Curator · NFT pinning
Pin your entire collection with three-AZ redundancy, real CAR export from every file, and a one-click migration path off any provider. So OpenSea never loads a broken image on your tokens again.
No credit card · Ethereum · Polygon · Arbitrum · Optimism · Base · Solana (Q4 2026)
Try it now — no signup
Paste a contract address, pick a chain, and see exactly what we'd pin. Runs against the real blockchain via our chain-reader. When you're ready to actually pin, sign up.
Optimism · Base · Solana land in phase 2.
Not features. Guarantees. Every feature we build has to encode one of these or prove it's being kept.
Continuously probed from three regions. Any retrieval failure gets logged, rolled up to a per-collection health score, and paged if it drops.
Paste an ERC-721 or ERC-1155 contract address. We enumerate every token, dereference metadata, and pin every referenced CID. 10 000 tokens ≈ 15 minutes.
Custom domain over our gateway. Vault+ gets a dedicated per-tenant pod — no noisy neighbors, tenant-scoped analytics, faster p95.
One-click CAR export of everything you've pinned. Our migration CLI is open-source. We publish the exit door because we don't want to trap anyone.
Each tier is a bundle of guarantees priced against buyer size. Higher tiers unlock stronger commitments — dedicated infra, SLA response time — rather than higher quotas alone.
Test Curator features on smaller collections.
For most active NFT collections.
For collections treating IPFS as production infrastructure.
A rough comparison against Pinata's public list pricing. Self-serve upgrade in Stripe after your 7-day trial.
Pinata
$20
public list, /mo
IPFS.NINJA · Bodhi
$5
/mo · three-AZ redundancy + real CAR export
Pinata pricing verified August 31, 2026. Estimates only — your actual bill depends on real usage.
Early launch
Try the pinning wizard today.
Sign up free, paste your contract address, we resolve it against the chain and pin the sample tokens into your account. See exactly how it works before you upgrade to a paid tier.
One dashboard button generates a signed CAR archive of every pinned CID for your collection — hand it to any IPFS pinning provider on earth and your collection is up in an hour. The tool we use for that migration is open-source; we don't hide the exit.
Paste your ERC-721 or ERC-1155 contract address, pick the chain (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base). We enumerate every token, dereference the metadata, and pin every referenced CID. A 10 000-token collection typically takes 15 minutes.
We'll surface it during import: N tokens use Arweave, N tokens use centralized hosting. We only pin IPFS content, but we tell you exactly which tokens fall outside — most collections that ask us this question end up migrating those tokens too.
Delivered on the 1st of each month as a PDF: cover page with health score, uptime %, and total retrievals; body enumerates every CID with per-CID retrieval count and status. Founder tier adds a signed hash of the report to a public registry — an auditable trail nobody else offers.
Vault: 99.9% retrieval-availability with credit refund if breached. Founder: 99.95% with 4-hour incident-response SLA and a named engineer on call. Curator has no formal credit-refund SLA but shares the same three-AZ retrieval infrastructure — we publish uptime for all tiers.
Storage-only they can be cheaper at small scale ($20/mo Pinata Picnic vs our $500/mo Curator). What Curator buys you is the b2b wrapper: monthly report, custom domain, retrieval-SLA, and the anti-lock-in guarantee. If storage is your only metric, stay on their consumer tier. If a broken image on OpenSea is a real business problem, Curator prices in the answer to that.
Ethereum mainnet, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Optimism, Base — all EVM. Solana is a phase-2 add. Other EVM chains (BNB, Avalanche, Linea) get added on request; each is a config entry, not new code.
Sign up, paste your contract, watch the wizard resolve it against the chain and pin your sample tokens. Upgrade in Stripe when you're ready — no calls, no forms, no waiting.