← BlockPI Network · Sui x BlockPI Builder ProgramHosting and infrastructure
Offer on record
Free RPC Credits and Tiered Sui Builder Support
Accepted Sui builders receive a vendor-determined amount of free service credits and stage-appropriate RPC infrastructure, technical support, analytics, service levels, or co-marketing.
Apply at blockpi.ioWhat you get
- BenefitFree BlockPI service credits in an amount based on the project's size and category
- Free serviceFree access to Full-Stack RPC, community support, and basic performance analytics
- Free servicePremium RPC, priority technical support, localized SLA coverage, and co-marketing
- Free serviceCustom infrastructure architecture, a dedicated channel, and enterprise-grade security
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
- Any project or individual developer building on Sui, or planning to build on Sui, may apply; BlockPI reviews the application and determines the appropriate program stage and credit amount.vendor decides
How to apply
- AvailabilityOpen to applicants who meet the eligibility requirements.
- MethodApplication form at blockpi.io/sui-builder-program
- InstructionsOpen the public program page, select Join now, submit the application form, and wait for BlockPI's decision email; the vendor states that review normally takes two to three business days.
- Terms and accessBlockPI Network
- Termsblockpi.io/sui-builder-program
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Where this comes from
blockpi.io/sui-builder-program, 15 Sept 2026
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BlockPI Network provides multichain RPC, indexing, and data API infrastructure for blockchain developers and applications.
In this program
BlockPI supports Sui builders from prototyping through institutional deployment with RPC service credits, technical assistance, performance tools, service levels, and co-marketing.
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