Global CDN at One Rate: Europe, Asia, North America
Most CDNs price every region differently. BlazingCDN bills one progressive rate for US, EU and Asia: $5/TB down to $2.50/TB at volume, with no regional multipliers and no request fees. Pick your region below for latency, download speed and what runs well there.
14-day testing period on real traffic at $5/TB · $25 monthly minimum waived · Engineer reply within 3 business hours
Pick your region
Europe
GDPR roles explained, EU-only storage available on dedicated builds, and one rate shared with every other region.
Asia
One rate for Asia too: APAC traffic bills at the same progressive rate as US and EU traffic.
North America
Run it standalone, or as a second CDN behind your DNS with roughly 60 second failover.
Your country is not one of these three? Dedicated cache capacity can be committed inside a single market, in our facility there, in your own data centre or inside your operator’s network. See Local Cache Servers.
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$5/TB down to $2.50/TB as volume grows. 100 TB/month ≈ $415. One rate across regions, HTTPS included, no request fees.
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Questions buyers ask about CDN coverage and regional pricing
BlazingCDN bills one progressive rate in Europe, Asia and North America: $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB (as of October 2026), with no regional multipliers and no request fees. Measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download, latency was 27 ms in Europe, 24 ms in North America and 47 ms in Asia.
How much does 100 TB of Asia traffic cost on BlazingCDN?
BlazingCDN charges $415 for 100 TB of Asia traffic a month (as of October 2026), exactly the same as 100 TB in the US or Europe. APAC delivery bills on the same progressive tiers, with no regional multiplier. The first 5 TB cost $25 in total, which is also the monthly minimum.
For example, a game studio serving 60 TB in Asia and 40 TB in Europe pays $415 for the combined 100 TB, because one rate card covers every region. Most CDNs price each region differently, so a shift in audience mix changes the invoice. On BlazingCDN the regional mix never moves the rate. Requests are never billed, and HTTPS is included. At 200 TB the total is $765 per month. Enterprise terms start from 100 TB a month, and a quote never raises the published price. No setup fee and no long-term contract apply.
How fast is BlazingCDN in Europe, North America and Asia?
BlazingCDN reached 27 ms latency and 1.12 Gb/s throughput in Europe, measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download. The same test, measured June 2026, showed 24 ms and 1.11 Gb/s in North America, and 47 ms and 761 Mb/s in Asia. Anycast routing sends each request to a nearby edge, with built-in failover, on NVMe SSD servers.
For example, a 1 GB installer at 1.12 Gb/s downloads in roughly 7 seconds under the measured conditions, and in roughly 11 seconds at the Asia figure. The average cache hit ratio across the network is 96%+, so most requests never wait on the origin. BlazingCDN supports HTTP/2, IPv6 and TLS 1.3, with gzip, Brotli and zstd compression. HTTP/3 is not offered. The coverage page includes a speed test across top regions, which lets teams check results against their current CDN on real files.
Is BlazingCDN a good fit for audiences outside these regions?
BlazingCDN concentrates capacity in 3 regions, Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific, so viewers elsewhere are served from the nearest of those three. Pricing stays the same wherever the request comes from. Latency for distant audiences depends on how far they sit from those regions, so the June 2026 figures apply to the three regions only.
For a single market outside the three, BlazingCDN offers Local Cache Servers as a custom project. Dedicated cache capacity is committed inside one country, in a BlazingCDN facility there, in the customer’s own data centre or inside an operator’s network. Each build is quoted per node. For example, a broadcaster whose viewers sit mostly in one such country can ask for a local node there. The 14-day testing period on real production traffic shows actual performance from target countries before any commitment. An engineer replies within 3 business hours.
Can BlazingCDN run as a backup CDN in North America?
BlazingCDN can serve North America standalone or as a second CDN behind DNS, with a weighted traffic split that sets how much traffic each network carries. For example, a 90/10 split sends one request in ten to BlazingCDN while the primary CDN keeps the rest. If the primary fails, DNS weights shift traffic to BlazingCDN, which already holds a warm cache.
Billing covers delivered traffic only, so a standby role costs the $25 monthly minimum plus the terabytes actually served (as of October 2026). Measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download, North America showed 24 ms latency and 1.11 Gb/s. Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer, and every account passes a KYC check before production traffic. The 14-day testing period runs on real production traffic. Support is a 24/7 helpdesk, and an engineer replies within 3 business hours.
Does BlazingCDN keep European data inside the EU?
BlazingCDN offers EU-only storage on dedicated builds, while the shared network serves Europe at the same rate as other regions without a residency commitment. For a written guarantee, GDPR Cache Servers name the EU data centres in the agreement and keep cached content in the region, including during node failover.
Logs and support access can also be kept inside the EU on those builds, and the contract and invoicing come from headquarters in Poland. The customer remains the data controller and decides what is cached and on what legal basis. BlazingCDN answers for where nodes sit and what the agreement says. Dedicated residency nodes are priced per build: a fixed monthly figure per node, plus delivery on the agreed tier. For example, a European streaming service bound by a residency clause would scope a GDPR cache build, while a software vendor without one stays on the shared network. Measured June 2026, Europe latency was 27 ms.