Switch from QuickNode to Dwellir

How much would you save?

Cost comparison across common usage volumes using a typical DApp method mix. Numbers come straight from each provider's published pricing.

Monthly usage	Dwellir	QuickNode	You save
5,000,000requests / month	FreeFree plan	$249Accelerate plan	$249 (100%)
25,000,000requests / month	$49Developer plan	$499Scale plan	$450 (90%)
150,000,000requests / month	$299Growth plan	$2,789Business plan	$2,490 (89%)
500,000,000requests / month	$999Scale plan	$9,299Business plan	$8,300 (89%)

* Based on each provider's public pricing and a typical DApp method mix. Actual savings vary with traffic shape. Run your own numbers.

Why teams leave QuickNode

• QuickNode bills by compute units, where heavy methods like debug_traceTransaction cost up to 309 CU per request.
• Add-ons like trace mode, archive data, and dedicated infrastructure stack on top of your base plan.
• Per-key throughput limits force many teams onto enterprise plans they don't actually need.
• Overage CU rates make spiky workloads punishingly expensive at scale.

What you get on Dwellir

Dwellir bills one credit per response - no compute units, no method multipliers, no surprise debug bills. Teams switching from QuickNode typically see 50-80% cost reduction at the same request volume.

Every paid Dwellir plan includes trace and debug methods, archive data on supported networks, unlimited team members, and a 99.99% uptime SLA backed by public status pages.

No add-on pricing. No surprise tier upgrades because one developer ran a tracing job. You get the full method set on the same plan you signed up for.

How the migration works

1. 1
   Create a free Dwellir account and grab an API key from the dashboard.
2. 2
   Replace your existing RPC endpoint URL with the matching Dwellir endpoint - no SDK or code changes needed.
3. 3
   Verify behavior with a handful of read calls, then point production traffic at Dwellir.
4. 4
   Cancel your prior plan once you are happy. Most teams complete the cut-over in under 30 minutes.