LendPace Basic, Pro and VIP: prices, limits and subscription costs

Choose a plan by lending capacity and the number of exchanges you need, then evaluate its cost. A more expensive plan does not guarantee a higher realized return.
Plan comparison
These are the listed prices checked for this revision. Current pricing and checkout determine the final amount and available billing options.
| Item | Basic | Pro | VIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly USDT | 7 | 16 | 30 |
| Annual USDT | 80 | 170 | 340 |
| Lending cap, USD equivalent | 15,000 | 100,000 | 500,000 |
| Exchanges | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| Annual saving versus 12 monthly payments | 4.76% | 11.46% | 5.56% |
The calculation is 1 − annual price / (monthly price × 12). Basic, for example, is 1 − 80 / 84. Different billing periods or promotions must not be mixed into one savings claim.
Cost relative to capital
At an assumed USDT value of USD 1, an 80 USDT annual subscription is 8% of 1,000 principal or 0.8% of 10,000. Those are cost ratios, not return forecasts.
Compare incremental net interest and time saved against the cost. Total interest exceeding the subscription does not prove the tool caused that interest. Include free exchange features in your baseline.
Payment and changes
Subscriptions currently use USDT on Solana. Follow the checkout address, amount and memo requirements, then confirm the subscription state after payment. For plan changes, inspect the actual quote and effective date rather than relying on old descriptions of credits or upgrades.
FAQ
Can I try it first?
Eligible accounts get a 14-day Basic trial when the first lending API key is saved. A short trial cannot represent every market condition.
Is a paid tool always suitable for small balances?
No. Low rates or utilization can make the subscription cost exceed the additional interest.
Related reading
- LendPace’s 14-day trial: timing, activation and expiry checks
- Understanding lending dashboards: APR, fills and credited interest
Sources and verification date
2026-11-03.
This is operational and educational information. Illustrations are not promised returns. Exchange, liquidity and asset-price risks remain.
