Pricing & Records

This article explains the Record, its pricing, how to check the total records for a specific period, how each record cost depends on the transaction type, and finally the current decoded logs.

What is the Record?

Records are the basic unit for calculating your Streams usage, with charges applied only to webhooks with the field confirmed:true. Webhooks set to withconfirmed:false and decoded logs are both free of charge.

In Moralis Streams, a record refers to either a transaction (txs in response), a log (logs in response), or an internal transaction (txsInternal in response). The total number of records within a webhook is calculated as the sum of txs + logs + txsInternal.

For every record within a webhook, your account will be charged 50 Compute Units. To identify the total number of records in a webhook, check the x-records-charged field within the webhook's header.

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Please note that only confirmed blocks will require charges, with unconfirmed blocks having 'x-records-charged': '0'.

In the following code example, x-records-charged is set to 20, indicating the presence of 20 records:

headers: {
    'x-region': 'us-west-2',
    'x-queue-size': '0',
    'x-records-charged': '20',
    'x-signature': '0xdf49163b5273b50a8da48e82b7254b45d81aeee9a02f1909a45d7aaea240e9c2',
}

Records Pricing

For each record you consume, your account will be charged 50 compute units.

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Note that each Moralis plan has a certain number of included compute units.

For each transaction, you will get two webhooks:

• One once the transaction is added to a block
• One once the transaction is confirmed

Records are only counted towards your usage for webhooks with the field confirmed:true. Webhooks set to withconfirmed:false and decoded logs are both free of charge.

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You can read the article Webhooks Transactions to understand more.

Checking Total Records Consumed for a Specific Period

You can monitor your total record consumption for a specific billing period by utilizing the /status endpoint. You can use it to receive a summary of totalLogsProcessed, totalTxsProcessed, and totalTxsInternalProcessed.

The following code example is a response of using the getStats endpoint:

{
  "totalWebhooksDelivered": 1288,
  "totalWebhooksFailed": 17,
  "totalLogsProcessed": 4257,
  "totalTxsProcessed": 0,
  "totalTxsInternalProcessed": 0
}

To calculate the total records consumed for the current billing period, add together the values of totalLogsProcessed, totalTxsProcessed, and totalTxsInternalProcessed.

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Make sure to refer to the getStats API reference for additional details on using the /status endpoint.

Records Per Transaction Type

The number of records charged depends on the type of transaction activity associated with the selected address. Records are categorized into three transaction types:

• Contract Interactions (logs)
• Native Transactions (txs)
• Internal Transactions (txsInternal)

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The number of records for logs can vary based on the complexity of the contract emitting the events, with more complex contracts potentially generating additional records.

Below is a breakdown of the number of records typically charged for various transaction scenarios:

Description	Number of Records*
Stream with txs, logs, and an ERC20 transfer event	2
Stream with txs, logs, and the transfer of 10 NFT Tokens (ERC721) in one transaction	11
Stream with txs, logs, and the transfer of 30 NFT Tokens (ERC1155 Batch) in one transaction	2
Stream with logs and the minting of an ERC721 NFT with 100 Tokens	100
Stream with txs and a native transfer	1

Decoded Logs

Moralis decodes and enhances standardized contracts such as ERC20, ERC721, and ERC1155. Whenever a log matches one of these contracts, Moralis generates a decoded log.

The current Decoded Logs are:

• erc20Transfers
• erc20Approvals
• nftTransfers

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Decoded logs are free they do NOT count as Records.