4EVERLAND

4EVERLAND is a web-based platform for developers building decentralized applications and working with Web3 infrastructure. It is best suited to teams that want hosting, storage, blockchain RPC, and AI model access in one place; its appeal is breadth, though gateway limits and free-plan setup requirements narrow the fit.

Overview

Rather than concentrating on one infrastructure job, 4EVERLAND combines decentralized hosting and storage with a public IPFS gateway, blockchain RPC, and AI RPC. That range can simplify the stack for developers whose projects need several of those services. For a storage-only need, or a public gateway expected to serve web pages, its broader offer does not overcome the gateway’s HTML restriction.

Hosting supports deployment to IPFS, Arweave, ICP, and Greenfield, using GitHub authorization or a local CLI template build. Bucket storage is accessible through an interface, CLI, or an API compatible with AWS S3 APIs. These familiar workflows make the platform relevant to developers moving between conventional tooling and decentralized infrastructure.

Key features

Hosting, storage, and gateway

Hosting includes advanced caching, CDN capabilities, and automatic SSL certificate management. Those additions make it more useful for delivering decentralized sites than a basic publishing endpoint, though they do not remove the need to check whether each target network and the available quotas suit a particular deployment.

Bucket handles uploading, storing, and retrieving data on IPFS, Arweave, and other platforms. Its S3-compatible API alongside interface and CLI access gives teams options for integrating storage into existing workflows. The stated Standard allowance is 6 GB of IPFS storage per month and 100 MB of total Arweave storage, so larger collections should compare those caps with their actual needs.

The public IPFS gateway has more than 200 global edge nodes, with global acceleration and automatic allocation. Its effective rate limit is 300 requests per minute, and it does not support HTML content. That makes it better suited to supported IPFS content than as a general-purpose website gateway; the rate ceiling also matters for services with bursty or high request volumes.

RPC and AI

Blockchain RPC provides API-request access to mainstream blockchain networks without requiring users to run their own clients. The Standard plan includes 100,000,000 compute units per month, with a 300 CUPS rate limit, which gives developers a substantial stated monthly allowance but still requires attention to request intensity.

AI RPC brings more than 100 open-source and proprietary models behind a unified API for discovery, comparison, and access. It uses pay-as-you-go pricing, with resources priced in LAND rather than a traditional subscription. That approach may suit variable model use better than a fixed subscription, but it means users need to account for resource consumption in LAND.

The privacy policy says AI inputs and outputs are not retained by default after inference, subject to exceptions including transient processing, user-enabled history, investigations, and legal requirements. It also says customer inputs and outputs are not used to train or fine-tune generative models without express authorization, subject to model-specific and service exceptions. Teams handling sensitive data should consider those qualifications in their privacy review.

Pricing

4EVERLAND uses a freemium model, with a free plan, paid plans from $0.08/mo, and a 7-day trial. Standard and Trial are both free, but they serve different purposes and have distinct caps.

Trial is the smaller, RPC-free option, with lower storage, build-time, and bandwidth limits. Standard offers considerably larger monthly allowances, but its identity registration and activation requirement adds a setup hurdle, and its quotas remain finite. Paid plans start at $0.08/mo; AI RPC, separately, is priced by usage in LAND. Buyers should weigh those terms against expected storage and request volume rather than assuming the free tier will cover production demand.

Platforms

4EVERLAND is available on the web. Developers can also use its CLI for hosting and Bucket workflows, while Bucket exposes an API compatible with AWS S3 APIs.

Who it's for

4EVERLAND is a strong candidate for developers building decentralized websites or applications across IPFS, Arweave, ICP, or Greenfield who also want storage, RPC, or AI model access nearby. It is less suitable for projects that need HTML from the public IPFS gateway, require more capacity than the free allowances, or want the gateway to handle more than 300 requests per minute.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Hosting, storage, blockchain RPC, and AI model access sit in one platform, which suits developers assembling a broader Web3 stack.
• Pros: GitHub authorization, CLI workflows, and S3-compatible storage APIs give teams familiar ways to deploy and integrate.
• Pros: Hosting includes caching, CDN capabilities, and automatic SSL certificate management for decentralized deployments.
• Cons: The public gateway does not support HTML, limiting its usefulness for serving web pages.
• Cons: Standard’s free allowances are capped, and using that plan requires on-chain identity registration and account activation.
• Cons: AI RPC is usage-priced in LAND, not through a conventional subscription.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of decentralized storage options, see Decentralized Storage Services.

• Sia is the alternative to consider for an open-source storage project supported by the Sia Foundation and community donations; it also has a free plan.
• Carbide Network is a paid alternative with listed storage rates of $0.002/GB for its home-provider and personal-storage plans.
• Peergos suits readers prioritizing fully open-source software, including its server, with reproducible builds; it has no free plan.
• Aleph Cloud (formerly Aleph.im) is another option.
• Walrus is another option; it was created by Mysten Labs, the team behind Sui.
• Datum Storage offers one free terabyte for the first year, with additional storage priced at US$3.99 per terabyte per month.
• BNB Greenfield is a paid alternative with storage and download quotas priced in BNB per gigabyte per month.
• Filebase is a freemium alternative whose free plan includes 5 GB shared storage, 500 pinned files, 10 GB IPFS egress, free object egress, and one bucket.

Verdict

Choose 4EVERLAND if you are a developer who wants decentralized hosting, storage, blockchain RPC, and AI model access in a single web platform, and its quotas and activation step fit your project. Look elsewhere if you need an HTML-serving public gateway, higher free-tier capacity, or a conventional subscription price for AI model usage.