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# Deploy Your RPC Node

Let's take an example of Ethereum and see how to deploy an Ethereum Node.

**Step 1: Sign Up/Log In** - Create a new account or sign in to your existing one on the Zeeve Platform.

**Step 2: RPC Nodes** - Go to the **RPC Nodes** section in the left menu. If you have existing nodes, you'll see them listed. To get a subscription, click **Buy Subscription** to go to the **Plan Selection** page.

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**Step 3: Plan Selection -** Choose the desired protocol and plan type, then click ***Continue*** to move forward.

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**Step 4: Selection of Other Protocol** - On the Setup Your Node page, click the **Select Other Protocol** button at the top-right corner to change the protocol selection and plan types according to your requirements. Then, click the **Continue** button to proceed.

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**Step 5: Set Up Your Node -** On the "Set Up Your Node" page, choose the desired network type, server location, node software update rules, and price tiers according to your requirements. Then, proceed by clicking on the **Create Now** button.

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**Step 6: Make Payment** - On the payment page, enter your card details and click **Subscribe** to complete the payment. The created node will then be visible on the RPC Nodes page in **Provisioning** status.&#x20;

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