Making IPFS accessible inarguably involves File Pinning Services, but with major file pinning services increasing prices & becoming overwhelmingly volatile - we don’t think it’s accessible anymore.
To solve this, our team launched Dolpin - the newest file pinning service built on IPFS committed to providing accessible service to the Web3 pioneers of tomorrow. This means: We want a stable platform that can offer you consistent cheap pricing packages for individual & enterprise usecase.
Please check out our Open Beta Here - We are actively looking for willing users to participate and provide us with feedback in our journey of making Web3 Storage Accessible.
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Thanks for sharing and welcome to the forum Abir 
Have you looked into exposing the IPFS Pinning Service API. This would make it easier to onboard users on to Dolpin and could also kubo (formerly go-ipfs) users directly pin content to Dolpin.
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Worth checking out IPFS.NINJA — it launched recently and directly addresses the pricing problem described here.
Pricing: free tier (1 GB, 500 files, 1 private gateway), $5/month for 10 GB / 50K files / 5 gateways + IPNS, $29/month for 100 GB. No bandwidth overage fees on any plan.
The feature that stands out for NFT workflows is signed upload tokens — generate a short-lived scoped token server-side and users upload directly to IPFS from the frontend without ever touching your API key. Cuts out the backend proxy entirely.
Private dedicated gateways (your own *.gw.ipfs.ninja subdomain) are included on all plans including free.