Solana shred feed price index
Compare dated published shred-feed prices while keeping raw packets, decoded output, derived feeds, bandwidth charges, and server bundles distinct.
Caveats before the table
Some vendors negotiate pricing privately, and enterprise pricing is often not public. Every amount below is a dated published observation, not a promise that the same quote is available now.
Not every row is a directly comparable product. Raw UDP, a decoded feed, a shred-derived feed, forwarding over UDP and gRPC, and a product bundled with server rental are different things. Region count, per-IP charging, bandwidth fees, RPC bundles, and hosting conditions also change the effective cost.
DedicatedNodes gives shreds away free with server rental. That is genuinely cheaper specifically for someone who was already going to rent that server. It is not honest to hide the offer, and it is not honest to present the bundle as a zero-cost standalone feed.
Published market comparison
What the index can establish
The lowest dated published price for a standalone raw UDP product in this record is shredstream.sh at $100 per month for one destination and 30 days. That claim is narrower than saying it is cheapest for every buyer.
DedicatedNodes has a lower incremental price inside its server bundle. Shyft has the same $199 starting amount as AllenHark but sells a shred-derived feed rather than raw shreds. Triton One combines raw UDP and deshredded gRPC and also lists bandwidth charging. Several rows add regions, RPC, hosting, higher tiers, or alternate daily terms.
What the index cannot establish
The table cannot establish a private negotiated price, total cost after taxes, currency-converted rankings, comparative latency, packet completeness, support quality, decoder cost, server-rental cost, or fitness for a particular strategy. It also cannot make a captured price current after 2026-08-31.
Use the source and capture date to verify a shortlist before purchase. Compare the delivered representation, region, charging unit, included bandwidth, and required infrastructure before comparing the headline number.
Questions
- Which listed standalone raw UDP feed has the lowest published price?
- In the market snapshot captured on 2026-08-31, shredstream.sh lists $100 per month for one destination and 30 days. That is the lowest published standalone raw UDP amount in the table. It does not override private negotiations, bundles, regional needs, bandwidth charges, or prices changed after capture.
- Why is Shyft not directly comparable with raw UDP rows?
- The verified market record classifies RabbitStream as a shred-derived feed and states that it is not raw shreds. A derived product can change schema, filtering, processing responsibility, and observation boundaries. Its $199 amount is valid, but placing it in a raw-packet ranking without that distinction would misstate the product.
- How should the DedicatedNodes free bundle be compared?
- Treat it as zero incremental shred cost only when the buyer already needs the associated Solana server rental. The market record does not provide a standalone feed amount or the server price. Hiding the free inclusion would understate the offer, while calling it an unconditional free feed would omit its defining condition.