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Deploy a nodein one click.

NodeOps Console runs blockchain and protocol nodes for you as a service. Pick one of 23 protocols, subscribe, and NodeOps deploys, upgrades, and monitors the node, with no servers, DevOps, or on-call.

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Nodes you can deploy. 23 protocols, one Console.

Validator, light, checker, verifier, and guardian nodes, among others. Pick a protocol to see what you need, what it costs, and how to deploy it.

How to deploy a node. Four steps, a couple of minutes.

1Sign in to ConsoleSign up or log in to NodeOps Console with a wallet, email, or Google.
2Pick the protocolOpen Node Deployment and choose the protocol and node you want to run.
3Set up the subscriptionChoose how long to run it and pay with fiat, stablecoins, or tokens.
4Watch it go liveIn a couple of minutes the deployment moves from Pending to Running, and NodeOps keeps it upgraded.

Nodes that run on a license or keys add one step: delegate the license to the operator wallet Console sets up for you.

Two ways to run a node.

Subscription

Pay a fixed monthly fee to run the node.

Console deploys and runs your node, you keep all the rewards it earns, and longer terms cost less per month.

Delegation

Delegate your NFT license to NodeOps.

NodeOps runs the node for a commission from the rewards, with no monthly fee. Available for CARV, 0G, and XAI.

Node-as-a-Service, explained.

Node-as-a-Service removes the work of running blockchain infrastructure. Instead of managing cloud servers, uptime, upgrades, and security patches, teams use nodes as a fully managed service.

Zero infrastructure managementNo need to manage servers or DevOps pipelines. NodeOps provisions, upgrades, monitors, and heals your nodes automatically.
Enterprise-grade reliabilityBuilt-in redundancy, automated failover, and continuous monitoring keep nodes up for production workloads.
Elastic, usage-based scalingDeploy nodes on demand and scale as usage grows, without long-term commitments.

NodeOps Console delivers validator nodes, RPC endpoints, and full nodes as a service built for performance, fault tolerance, and long-term reliability across multiple blockchain networks.

Core platform capabilities.

Multi-chain node deploymentDeploy validator, RPC, and full nodes across supported networks using standardized, tested configurations.
Real-time monitoring and alertsTrack uptime, sync status, performance metrics, and infrastructure health with built-in alerts.
Automated operationsAutomated upgrades, restarts, snapshot recovery, and self-healing reduce downtime and operational risk.

Questions about running a node

How do I deploy a node?+

Sign in to NodeOps Console with a wallet, email, or Google, open Node Deployment, pick the protocol, and set up a subscription. In a couple of minutes the node moves from Pending to Running. Nodes that run on a license also need it delegated to the operator wallet Console sets up.

What is Node-as-a-Service?+

Node-as-a-Service runs blockchain nodes for you as a managed service. Instead of renting servers and handling uptime, upgrades, and security patches, you pick a node, pay a subscription, and NodeOps deploys, upgrades, and monitors it.

Which nodes can I run on NodeOps?+

23 protocols today: Aethir, Avail, Beam, CARV, Celestia, Captain & Company, DIN, Fuse, Huddle01, Hybrid, HYCHAIN, iAgent, KIP, Lumoz, Nexus, 0G, OpenPad, PlayAI, Rivalz, Sophon, Vemp Horizon, XAI, XProtocol. Each has its own guide in the NodeOps docs.

Do I need technical skills to run a node?+

No. Console is built for experts and newcomers alike: there are no servers, command lines, or DevOps to manage, and NodeOps handles deployments and upgrades.

Do I need a license to run a node?+

It depends on the protocol. Avail, Celestia, and Nexus run without one; most others need a node license, keys, or an NFT, which you delegate to your node from Console.

Can I delegate my node license instead of running a node?+

Yes, for CARV, 0G, and XAI. You delegate your NFT license to NodeOps, and NodeOps runs the node for a commission from the rewards instead of a monthly fee.

How much does it cost to run a node?+

Each protocol has its own monthly subscription, and longer terms cost less per month. Prices start at a few dollars a month per license; every node's page and guide has its current table.

How do I pay for a node subscription?+

With fiat, stablecoins, or tokens, through NodeOps's payment partner Copperx.

Do I have to upgrade my nodes myself?+

No. NodeOps automates deployments and upgrades, and monitors your nodes for you.

Can I deploy a node from Telegram?+

Yes. The NodeOps bot on Telegram, @UseNodeOpsBot, lets you deploy nodes from a chat.

How many nodes has NodeOps deployed?+

More than 83K nodes have been deployed on NodeOps, with 99%+ uptime.

Deploy a node in one click.

No servers, no DevOps, no on-call.

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