Pricing
Prepaid service credits in TRX, spent on delivered energy. Prices are live: inside the time-of-day zones below they follow the market and are recomputed regularly, never dropping below what the energy costs us. The commitment is the price fixed in your order at creation.
No subscription, no minimum monthly volume, no payment for idle time. Credits are reserved at order creation and charged only for delivered energy.
Every lease on sale
A lease is how long the energy stays on the address. Each one is a product of its own with a price of its own, and an order says which one it is buying. What is on sale is an answer rather than a list to remember: read it from GET /v1/tariff, since a lease goes on and off sale without a change to this page.
Bulk energy for wallets that send all day
From 65,000 to 50,000,000 energy units per wallet in one order, priced per unit at the tariff in force when the order is created.
Above 131,000 units the lease is one hour or longer. Whether an order is all-or-nothing is decided before the first purchase (allow_partial); a shortfall after the first purchase is delivered and billed for what was delivered.
Price history
The picture drawn into this page is the five-minute lease. Every other lease is drawn from the live history and from nothing else — there is no snapshot of it here to fall back on.
The dashed line is an estimate your browser computes from the history above — not an offer and not a guarantee. The only commitment is the price fixed in your order at the moment you create it.
How the estimate is built, and when no line is drawn
The forecast is an estimate your browser computes from the history shown above, in two parts. The shape of the day comes from the same hour on earlier days — the middle of them, weighted towards the most recent, and grouped by day of the week once there are enough weeks on file. The level comes from how far the last 24 hours sit from what those earlier days would have predicted for them, again taken as a middle rather than an average, so one odd hour moves nothing. The result is kept inside the prices actually charged in the window you are looking at. No line is drawn at all when there is less than four days of history on screen, when the price has not moved, when any hour of the coming day has too few earlier hours behind it to speak for it, or when the history itself is more than a day behind. It is not an offer and not a guarantee; prices move with the market and may change without notice. The only commitment is the price fixed in your order at the moment you create it.
Top-up rates are a separate product from orders: they do not follow the zone schedule and move on their own. No forecast is drawn for them — a dashed line here would read as a promise. You are charged the rate in force when the top-up is recognised on-chain.
What your volume costs
Drag to your daily volume, then say who your transfers go to and when they happen. Burning is the protocol's own rate on the same energy; our side blends the zone prices in force right now.