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The core API covers on-chain data: blocks, transactions, addresses, accounts, assets, epochs, stake pools, Bitcoin, and Midnight. Add-ons enable additional capability surfaces, and WebSocket packages add live streaming. An add-on is a separate paid SKU. A key that is in scope for the chain and network you are calling still returns HTTP 402 on an add-on endpoint until the matching add-on is active on its plan, so network scope and capability are two independent gates.

Add-ons

WebSocket packages

Live streaming is offered separately from add-ons. See WebSocket Streaming.

Enabling add-ons

Add-ons and WebSocket packages are managed from your account. Changes apply immediately.
Enterprise includes everything. The Enterprise plan bundles all add-ons and WebSocket Unlimited, with no separate setup.

How access is enforced

When you call an endpoint that belongs to an add-on you haven’t activated, Nexus returns HTTP 402 Payment Required:
The addon field tells you which add-on to enable. WebSocket access is enforced at connection time instead (see WebSocket Streaming).