 70+ blocks per second. We run HyperEVM RPC, gRPC streaming, and order book WebSockets with 100 depth levels. Historical datasets such as replica_cmds and node_fills support backtesting and liquidation modelling.

Validators and collators

We operate validators and collators on Polkadot, Kusama, Enjin, Astar, Shiden, and Chromia. We also maintain the official Polkadot Snap package, so we contribute to network health, not only to traffic.

What makes Dwellir different

1 response = 1 API credit, for every method

Most providers bill in compute units that vary by method. At Alchemy, one eth_call costs 26 compute units and one trace_block costs 500. At Infura, debug_traceTransaction costs 1,000. At Dwellir, every response costs one credit, so trace-heavy workloads cost the same as simple reads.

Lower cost per million calls

When you use your full included allowance, you pay $1.96 to $2.00 per million eth_call responses. At entry-tier prices checked in September 2026, the same volume costs $12.25 on QuickNode's Build plan and $13.65 on Alchemy pay-as-you-go. Compare your own workload in the pricing calculator.

Monthly billing, no lock-in

Every plan, including dedicated node clusters, bills monthly with no long-term commitment. On shared plans, you can upgrade or downgrade at any time, and the change applies from your next billing cycle.

Our own bare-metal nodes

We run our own bare-metal nodes in globally distributed data centres. dRPC, by contrast, is an aggregation layer that routes requests to third-party providers. Because we operate the nodes, we can enforce a 99.99% uptime SLA and act on incidents directly.

Named contacts, and direct access to the engineers who run the nodes

Developer plans include chat support, and Growth and Scale plans include a dedicated account manager. Dedicated cluster customers get direct access to the engineers who build and operate their nodes.

Who uses Dwellir

  • Market makers, hedge funds, and trading teams that need low-latency Hyperliquid and EVM data
  • Data and analytics platforms, such as Token Terminal and Arkham Intelligence
  • Oracle networks that read many chains at once, such as DIA and Chronicle
  • Centralized exchanges, such as Bitvavo and Paribu
  • Blockchain ecosystems and parachain teams, such as Enjin and KILT
  • DeFi protocols and Web3 developers who build on one or many networks

The team behind Dwellir

Gustav Nipe, Joakim Nyman, and Erik Lönroth founded Dwellir AB in Uppsala in 2021. We run validators in the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystem and have delivered treasury-funded infrastructure for Moonbeam and Moonriver.

Our engineers build and operate every node we serve. The team works from Uppsala and remotely, and we are hiring.

Follow the team on X, LinkedIn, and GitHub.

How Dwellir works

  • Sign up: create an account in the dashboard and get an API key for all networks. No sales call is needed.
  • Communication: chat support on Developer, a dedicated account manager on Growth and Scale, plus email at support@dwellir.com and our Telegram community.
  • Dedicated onboarding: pick a chain, book a 30-minute call to agree on throughput, regions, and node mode, and receive a fixed quote. We then build the cluster and hand over the endpoints.
  • Billing: monthly. Credits used beyond your plan are billed at the end of the month, and you can set usage limits per API key.

Key facts

Company nameDwellir AB
VAT IDSE559324418801
TypeBlockchain infrastructure and RPC node provider
Founded2021, in Uppsala, Sweden
FoundersGustav Nipe, Joakim Nyman, and Erik Lönroth
HeadquartersDrottninggatan 2 3TR, 753 10 Uppsala, Sweden
Websitewww.dwellir.com
Core offeringHTTP and WebSocket RPC access to 150+ blockchain networks through one API key, plus gRPC streaming on selected chains such as Hyperliquid
PricingFree plan; Developer $49/month; Growth $299/month; Scale $999/month; Enterprise on quote. 1 RPC response = 1 API credit. See pricing.
Contract termsMonthly billing. No long-term commitment. Shared-plan changes apply from the next cycle.
ServicesShared RPC endpoints, Unlimited Nodes, dedicated node clusters, Hyperliquid gRPC and order book streams, validators and collators
CommunicationChat support, support@dwellir.com, Telegram, and a dedicated account manager on Growth and Scale
CustomersRead what customers say on the testimonials page.
Daily volume2 billion+ RPC responses per day
Uptime SLA99.99% on production endpoints
SocialX, LinkedIn, YouTube, GitHub, Telegram

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