Solana data for your Metis, without running a node

A self-hosted Jupiter Metis needs two things: a Solana RPC address and a Yellowstone gRPC stream. Metis feed is both. We run a node and our own Metis in Amsterdam, and your Metis gets the same data ours gets.

What you get

• An RPC address and a gRPC address for your Metis, over HTTPS, with a key of your own.
• Quotes, /swap and /swap-instructions work.
• The same data our own Metis has, at the same slot. When we can't give exact data you get an honest error, never old data.
• Three lines to set in your Metis. Your account page shows them.

What it costs

• One free day. You need an email address, nothing else.
• Then 1 SOL for 30 days, sent to a deposit address that is yours alone.
• One key runs one Metis.
• No subscription. When your time runs out the key stops, and it works again when you pay.

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It is a beta. The limits

• One region: Amsterdam. The closer your Metis runs to it, the better.
• A deploy on our side interrupts the feed for a few minutes, a node upgrade for about ten. We announce both by mail and on the status page.
• The data is not compressed. One Metis takes about 11 MB/s from us: about 3.5 on its streams and about 7.5 re-reading its accounts by RPC. That is about 28 TB a month, so check what your host charges for traffic.
• We run Metis v7.1.4. Run the same version: an account your Metis asks for that ours does not use gets an error (see Errors).
• It is for your Metis, not a general Solana RPC: it answers the calls a Metis makes and no others. To send your transactions you need an RPC of your own.
• It is new. It can be down, and we promise no uptime yet. The status page shows what we measure from outside.