Run your own Hyperliquid non-validating node with a static public IPv4 egress address and reachable inbound TCP 4000 to 4010. The setup guide calls for Ubuntu 24.04, at least 16 logical cores, 128 GB RAM and NVMe sized for the enabled write flags. Allow for the additional writes if you enable mempool output.
The price is $200 per connecting node address per month for an allowlisted upstream gossip peer in Tokyo, including committed blocks and mempool forwarding. You run the node; this does not include 0xArchive API, WebSocket or Data Catalog access.
Yes. Enable split_client_blocks to receive pending transactions as well as committed blocks. Some transactions reach blocks without being gossiped first, and pending transactions can pause during upstream fallback. This is node peering, distinct from the hosted Pro-and-above mempool stream, and it includes no stored mempool history.
Enter the public IPv4 egress addresses and provider/region in Stripe Checkout. Addresses are manually reviewed and allowlisted, then the peer address is emailed to the checkout address. Pin your node to that fixed peer, restart and confirm it reaches the chain tip.
The Free data plan does not include node peering. The standard peering subscription is paid, with billing starting at checkout and address review before allowlisting. If you need to evaluate it before subscribing, email support@0xarchive.io to ask whether an evaluation is available and what terms would apply.
Use each node's static public IPv4 egress address, not IPv6 or a private address, and make inbound TCP 4000 to 4010 reachable. Keep try_new_peers=false in the documented configuration to stay pinned instead of drifting onto public seeds. Contact support when an address changes.
You operate, tune and monitor your node. 0xArchive operates its upstream peer and provides an engineer contact for peering faults. A peer connection does not transfer node administration to 0xArchive.
Self-serve checkout accepts up to five node addresses per order. For more, email support@0xarchive.io; the published price remains $200 per node address per month, not a preferential slot or priority tier.
If an address cannot be allowlisted, provide a replacement. If none is available, the subscription is reduced and the difference refunded. Email support for address changes or cancellation; cancellation ends peering at the end of the paid period. Billing begins at checkout, before manual address review completes.
No. Data your node receives through the peer is not 0xArchive Data. 0xArchive claims no rights over it and places no limits on how you use it, and the Data License does not apply to it.
We ask you for a replacement address. If you have none, the subscription is reduced to the addresses that can be allowlisted and the difference is refunded.
No. Data your own node receives through the peer is not 0xArchive Data. 0xArchive claims no rights over it and places no use limits on it through the Data License. API, WebSocket and Data Catalog data remain separate licensed service outputs.
