Pricing
One price per order. It is on the screen before you pay.
Energy is priced per unit per day, starting from what the network charges to burn it and going down with the term. The pool's load nudges it up or down a little. There is nothing else to pay.
| Term | Price | Per energy · day | Burning, same use | You save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | … | — | — | — |
| 1 day | … | — | — | — |
| 3 days | … | — | — | — |
| 7 days | … | — | — | — |
| 30 days | … | — | — | — |
Prices follow the network's own burn fee, discounted by term and adjusted for how busy the pool is. Delegated energy regenerates every 24 hours, so a multi-day rental gives you this amount each day — "burning, same use" is what the network would charge for using it daily. The quote in the order form is the one you pay.
Billed for use by default
When the address has spent the energy, or has not touched it for a while, we reclaim it and the rental ends. You pay for the time it sat on your address, never less than the minimum term. Tick “hold for the full term” at checkout if you want it locked for the whole period regardless.
Minimums and maximums
Orders start at 32,000 energy (one USDT transfer when the recipient already holds USDT) and a term of one hour. Large orders are spread across several stakers automatically. Bandwidth can be rented the same way, on its own or alongside energy.
Volume and partners
Wallets and exchanges rent against a prepaid balance with no on-chain payment per order, and can add their own margin on top. How partner pricing works →