Buy Akamai, Fastly, CDNetworks or other CDNs through CDN World and pay committed-volume tier rates, from $0.035 per GB down to sub-cent rates as you grow, negotiated further at multi-petabyte volume. Same network, same portal, same support. Better numbers.
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Pick a monthly volume and watch both rate cards respond. Every plan runs on the provider’s own network, portal and support, you simply buy it at our volume tiers.
Enterprise favoriteDynamic & static · largest footprint · 12-month term
CDNETWORKSBest for AsiaStatic acceleration · all POPs · monthly rolling
Usage above a tier threshold is billed at that tier’s rate across all traffic. Minimums are prepaid and deducted from usage. Where committing to the next tier costs less than your current rate, we quote the higher tier, the estimator above does the same.
Some networks can’t be priced honestly from a table, regional rates, per-request fees, query volumes. For those, we take your actual traffic profile and return one number that will survive contact with your invoice.
Request a custom quote↗Quoted on your traffic · not an average
The prepaid amount isn’t a fee. It’s a monthly minimum, deducted from your traffic at the per-GB rate. Use more, pay the rate. Use less, the minimum applies.
We confirm your traffic profile, regions and requirements, and tell you honestly which of the three networks fits best.
Subject to approval and contract, your account goes live on the provider’s own platform, their portal, their API, their support, plus ours.
Usage at the agreed per-GB rate, with the prepaid minimum deducted first. Prepaid amounts don’t roll over, which is why we size them honestly on the call.
It’s rare to find a team this obsessed with optimization. CDN World measurably improved our global performance at exactly the moment growth was testing it.
Failover used to be a war-room event. Now it’s a line in a report we read on Monday morning.
We walked into renewal with data instead of hope. The commercial result paid for the engagement many times over.
CDN World was our Swiss-army knife when hunting for a new CDN and DNS provider. Reviewing and filtering offers took days instead of months, and it led us straight to the right option.
They walked into our renewal knowing the market better than our incumbent’s own sales team. The contract we signed looks nothing like the first proposal, in our favor.
Your per-GB rate is set by your committed monthly volume, the more you commit, the lower the rate on every gigabyte. Usage above your tier is billed at the same tier rate. And where committing to the next tier would cost less than staying on your current rate, we quote the higher tier: you get more headroom for less money.
It’s a monthly minimum, not an extra fee. Your traffic is billed at the per-GB rate and the prepaid amount is deducted from it. If your usage exceeds the minimum, you simply pay the rate; if it comes in under, the minimum applies. Prepaid amounts don’t roll over to the next month.
Fastly and CDNetworks plans are monthly rolling, cancel anytime. Akamai runs on a 12-month term, which is part of why the rate is what it is. We’ll flag this trade-off on the call before you commit to anything.
Yes, the same network, the same portal, the same API and the provider’s own 24/7 support. The difference is the rate, which comes from our aggregated volume, and an extra layer of CDN World support on top.
Delivery inside mainland China requires separate licensing and commercial arrangements on every network. If China matters to your audience, tell us on the call, we’ll structure it properly rather than pretend it’s included.
Then the rate card is your starting point, not your price. High-volume commitments are negotiated individually, and that’s exactly the negotiation we run for a living. Start with the free assessment.
Channel economics, not magic. We aggregate volume across 150+ clients, which puts every client on tiers a single buyer rarely reaches, and providers price the channel favorably because we carry the sales and onboarding cost they’d otherwise spend. Everyone in that chain does better, including you.
The monthly minimum applies, which is exactly why we size commitments on your real numbers during the call rather than your optimistic ones. On CDNetworks’ monthly-rolling terms you can also step a tier down the following month; nothing locks you into yesterday’s forecast.
Yes, any time, and it’s the pleasant direction: the better rate applies from the change onward. Growth is the one renegotiation that takes an email instead of a meeting.
The provider’s own edge logs, the same meters they’d bill you with directly. We don’t re-measure or add a margin layer to the byte count; your invoice reconciles against the analytics in your own provider portal, to the gigabyte.
No, and be suspicious of any rate card that quietly says yes. Mainland delivery requires an ICP filing and separately priced in-country POPs. CDNetworks is the strongest of the three there, and we quote China as its own line so the economics stay honest.
Honesty. Fastly bills by region and per 10,000 requests, so its real cost depends on your object sizes and request mix, a single per-GB number would mislead half the people reading it. We price Fastly against your actual traffic profile instead, which is the only number worth publishing.
