Tools
Network Status
Live TPS, priority fees, slot, epoch and RPC version, plus a setting to use your own RPC endpoint across Solstack.
Open Network Status ↗Solana Network Status overview
Step by step
- Step 1Pick a networkDevnet or Mainnet, from the top bar.
- Step 2Live readoutRefreshes every 30 seconds while the page is open, or press Refresh now.
When to use it
When transactions are slow or failing, check here first. A drop in TPS or a jump in priority fees means the network is busy; a slot that stops moving means the RPC endpoint is behind.
Reading the numbers
| TPS | Transactions per second, averaged over the last 10 samples. It includes validator votes, so it's higher than the user-transaction rate some dashboards show. |
|---|---|
| Priority fee | The recent average priority fee in micro-lamports per compute unit. Higher means more competition to land a transaction. |
| Slot, block height | Where the chain is now. Both should keep climbing between refreshes. |
| Epoch | The current epoch and how far through it is. An epoch is 432,000 slots, a little over a day at current slot times. |
| solana-core | The software version the RPC node runs. |
Active endpoint
Which RPC endpoint this browser uses for the selected network, and whether it's the default or your own.
Using your own RPC
Paste a full-access RPC URL (Helius, QuickNode, Triton and Alchemy all have free tiers) and press Use this RPC. Every Solstack tool on that network then reads and sends through it. The setting is stored in this browser only, and Reset to public restores the default. This helps when large holder scans or snapshots hit the default endpoint's limits.
Why other dashboards differ
Other dashboards may use a different RPC node or sample window, or leave out vote transactions.
What it costs
Free.
FAQ
What is TPS?
Transactions per second over recent samples, including votes.
What's a priority fee?
A tip per compute unit, in micro-lamports. The figure here averages the lowest non-zero fee that landed in each recent slot.
Why do numbers differ from other dashboards?
They may use a different RPC node or sample window.