Birdeye Crypto Analytics
On-chain token charts, screener and wallet data, with a paid Data API for developers.
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Birdeye key facts
| Category | Analytics tool |
|---|---|
| Chains | Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and other EVM and non-EVM networks |
| Platforms | Web, API |
| Pricing | API plans from $39/month (Lite) to $2,050/month (Business B-50) |
| Free plan | Standard API plan: 30,000 compute units, 1 rps, limited endpoints |
| Chains | Solana, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Sui, Aptos, Arbitrum, Polygon and more (17 listed) |
| US availability | Available: terms name no country restrictions |
What is Birdeye?
Birdeye is an on-chain market data tool for token prices, charts, trades and wallets, with a Data API for developers. Its docs list 17 supported networks, including Solana, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Sui and Aptos. API plans start with a free Standard tier of 30,000 compute units and paid tiers from $39 per month.
How Birdeye works
The Birdeye app ranks trending tokens, volume spikes and large trades per chain, and each token page shows who is trading, holders' realized and unrealized PnL and flagged risks.
Birdeye recommends searching by token address rather than name to avoid copycat tokens. Linking a wallet such as MetaMask, Phantom, Trust Wallet or Slush lets you filter trade history by your own address. Trading happens in-app: swaps use a built-in aggregator, bridges move tokens across chains, and a Buy option is a fiat on-ramp.
Birdeye Data Services is a separate product. API calls are metered in compute units that vary by endpoint, and each package includes a CU allowance, a rate limit and a price per extra million CUs. WebSocket access starts on Premium with 500 connections, and Business packages include 2,000. AutoScale plans keep serving after the allowance runs out and bill overage in tiers.
How to start with Birdeye
- For the app, create an account, link a wallet from the Profile page, and fund it with stablecoins plus the chain's native token for transaction fees, as Birdeye's trading guide advises.
- Advanced options let you choose dynamic or fixed slippage, a priority fee level and a Jito tip.
- For data, sign up for Birdeye Data Services: the free Standard package gives 30,000 CUs at 1 request per second with limited endpoints.
- The PRO app subscription does not include API or WebSocket access.
Birdeye fees and limits
- Data API packages: Lite $39 (2.5M CUs, 15 rps, $23 per extra 1M), Starter $99 (8M CUs), Premium $199 (20M CUs, 50 rps, WebSockets), Business $499 (60M CUs, 100 rps), then Business tiers at $899, $1,350 and $2,050.
- AutoScale starts at $699 for 100M CUs, with overage at $6.90, $4.50 and $3.50 per 1M CUs as usage grows.
Prices are in USD, and Birdeye says they can change with market conditions. The app's PRO tier raises limits: 100 alerts and 300 notifications a day instead of 3 and 30, Telegram and Discord delivery besides email, full chart history instead of 30 days, trade search beyond 90 days, up to 100 CSV downloads a month and no ads. The PRO help page does not state a price in its text.
Risks to know before using Birdeye
- Birdeye's own playbooks include trading ultra-early launch tokens and label that approach max risk.
- In-app swaps route through aggregators such as Jupiter, 1inch or OKX DEX Aggregator, and you grant a swap permission from your wallet before each trade.
- The terms are governed by Singapore law, with Singapore courts holding non-exclusive jurisdiction over disputes.
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Birdeye pros and cons
- Free Standard API tier with 30,000 compute units
- 17 networks listed in the API docs, including Solana, Sui and Aptos
- Paid API plans start at $39 per month
- Free API tier is limited to 1 request per second
- WebSocket access starts at the $199 Premium plan
- Bare name also refers to an unrelated reputation software company
Birdeye FAQ
What is Birdeye?
Birdeye is an on-chain market data tool for token prices, charts, trades and wallets, with a Data API for developers. Its docs list 17 supported networks, including Solana, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Sui and Aptos. API plans start with a free Standard tier of 30,000 compute units and paid tiers from $39 per month.
Which chains does Birdeye support?
Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and other EVM and non-EVM networks.
How much does Birdeye cost?
API plans from $39/month (Lite) to $2,050/month (Business B-50), according to Birdeye’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026). Free plan: Standard API plan: 30,000 compute units, 1 rps, limited endpoints.
Is Birdeye available in the US?
Available: terms name no country restrictions, according to Birdeye’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Birdeye: official site, Birdeye: Data API pricing, Birdeye: Supported networks. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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