> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://routeme.sh/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

RouteMesh connects **node providers** (RPC infrastructure) with **consumers** (dApps, wallets, and developers) through a single routing layer. As a provider, you expose your nodes to RouteMesh; we route consumer traffic to you based on pricing, latency, and strategy—and you earn revenue when your routes are selected.

## **Become a provider**

Want to join RouteMesh as a node provider? **You don’t need any special software.** We only need your **RPC endpoint URL(s)** and **pricing**—we handle routing, billing, and the consumer interface.

**Get in touch:**

* **Email:** [k@routeme.sh](mailto:k@routeme.sh)
* **Twitter:** [@routemesh](https://twitter.com/routemesh)
* **LinkedIn:** [RouteMesh](https://linkedin.com/company/routemesh)

Reach out and we’ll walk you through onboarding.

## **Who is the provider portal for?**

* Blockchain RPC / node infrastructure providers (e.g. Alchemy, QuickNode, Ankr, and others)
* Teams that operate nodes and want to reach RouteMesh’s consumer base
* Organizations that already have a provider agreement with RouteMesh

## **What you get in the portal**

* **Dashboard** — Requests, market share, active routes, and revenue at a glance
* **Plans, methods, nodes** — Configure pricing (plans), supported methods, and node endpoints
* **Inspect** — Drill into request-level behavior, latency, and quality checks (replay/lag)
* **Market share** — See your share and competition by chain, method, and strategy
* **Data quality** — We run replay and lag checks to keep data correct and fresh; see [Data quality](/provider/data-quality) for how they work and what to do if you see failures

## **Next steps**

1. [Onboarding](/provider/onboarding) — Join RouteMesh as a node provider
2. [Dashboard](/provider/dashboard) — Understand your overview metrics
3. [Plans](/provider/plans) — Set up and manage plans and pricing
4. [Methods & nodes](/provider/methods) — Configure which methods and nodes you support