Blockchain analytics platform Dune has changed its free plan to a view-only model, removing query access for non-paying users. The company said the move was driven by the high cost of data analysis. Under the update, users on the free tier can still view content, but they can no longer run queries through the platform. Full query functionality remains available under Dune’s paid plans. The change may affect independent researchers and smaller projects that have relied on the free tier for data exploration and early-stage analysis. The update was reported by Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing.
Blockchain analytics platform Dune has updated its free plan, limiting it to view-only access and removing query functionality for free users.
Dune said the change was made because data analysis costs are high.
Free tier no longer includes queries
Under the revised plan, users on Dune’s free tier can still view content, but they can no longer run queries. Full query access remains available through the platform’s paid plans.
Independent researchers and small projects may feel the impact
According to the report, the change may affect independent researchers and smaller projects that rely on the free plan for data exploration and preliminary analysis.
The update was reported by Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing.
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