3. What’s Next?

Now that you have a basic understanding of how to build a SubQuery project, what are the next steps of your journey?

Deployment options

SubQuery is open-source and designed to be easy to run, meaning you have the freedom to run it a variety of ways.

• Locally yourself using your own infrastructure or cloud accounts.
• On our decentralised SubQuery Network.
• Or with a number of partner hosting services.

Example projects

Browse over 80 example projects across over 10 network families to inspire your next SubQuery project.

• Algorand Example
• Cosmos Osmosis Example
• Ethereum Gravatar Example
• Multi-Chain Galxe NFTs Example
• NEAR Example
• Polkadot/Substrate Moonbeam Example
• Solana Example
• Starknet Example

Advanced features

Dive deeper into the developer documentation and jump to the Build section and learn more about the three key files: the manifest file, the GraphQL schema, and the mappings file. or take a look at some of our advanced features to take your project to the next level!

• Multi-chain indexing support - SubQuery allows you to index data from across different layer-1 networks into the same database, this allows you to query a single endpoint to get data for all supported networks.

• Dynamic Data Sources - When you want to index factory contracts, for example on a DEX or generative NFT project.

• GraphQL Subscriptions - Build more reactive front end applications that subscribe to changes in your SubQuery project.

• Find out how to build a performant SubQuery project and avoid common mistakes in Project Optimisation.

Finally, if you want to explore more ways to run and publish your project, refer to Run & Publish section. Get complete information about all the ways to run your SubQuery project, along with advanced GraphQL aggregation and subscription features.

Need Help?

The fastest way to get support is by searching our documentation, or by joining our discord and messaging us in the #technical-support channel.