Independent advice.
Better infrastructure decisions.

We’ve spent more than 20 years on both sides of the CDN market, inside providers and alongside customers, so we know how these services are priced, sold and supported. That experience, plus genuine independence, is what lets us match you with the right provider and terms with no vendor bias.

The assessment is free, and so is the recommendation. When you buy through us we’re compensated through our provider agreements; if you prefer to buy directly from the provider, the recommendation is yours either way. Our advice doesn’t change based on which route you choose.

No, and often you shouldn’t. Many engagements end with us renegotiating your existing contract from a position of market knowledge, or tuning the configuration you already have. Switching is a recommendation we make only when the numbers justify it.

Usually, yes. We benchmark the market continuously and aggregate volume across clients, which gives us access to rates well below one cent per gigabyte across multiple CDNs. And when your current deal is already good, we’ll tell you that too.

We benchmark across 25+ global infrastructure providers, including Akamai, Fastly, CDNetworks, Cloudflare and AWS CloudFront, and hold direct commercial relationships with several of them. Coverage spans CDN, DNS, security and streaming.

Days, not months. Share a recent invoice or your requirements and we’ll come back with a first benchmark quickly, a full review of performance, architecture and commercial terms follows at whatever pace your decision needs.

It shouldn’t, and with proper planning it doesn’t. Migrations run in parallel with your existing setup, traffic shifts gradually, with your old provider standing by until the new one is proven. For critical workloads we often recommend keeping both in a multi-CDN configuration.

Multi-CDN combines two or more providers into one delivery layer, with traffic routed to whichever performs best per region, and automatic failover if one has an outage. It’s worth it when downtime is expensive or your audience is genuinely global; we’ll tell you honestly if a single well-chosen provider serves you better.

A content delivery network is a global network of servers that keeps copies of your content close to your users. Requests are answered from the nearest edge location instead of your origin, which cuts latency and takes load off your own infrastructure.

Ideally a recent CDN invoice, it tells us your traffic profile, current rates and contract shape in one document. No invoice handy? A short description of your traffic, regions and requirements works too. Either way: free, and with no obligation.