finops:
  provider: Routescan (Snowtrace)
  url: https://snowtrace.io/documentation
  summary: >
    Routescan offers a free tier with no credit card required, making it
    accessible for individual developers and small projects. Paid plans are
    billed monthly with optional quarterly (15% discount) and annual
    (20% discount) billing cycles. There is no per-call billing on any plan;
    all plans carry flat monthly fees with daily call caps and per-second
    rate limits.
  freetier:
    available: true
    keyRequired: false
    rateLimit: 2 requests/second
    dailyCap: 10000
    notes: >
      Anonymous free tier requires no registration. A registered free key
      raises limits to 5 req/s and 100,000 calls/day but requires attribution
      for public applications.
  pricing:
    model: flat-rate
    billingOptions:
      - cycle: monthly
        discount: 0%
      - cycle: quarterly
        discount: 15%
      - cycle: yearly
        discount: 20%
    tiers:
      - name: Free (Registered)
        monthlyUSD: 0
        rps: 5
        dailyCalls: 100000
      - name: Standard
        monthlyUSD: 160
        rps: 10
        dailyCalls: 200000
      - name: Advanced
        monthlyUSD: 240
        rps: 20
        dailyCalls: 500000
      - name: Professional
        monthlyUSD: 320
        rps: 30
        dailyCalls: 1000000
      - name: Pro Plus
        monthlyUSD: 440
        rps: 30
        dailyCalls: 1500000
  costDrivers:
    - name: Daily API call volume
      description: >
        Primary cost driver is daily call volume. Higher daily caps require
        upgrade to a paid plan.
    - name: Request throughput
      description: >
        Seconds-level burst needs (>5 req/s) require a paid Standard plan
        or above.
    - name: Multichain access
      description: >
        All plans (including free) include access to all 40+ indexed EVM
        chains under a single API key with no per-chain surcharge.
  notes: >
    Contract verification is capped at 250 submissions/day across all plans.
    Free plan public use requires attribution. No SLA guarantees on free tier;
    paid plans include priority support. The API is described as a community
    service provided "without warranty."