Deep expertise from day one
The people who know Avalanche infrastructure best work directly with your team from the first decision through launch.
Professional ServicesFrom pilot to production.
From pilot to production.
Managed end to end.
Avalanche Enterprise launches, runs, and stays embedded as an extension of your team, so you can bring production infrastructure to market without building a blockchain operations practice in-house.
Why institutions work with us
One team, clear ownership, and support that stays with you.
One team from start to finish
We coordinate planning, implementation, launch, and ongoing support so your team is not managing multiple vendors.
Advice grounded in real operations
Our team stays involved as requirements evolve, helping you make decisions that work beyond the pilot.
From first conversation to production and beyond
One team guides every phase, so you move from concept to a live, supported network without building and staffing a dedicated blockchain infrastructure team in-house.
Support built around how you operate
Starter and Pro support are included with the corresponding infrastructure tiers. Pro+ and Enterprise provide expanded response commitments, broader operational coverage, and additional engineering services for production deployments.
Enterprise Support Commitments
Support expands from standard business-hours assistance to globally covered production operations with dedicated specialists and proactive engineering guidance.
Starter and Pro support are included with AvaCloud infrastructure services. Pro+ and Enterprise provide expanded operational support, engineering guidance, and enhanced response commitments.
Incident severity
The following severity model applies across all support plans.
| Severity | Definition | Typical scenario |
|---|---|---|
| P1 Critical | Network unavailable, validators unreachable, or complete loss of service. | Chain is not producing blocks. |
| P2 High | Significant degradation or a major production capability is unavailable. | RPC endpoints return errors or more than 50% of validators are unavailable. |
| P3 Medium | Partial degradation with a viable operational workaround. | A block explorer is unavailable or a single validator is offline. |
| P4 Low | General questions, configuration guidance, documentation, or administrative support. | How-to questions or billing requests. |
Need a support model built around your operating requirements?
Talk with our team about response coverage, technical access, readiness support, and ongoing production operations.
Enterprise support in practice
Progmat relies on Avalanche Enterprise to operate the production infrastructure behind Japan's largest security-token platform, supporting more than ¥452 billion in tokenized real estate and corporate bonds on a managed Avalanche L1.
- Performance & load testing
- Global support coverage
- Log stream availability
- Extended disaster recovery
- Dedicated team & SLA
Launch
Live in minutes.
Configured to your requirements.
Custom networks deployed to your specific compliance, performance, and tokenomics requirements. AvaCloud handles L1 setup, validator configuration, and integration with your existing systems, including on-premises deployments for regulated markets where cloud-hosted infrastructure is restricted by policy.
Operate
24/7 managed operations. Your engineers stay focused on the product.
A globally distributed support team monitors your network through Grafana and PagerDuty, with rolling updates that ship without downtime. Maintenance windows are scheduled and communicated in advance. Your engineers never get paged at 3 a.m. for our infrastructure.
Advise
Embedded experts across the full lifecycle.
From validator strategy to tokenomics design, our engineers and consultants stay engaged through pilot, launch, and scale. Enterprise tier includes up to 40 hours of dedicated consultation each month, and on-site engagement for regulated deployments.
Ready when you are
Partner with Avalanche Enterprise Professional Services to move from concept to production, and stay supported long after launch.
