Chain.Love

Chain.Love addresses a critical bottleneck in Web3 development: the fragmented and unreliable discovery of essential blockchain services. Developers often spend hours digging through outdated docs, unverified lists, and inconsistent pricing pages to find the right infrastructure. Chain.Love removes this friction by offering a centralized interface and API-first access point to curated, trustworthy providers across the Ethereum ecosystem and multiple other networks.

From RPCs and indexers to bridges, oracles, and developer tooling, Chain.Love aggregates key data on uptime, latency, SLAs, usage limits, and cost, allowing developers to make data-informed decisions about which provider to use. The platform also enables real-time monitoring and automated load balancing to ensure apps remain performant even when one service provider becomes unstable. Instead of manually switching endpoints, developers can trust Chain.Love to reroute requests to the best available service in real time.

The platform is not only a consumer-facing tool — it’s also a community-driven open-source database. Contributors can submit new services, update documentation, and share real-world benchmarks to help other developers avoid common pitfalls. The GitHub repository is actively maintained and contains JSON datasets that can be plugged directly into monitoring dashboards or dApp backends.

Chain.Love supports multiple networks beyond Ethereum, including Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Filecoin, Base, and more. The platform is ideal for teams building on Layer 2s or exploring the multichain universe. It offers a frictionless way to spin up infrastructure for both testnets and mainnets with minimal configuration and maximum uptime.

In comparison to competitors like QuickNode, Alchemy, and Infura, Chain.Love does not bind developers to a single provider. Instead, it offers full flexibility and transparency — enabling users to compare providers across real metrics and select the best option for each project phase. With no lock-in, open data, and public contribution features, Chain.Love is the developer-first alternative to vendor silos.

Chain.Love provides numerous benefits and features that simplify how developers discover and use Web3 infrastructure:

• Unified Interface: Discover, compare, and access RPCs, indexers, explorers, oracles, and more from a single dashboard.
• Transparent Comparisons: View real-time performance metrics, pricing, and SLA details for all listed providers.
• Open-Source Database: Contribute or access Web3 service data on GitHub and use pre-built JSON datasets in your dApps.
• Automated Load Balancing: Route requests across providers based on uptime and latency to avoid single-point failures.
• Decentralized Monitoring: Get visibility into provider performance with on-chain SLAs and monitoring tools.
• Cross-Network Support: Use Chain.Love for Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Base, Linea, and more.
• No Lock-In: Choose the best provider for each use case with no vendor lock-in or opaque pricing schemes.
• Dev-Friendly APIs: Query infrastructure data and access services via a single, unified API layer.
• Real-Time Alerts: Monitor service degradation and performance shifts across providers instantly.
• Community Contributions: Share knowledge and benchmark data with the Web3 community through GitHub.

Getting started with Chain.Love is simple, fast, and designed for developers of all levels:

• Step 1 – Visit the Platform: Go to Chain.Love to start exploring public RPC endpoints and services right away — no account required.
• Step 2 – Create a Query Key: For authenticated access, generate a Query Key in your account dashboard. Only the name field is required during setup.
• Step 3 – Create an API Key (Optional): If you need to manage usage programmatically, create an API key to handle stats and query key generation via code.
• Step 4 – Choose a Subscription: Free and paid plans are available. Paid features include priority access and advanced performance monitoring.
• Step 5 – Make Your First Request: Use the documentation to send your first API call using your query key.
• Step 6 – Monitor Your Traffic: View latency, uptime, and performance stats for each provider in real-time.
• Step 7 – Contribute to the DB: Add new services, suggest edits, or fork the GitHub repo to help improve the ecosystem.
• Need Help? Access the full Chain.Love documentation for detailed guides and API references.