Alchemy vs RedStone

How Alchemy vs RedStone compare on our ratings, infrastructure provider specs, funding, pros and cons.

Alchemy4.3/5
VS
Feature
Ratings
Our score4.3/54.0/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Reliability4.54.5
Chain coverage4.55.0
Pricing4.03.0
Developer experience4.54.0
Support4.03.5
Specs
ServicesRPC / nodes, Data APIs, Wallet APIs, Account abstraction, Developer toolingOracle
Chains supported100110
Free tier YesNot disclosed
Pricing from$0.525 per 1,000,000 compute unitsNot disclosed
Enterprise SLA YesNot disclosed
Open sourceNot disclosed Yes
TokenNot disclosedRED
Uptime SLA99.99%Not disclosed
Free tier limits30M compute units per month, up to 15 RPS, 5 apps, 5 webhooksNot disclosed
Company
Founded20172021
HeadquartersUnited States—
InvestorsArchetypeArrington Capital, Lemniscap, Alchemy Capital, Amber Group +35
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • 100+ supported blockchains
  • Free tier includes 30M compute units monthly
  • Enterprise SLAs reach 99.995% availability
  • RPC, indexed data and wallet APIs share one platform
  • Supports more than 110 blockchains and 1,300 digital and real-world assets
  • Secures $9.12B in value across 200+ integrated protocols as of October 2026
  • Completed 15 security audits from firms including Quantstamp, Halborn, and PeckShield
  • Offers both transaction-attached pull feeds and standard push updates
Cons
  • Applications face centralised provider and outage exposure
  • Proprietary APIs can increase vendor lock-in
  • Pay As You Go charges scale with compute usage
  • Automated agent wallets add transaction-control risk
  • Pull models require custom smart contract integration to unpack transaction payloads
  • Tokenized real-world asset pricing relies heavily on off-chain issuer reporting intervals
Best forMultichain application teams, Solana developers, Account-abstraction productsLending protocols using restaked collateral, Developers on high-throughput chains, Real-world asset tokenization platforms

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