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Moralis costs $10 to $749 per month as of November 2026, with 5 plans available. Plans: Data Feeds Starter at $10/month, Starter at $149/month, Pro at $249/month, and Business at $749/month. Custom pricing is available on request. Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

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Moralis offers 5 pricing tiers: Data Feeds Starter, Starter, Pro, Business, Enterprise. Paid plans include Data Feeds Starter at $10/month, Starter at $149/month, Pro at $249/month. The Starter plan is early-stage apps and small production workloads.

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Moralis lists $10-$749/month, but hidden costs like implementation and support add to the total as of November 2026. Key hidden costs: archive data querying, data feeds historical backfill, migration friction. Verified from 2 sources by CostBench.

Hidden Costs Breakdown

1

Archive Data Querying

medium overage

Querying archive nodes for historical blockchain data beyond recent blocks comes with a higher CU cost due to increased computational and storage resources.

Grounded summary

Archive Data: Querying archive nodes (historical blockchain data beyond recent blocks) comes with a higher CU cost due to increased computational and storage resources

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Data Feeds Historical Backfill

medium overage

While real-time Data Feeds usage is included in paid plans, historical backfill is billed separately based on the amount of historical data processed, with specific unit pricing not publicly itemized.

Grounded summary

Data Feeds Historical Backfill: While real-time Data Feeds usage is included in paid plans with a monthly budget, historical backfill is billed separately based on the amount of historical data processed

3

Migration Friction

medium migration

Occasional migration friction can appear when APIs evolve across versions, potentially leading to unexpected development effort.

Grounded summary

Migration Friction: Occasional migration friction can appear when APIs evolve across versions, potentially leading to unexpected development effort

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