Pay for Infura

Infura has four plans, priced in US dollars per month. Core is free and includes 3 million credits a day, 500 credits per second and one API key. Developer is $50 a month with 15 million credits a day, 4,000 credits per second, five API keys, the Debug/Trace API and ticketed support. Team is $225 a month with 75 million credits a day, 40,000 credits per second, unlimited API keys and prioritised ticket support. Enterprise is priced on request and adds auto-scaling and an enhanced support SLA.

If a paid plan is not enough, there is an add-on: 55 million additional credits for $200 a month. Infura publishes monthly prices only — no annual prices are listed. Its terms say fees are charged in US dollars and are exclusive of taxes, so tax may be added on top depending on where you are. One caveat: the FAQ on Infura’s own pricing page gives different free-plan numbers from its plan table, so check the quota shown in your dashboard rather than relying on any single figure.

Self-serve plans are paid by card: you enter the card number, expiry date and CVC under Settings → Billing in the dashboard, and later invoices are charged to the card on file. Infura does accept cryptocurrency, but only for custom plans arranged through its sales team — not for the Developer or Team plans. A USDT-funded card fills that gap: you keep your funds in USDT, move what you need onto a Mehbit virtual card and pay Infura by card.

Paid plans are billed every month, so the card on file needs enough balance before each invoice. An empty card is declined even though Infura accepts the card itself. Upgrades take effect immediately once checkout is complete, while downgrades are processed at the end of the current billing cycle. If you run past your daily credit quota, Infura sends notifications and you may hit rate limits — the remedy is a higher plan or the credits add-on, both of which mean a new card charge.

Infura does not publish a refund policy that we could find. Its terms say you are not entitled to fee credits for any period in which your account is suspended, and nothing promises money back for unused credits. Treat a plan payment as final: start on the free Core plan, measure your real credit usage in the dashboard, and only then pick a paid plan. To stop paying, downgrade to Core in the billing settings before the next billing cycle begins.

One restriction to know before you pay: under the terms that cover Infura, you must not be located in a country subject to a comprehensive US sanctions programme, and you may not use the service if you are yourself the subject of US sanctions. A working card does not change these rules. Check that you are eligible to use Infura before you subscribe.