BlastAPI is shutting down on October 31, 2025. Therefore, GetBlock steps in with a limited‑time migration program offering up to  50% off shared RPC node subscriptions. New users can use promo code MIGRATE50 to receive 50% off the Enterprise plan or MIGRATE40 for 40% off the Pro plan, both applied with six-month commitments. Claim the offer by November 20, 2025 by submitting the promo codes through the contact form on GetBlock's website. Activate your discount through our Contact form and save at least $2,400 on an optimal setup.BlastAPI is shutting down on October 31, 2025. Therefore, GetBlock steps in with a limited‑time migration program offering up to  50% off shared RPC node subscriptions. New users can use promo code MIGRATE50 to receive 50% off the Enterprise plan or MIGRATE40 for 40% off the Pro plan, both applied with six-month commitments. Claim the offer by November 20, 2025 by submitting the promo codes through the contact form on GetBlock's website. Activate your discount through our Contact form and save at least $2,400 on an optimal setup.

GetBlock Launches 50% Discount Program for BlastAPI Users as Platform Shuts Down

By: Hackernoon

2025/10/27 13:09

\With BlastAPI set to discontinue operations by the end of the month, RPC node provider GetBlock is extending a helping hand to affected Web3 developers.

Through a dedicated migration campaign, teams moving from BlastAPI to GetBlock can claim up to 50% off shared RPC node subscriptions on the Pro and Enterprise plans.

The offer, valid until November 20, 2025, aims to ensure continuity for developers while unlocking measurable performance gains and greater multi-chain flexibility.

TL;DR

BlastAPI is shutting down on October 31, 2025. GetBlock steps in with a limited‑time migration program offering up to  50% off shared RPC node subscriptions.
New users can use promo code MIGRATE50 to receive 50% off the Enterprise plan or MIGRATE40 for 40% off the Pro plan, both applied with six-month commitments.
Claim the offer by November 20, 2025 by submitting the promo codes through the contact form on GetBlock's website.
To migrating users, GetBlock delivers a true upgrade with broader blockchain coverage, stronger architectural performance, and top-tier customer  support unmatched in its segment.

Activate your discount through our Contact form and save at least $2,400 on an optimal setup.

BlastAPI shuts down, GetBlock launches migration campaign with 50% off

BlastAPI’s sudden closure has left many Web3 teams in search of reliable alternatives. GetBlock, with over 100 Layer-1 and Layer-2 blockchains supported including Ethereum, Solana, Tron, and Bitcoin, presents one of the most comprehensive infrastructures on the market.

Migrating projects gain access to key performance enhancements such as broader multi-chain support, archive data availability, secure routing through MEV‑protected endpoints, and globally distributed endpoints across the US, Europe, and Asia.

Transitioning is straightforward: developers submit a contact request on the GetBlock website with the appropriate promo code – MIGRATE50 or MIGRATE40. GetBlock’s team oversees setup from integration to final deployment — minimizing downtime and configuration overhead.

GetBlock vs BlastAPI: Bigger blockchains lineup, faster endpoints, best-in-class support

While BlastAPI maintained a respectable range of networks and developer features, GetBlock’s ecosystem now represents one of the most extensive and high‑performance infrastructures in the RPC market.

Its core advantages include a 60‑plus blockchain edge, faster global response times verified by independent testing, and customer support excellence. The platform’s SOC 2 certification, due by Q4 2025, underscores its commitment to security and enterprise-grade reliability.

| Feature | GetBlock | BlastAPI | |----|----|----| | Supported Blockchains | 100+ (including Solana, Tron, NEAR) | ~56 | | Uptime Guarantee | 99.9% | Not specified | | Average Latency | 16–143 ms | 17–200 ms | | Regional Availability | US (New York), EU (Frankfurt), Asia (Singapore) | N/A | | Archive Data Access | Available on shared & dedicated nodes | Limited to dedicated nodes | | MEV Protection | Built‑in for Tier-1 chains | Not available | | Support | For all users | For paid customers only | | Security | SOC 2 – in progress | Not reported |

Flexible plans for diverse use cases

GetBlock’s Pro Plan, priced at $499/month before discount, supports up to 500 requests per second with 24/7 technical support — ideal for scaling decentralized applications. The Enterprise Plan, retailing at $999/month, offers custom throughput limits, advanced analytics, and premium SLA coverage.

GetBlock CEO Vasily Rudomanov invites all Web3 teams to explore the platform’s infrastructure stack:

Under the migration offer, developers can save up to 40% on the Pro Plan or 50% on the Enterprise Plan. For affected BlastAPI teams, it’s an opportunity to secure a stable infrastructure foundation and continue building without interruption.

Wrapping up

Migrating isn’t just about replacing your RPC provider; it’s about futureproofing your infrastructure. GetBlock’s consistent uptime, transparent pricing, and ongoing chain integrations make it a dependable option for teams building long‑term in Web3.

This migration offer is the simplest way to make the switch and ensure transition happens quickly, painlessly, and results in an infrastructure upgrade — not just a replacement

To join the migration program or get assistance, visit getblock.io.

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