Connect protocols across chains and ship production-ready tools from one workspace.

Protocols in. Products out.Everything between, handled.

NORMALIZE

BUILT FOR PROTOCOL TEAMS

One clean interface for every chain.

Interconnected glass protocol modules
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PLATFORM UPTIME
99.5%

Reliable by default.

Consistent protocol access keeps agents and applications moving.

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A focused bridge from deployed protocols to agent-ready products.

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PROTOCOL OVERVIEW

One bridge for the entire connected protocol stack.

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99.5%UPTIME
84+GENERATED TOOLS
4SUPPORTED CHAINS

Everything your protocol needs.

Connect, normalize, generate, secure, and observe every integration through one consistent protocol layer.

Connect Every Supported Chain

Configure Solana and EVM RPC endpoints once, then reuse them safely across every project.

One Schema Across Protocols

Turn ABIs and IDLs into one deterministic protocol schema your entire stack can understand.

Generate MCP Tools Instantly

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Create agent-ready read operations from verified protocol definitions in a few deliberate steps.

Ship Reliable Typed APIs

Expose the same protocol capabilities through predictable endpoints built for your applications.

Control Every Credential Scope

Issue revocable keys with precise environment, project, and permission boundaries.

Observe Every Protocol Request

LIVE

Inspect status, latency, activity, and failures from one complete request history.

Protocol to production in three moves.

One connected workflow turns deployed protocol interfaces into secure, observable building blocks for applications and agents.

STEP 01

Connect your protocol source

Choose a project, select its network, and connect the contract or Solana program you want PBJ to understand.

STEP 02

Generate one clean interface

PBJ normalizes the ABI or IDL, then produces typed APIs and MCP tools from the same verified schema.

STEP 03

Ship with complete confidence

Create scoped credentials, connect your application or agent, and monitor every request from the dashboard.

PBJ QUICKSTART
TypeScriptquote.ts
import { PBJ } from "@pbj/sdk"; const bridge = new PBJ({apiKey: process.env.PBJ_API_KEY,}); const quote = await bridge.protocol("jupiter").tool("get_quote").run({ amount: 1_000_000 });
RESPONSE200 OK
{"route": "best","outAmount": 143.82,"latency": "82ms"}
One normalized call. Fully scoped, logged, and ready for your product.

Start simple. Scale without limits.

Starter

$0forever

$0 total — no card required

For individual developers exploring protocol integrations and agent workflows.

  • 1 active project
  • 5 protocol connections
  • 25K monthly requests
  • Community support
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Pro

MOST POPULAR
$49per month

$49 billed every month

For teams shipping production applications across multiple protocols and chains.

  • Unlimited projects
  • 25 protocol connections
  • 1M monthly requests
  • Advanced logs and alerts
  • Priority support
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Scale

Custombuilt for you

Tailored to your annual volume

For organizations that need dedicated capacity, governance, and support.

  • Custom request volume
  • Dedicated infrastructure
  • Team access controls
  • SLA and onboarding
  • Direct engineering support
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Choose the capacity you need today, then grow without rebuilding your protocol integration stack.

Install once. Build anywhere.

Use PBJ from local development to production agents with one package and one normalized protocol interface.

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Everything you need to understand how PBJ connects protocols, generates tools, and protects production access.

PBJ connects deployed EVM contracts and Solana programs through the RPC endpoints you configure. Their ABIs and IDLs become one normalized interface for your projects.

No. PBJ sits between your existing deployed protocols and the products that consume them. You keep the contracts and programs you already operate.

PBJ reads the verified protocol schema, identifies available operations, and generates scoped MCP tools that agents can discover and call through your server.

Yes, when explicitly enabled. Write tools remain permission-aware and can be restricted by project, environment, credential, and your approval flow.

Keys are scoped, revocable, and stored separately from the protocol interface. You can issue the smallest permissions required and revoke access without rebuilding an integration.

Yes. PBJ records request status, latency, project, protocol, and operation details so your team can inspect activity and diagnose failures from one place.