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Data Availability Nodes — Compare & Deploy

Modular blockchain protocols focused on data availability layers for scalable infrastructure

NodeOps Console lets you deploy and manage data availability Nodes with no manual setup — choose a protocol, subscribe, and your Node is running in seconds.

Available protocols​

ProtocolNode TypeLicense RequiredDelegationFrom ($/mo)
AvailValidatorNoNo$7.50
CelestiaLightNoNo$15.00
0GAlignmentYesYesContact

Pricing comparison​

Compare monthly subscription costs across data availability protocols:

Protocol1 Month3 Months6 Months12 Months
Avail$7.50$7.13$6.75$6.00
Celestia$15.00$14.25$13.50$12.00

Longer subscriptions include discounts up to 30%. Prices shown are per license per month.

Protocol details​

Avail​

Web3 infrastructure layer allowing modular execution layers to scale and interoperate in a trust-minimized way through data availability.

  • Node Type: Validator
  • License Required: No
  • Delegation: Not supported
  • Starting Price: $7.50/month

Deploy Avail Node | Get Started with Console

Celestia​

Modular blockchain powering applications with full-stack customizability through a dedicated data availability layer.

  • Node Type: Light
  • License Required: No
  • Delegation: Not supported
  • Starting Price: $15.00/month

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0G​

Decentralized AI operating system providing scalable infrastructure for AI applications and data availability.

  • Node Type: Alignment
  • License Required: Yes — 0G Alignment NFT
  • Delegation: Supported

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FAQ​

What are data availability Nodes?​

Modular blockchain protocols focused on data availability layers for scalable infrastructure

How much does it cost to run data availability Nodes on NodeOps?​

Pricing starts from $7.50/month. Longer subscriptions receive discounts up to 30%.

Do I need technical expertise to run these Nodes?​

No. NodeOps Console handles all hardware, installation, updates, and uptime management. You can deploy Nodes with just a few clicks using the NaaS (Node-as-a-Service) model.

What next?​