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Private/dedicated capacity for launch windows, traffic spikes and regional performance targets.
ABM one-pager · enterprise / web2→web3 launch
Launch Web3 products without making RPC the invisible single point of failure.
For banks, fintechs, payment companies, consumer platforms and public-sector teams moving from pilot to production.
Target account
Buyer: CTO / VP Engineering / Head of Platform / Digital Assets lead
Best fit: production teams where RPC failure, cost opacity, auditability or launch risk can block revenue.
CTA
Offer a 14-day Launch Reliability Pilot: one target chain/use case, current-provider comparison, p95/p99/error report, risk map, and recommended GetBlock setup.
Problem
Your team can prototype with any RPC endpoint. Production is different: you need predictable throughput, private capacity, chain coverage, incident response, auditability and a support path when transactions, balances, events or launches fail.
GetBlock solution
GetBlock packages multichain RPC as a production reliability layer: shared or dedicated nodes, archive access, WebSockets, SLA-backed infrastructure, engineering support, and a proof pilot that runs beside your current provider before you switch traffic.
Why GetBlock
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Procurement-ready reliability pack: SLA terms, security questionnaire answers, incident/RCA template, escalation path.
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Two-week parallel-provider proof pilot: compare p95/p99, errors, method behavior and support response on your own workload.
Proof basis
- GetBlock public pricing already shows 130+ supported chains, 800 RPS on a Pro shared configuration, <5-minute support language, and 1,000+ guaranteed RPS for dedicated nodes.
- Competitors increasingly package enterprise RPC around signed/contractual SLAs, advanced security, compliance reports, support response and dedicated capacity; this is now the buying frame, not a nice-to-have.
Competitive angle
Alchemy/QuickNode are strong broad platforms; Infura is a trusted Ethereum default. GetBlock’s angle is focused production control: “keep your current provider if you want, but prove GetBlock beside it before your next launch.”
Discovery questions
- Which chain and region are launch-critical?
- What breaks the launch: latency, rate limits, missing archive/logs, websocket stability, or support response?
- Who must approve security/SLA/procurement before production?