Birdeye

Basic token search and public market pages do not require a connected wallet. Saved features can require a Birdeye account. Standard API access requires an account and API key, while x402 is a separate pay-per-request method. A wallet is only needed for wallet-based sign-in or transaction flows provided through third-party services. Birdeye states that it does not hold user funds.

Birdeye’s general supported-network endpoint currently returns Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Optimism, Polygon, Base, zkSync Era, Monad, HyperEVM, Aptos, Fogo, Mantle, MegaETH, Robinhood and Sui. Coverage varies by endpoint: some functions also list Linea, Plasma or Unichain, while others support fewer networks.

Public token search, charts and core market data are available without a paid subscription. Birdeye PRO is a separate paid web subscription and does not include API access. The API has a free Standard tier, followed by monthly plans starting at $39 for Lite, $99 for Starter, $199 for Premium and $499 for Business. Separate x402 access costs $0.003 per REST request and does not support WebSocket.

No. Birdeye states that the PRO subscription for its trading-data interface does not include API access. Birdeye Data Services has separate plans, limits and billing.

Depending on the chain and available data, a token page can show price and OHLCV charts, volume, liquidity, markets, recent trades, trader activity, holders, metadata and security fields. Some modules or time ranges depend on account level.

Yes. Birdeye provides wallet views for supported networks, including holdings, transaction history and profit-and-loss data where available. Network coverage and calculated fields depend on the onchain activity indexed for the wallet.

Yes. Birdeye provides iOS and Android apps with token and wallet watchlists, alerts, charts, trade history and wallet analytics. Available alert conditions can vary according to the tracked item and app version.

No. Birdeye describes security data as one input rather than a standalone signal. Ownership, mint or freeze controls, mutable metadata, holders and liquidity should be read together, and the underlying state can change.

Birdeye states in its terms that it is not a trading platform and does not execute trades or hold customer funds. Transactions accessed through connected wallets are performed through those wallets and third-party services.

REST requests consume compute units according to the endpoint. Subscription plans define included compute units, rate limits, endpoint access and overage rates. WebSocket is not included in every plan: current pricing includes it with Premium and Business and offers it as an option with Starter. x402 is separate pay-per-request REST access and does not support WebSocket.