Pump.fun data APIs compared
· · Prices and limits as of October 19, 2026, from each provider's public page.
Which pump.fun data API should I use?
It depends on what you need back. Raw rows to backtest or train on: archive files, from NoLimitNodes (from pump.fun's first block, $200 a month of data) or PumpFunData (hourly files, $50 for full history). Live streams with history: Bitquery or Solana Tracker. Your own SQL: Dune. Price candles: CoinGecko, Birdeye or Moralis. An answer about one dev, coin or wallet, without building the dataset: pump data (every pump.fun trade, ever; five calls an hour free) or GROUNDTRUTH.
Ten providers, side by side
| Provider | What you get | Best for | Price (as of October 19, 2026) | History |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pump data | Answers: a dev's launch record, a coin's bundle and matches, wallet records, base rates by market cap | Traders, bots and agents asking one question at a time | 5 calls an hour free with a key; then $0.005 a call, USDC over x402, no account | Every pump.fun trade, ever, dead coins kept |
| NoLimitNodes | Archive files: creates, curve trades, graduations, post-graduation trades, per-creator aggregates, per-coin lifecycle, priority fees | Training and backtesting on the whole archive | $200 a month of data, paid once; the whole archive quoted separately | From pump.fun's first slot to the last UTC midnight |
| PumpFunData | Archive files: swaps, token creations and liquidity events, one Parquet file an hour | Bulk trade ingestion at the lowest price | $20 for 1,000 credits (last 30 days) or $50 for 3,000 (full history); 1 credit = 1 hour; USDC | Full history on the $50 plan |
| Bitquery | A blockchain data API: pump.fun launches, curve trades and graduations over GraphQL, WebSocket, gRPC and Kafka, with USD prices | Live pump.fun streams and history in one schema | Personal $29, Pro $69, Scale $199 a month (billed annually); 7-day trial | "More than two years"; self-service plans read 8 hours to 4 days, complete history on Enterprise or an archive add-on |
| Solana Tracker | A Solana data API: 70+ REST endpoints and WebSocket rooms for pump.fun launches, curve progress, graduations, trades, holders, OHLCV, PnL and risk scores | Trading apps and scanners across pump.fun and 60+ Solana DEXes | Free plan 2,500 requests a month; paid plans on its pricing page | Trade history and OHLCV per token |
| Dune | SQL over decoded on-chain tables, pump.fun's among them | Research you write in SQL | Free to view after a trial; the API needs a trial or a paid plan (Analyst, Plus, Enterprise) | The chain's history, as decoded tables |
| CoinGecko (GeckoTerminal) | Prices and OHLCV for coins and pools, pump.fun bonding-curve data among them | Price charts and candles | Demo free (10,000 calls a month); Basic $35, Analyst $129 a month | Pool candles 6 months on Demo and Basic, from 2021 on Analyst and above |
| Birdeye | Token prices, OHLCV, trades and liquidity on Solana | Price and volume analysis | Free tier and paid plans on its pricing page | Historical OHLCV and trades per token |
| Moralis | A Web3 data API: pump.fun token swaps, prices and OHLCV over REST | A REST integration next to other chains' data | Starter $149, Pro $249, Business $749 a month (billed annually); no free plan listed | Swap history and historical prices per token |
| GROUNDTRUTH | Answers: launch outcomes and creator records labelled rugged, died, active, survived or graduated, with time to rug | Screening a coin or a creator | 5 calls a day an IP free; partner key 100k a month with attribution; $0.01 a record over x402; $49 a month feed | 3,963,324 pump.fun launches counted; calls stamped since August 4, 2026 |
By what you want back
- Every raw row, to train or backtest: NoLimitNodes or PumpFunData (archive files), or Dune (SQL).
- Live data and history in one API: Bitquery or Solana Tracker.
- Prices and candles: CoinGecko, Birdeye or Moralis.
- One answer about a dev, a coin or wallets: pump data or GROUNDTRUTH.
Each provider
pump data
pump data is a pump.fun API that answers questions from every pump.fun trade, ever: a deployer's whole launch record, a coin's bundle at creation and how launches like it went, any wallet's record, and the share of coins that went 2x, 5x or 10x from a market cap. Five calls an hour are free with a key bound to a verified email; past that each call is paid in USDC over x402, with no account. Each day's tables are free at /stats. Calls and real answers: the pump.fun API page.
NoLimitNodes
NoLimitNodes sells the pump.fun archive as Parquet, month by month: every create, curve trade and graduation, decoded and stamped in USD, with post-graduation trades on PumpSwap and Raydium joined to the mint, and pre-computed tables for creators and each coin's lifecycle. It also runs a live stream on the same schema. Source: nolimitnodes.com/products/historic-pump-fun.
PumpFunData
PumpFunData sells pump.fun and PumpSwap trading data as hourly Parquet files, downloaded with an API key at 30 requests a minute and paid in USDC on Solana. A dev's record or a base rate is a query you write on the files. It also sells scored alerts over WebSocket. Source: pumpfundata.com/docs.
Bitquery
Bitquery is a blockchain data API across 40+ chains, with a pump.fun product that follows a coin from its create instruction through graduation onto PumpSwap and Raydium. Streams run under 300 ms; the same schema serves historical reads, with deep history on Enterprise. Source: bitquery.io/products/pumpfun-api.
Solana Tracker
Solana Tracker's pump.fun API is a layer on its Solana Data API: indexed launches, bonding-curve progress, graduation and migration events, trades, holders, candles, PnL and a 1 to 10 risk score per token, over REST and WebSocket. Source: solanatracker.io/pumpfun-api.
Dune
Dune lets you query decoded blockchain data in SQL, including pump.fun's program events and Solana DEX trades, and run saved queries through its API. Free access after the trial is view-only, without API exports. Source: docs.dune.com/api-reference/overview/billing.
CoinGecko (GeckoTerminal)
CoinGecko's API, with GeckoTerminal's on-chain data, serves prices, candles and recent trades for coins and DEX pools, including bonding-curve data for pump.fun tokens. Source: coingecko.com/en/api/pricing.
Birdeye
Birdeye's data API serves token prices, candles, trades and liquidity across Solana and other chains, priced in compute units. Source: birdeye.so/data-api.
Moralis
Moralis' data API covers tokens, wallets and markets across chains; its pump.fun guide reads a token's swaps and prices over REST. Source: moralis.com/pricing.
GROUNDTRUTH
GROUNDTRUTH answers launch outcomes and creator records on Solana and Robinhood Chain, keyed on the wallet that signed each launch, with a per-coin card, a wallet flag, a launch feed and MCP. Source: groundtruths.xyz/.
How we compared
Prices, limits and coverage are from each provider's public pages on October 19, 2026, quoted as published and linked; we did not buy their plans. Where a page did not show a price to us, we say so and link it. pump data's numbers are from its own pages. If a provider's page has changed, the provider's page is right; tell us at support@pumpdata.fun and we update this one.
Questions
Which pump.fun API is cheapest for bulk history?
Archive files. As of October 19, 2026, PumpFunData sells one Parquet file per hour of pump.fun and PumpSwap trades at about $0.017 to $0.02 an hour of data ($50 for full history), and NoLimitNodes sells the archive from pump.fun's first block as monthly Parquet at $200 a month of data, paid once. Per-call APIs cost more for bulk history and less for single answers.
Which pump.fun API can tell me a dev's launch history?
pump data (GET /deployer/{address}: every launch, graduations, best peak, and how the last 90 days of launches went) and GROUNDTRUTH (a creator record with rug, death and graduation labels) answer it in one call. NoLimitNodes' archive includes per-creator aggregates as a table. With raw files, Dune or a general API you build the record yourself.
Is there a free pump.fun API?
pump data: five lookup calls an hour free with a key bound to a verified email, and each day's tables free at /stats without a key. GROUNDTRUTH: five calls a day an IP. Solana Tracker: 2,500 requests a month. CoinGecko: 10,000 calls a month on its Demo plan. Bitquery: a 7-day trial of real-time data. Dune: free to view; its API needs a trial or a paid plan.
Which pump.fun API is real time?
Bitquery and Solana Tracker stream pump.fun launches, curve trades and graduations over WebSocket; Bitquery also over gRPC. GROUNDTRUTH has a $49 a month feed. PumpFunData's files are hourly and NoLimitNodes' archive runs to the last UTC midnight. pump data is history for decisions: tables rebuilt daily, with launches since then filled hourly.
Does the data include coins that died?
Archive files and pump data do: pump data keeps every pump.fun trade, ever, and counts the dead coins in every base rate and match. Price APIs and candles cover the coins that traded long enough to have them. Check this before you backtest: history with only the survivors flatters every strategy.