Pricing Plans
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OMNIA offers multiple pricing plans to suit all user requirements. We're in launch phase and offering HUGE discounts across all plans. Get in on our founders launch.
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Features Enhanced Privacy, up to Max RPS 50, Up to Daily Requests 100.000 (for Mainnet) and 25.000 for Testnets. Appeals to the DeFi user or Dev that does a moderate or burst amount of activity around the clock. If your requests are spread evenly throughout a 24-hour period, this translates to approximately 1.15 requests per second continuously.
Features up to Max RPS 250, Up to Daily Requests 5.000.000, Guaranteed SLA 98%, Advanced Frontrunning Protection, Honeypot Protection, MEV Cashback, Reinforced transaction, Token Approval Security, VIP level support and custom RPC features.
Features Max RPS 500+, Daily Requests 10.000.000+, Guaranteed SLA 99.9%, Advanced Frontrunning Protection, Honeypot Protection, MEV Cashback, Reinforced transaction, Token Approval Security, VIP level support, Dedicated Account Manager and custom RPC features.
Rate limiting is used to control the amount of incoming traffic or requests from clients. It helps prevent abuse, ensures fair usage, and maintains the stability and performance of the server.
For this, each HTTP request has an associated data payload size, which is an average of 800 bytes per request. To calculate the rate limit for Pro plan over the WebSocket connection for a 10-second window, you can use the following formula:
Download Limit = (RPS) x (Average Payload Size per Request) x (Window Duration)
Download Limit = 25 requests/second x 800 bytes/request x 10 seconds = 200,000 bytes
So, the rate limit imposed over the WebSocket connection for a 10-second window is 200 kilobytes (KB). This means that within any given 10-second period, a client or user can download a maximum of 200 KB of data via WebSocket connections to the service without exceeding the rate limit. If the limit is exceeded, additional requests will be throttled or denied to ensure that the service's resources are not overwhelmed.