CDN in Asia
47 ms average latency and 761 Mb/s average download speed across Asian nodes, measured June 2026. One rate for Asia, the US and Europe: $5/TB down to $2.50/TB, with no APAC surcharge. We have been serving Asian audiences for years, and the price reflects it.
From $5/TB down to $2.50/TB at volume · 14-day testing period on real traffic · $25 monthly minimum waived · Engineer reply within 3 business hours
Built for APAC workloads
Game distribution
Day-one patches and full builds for APAC launches: high-volume downloads served from in-region cache while your origin answers once.
Video and OTT
Catalogue delivery for Asian audiences without a surcharge on every gigabyte: the same per-TB rate as US and EU traffic.
Software vendors
Installers, updates and manifests for distributed user bases across the region, with instant purge on release day.
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Asia at the same rate as the US and Europe
About $415 for 100 TB a month
Most CDNs bill Asia at a premium, so at real volume the gap is wide: 100 TB a month is about $415 with us, with no APAC line on the invoice. Put any provider on the same basket and check.
Years on Asian markets
We have been delivering for Asian audiences for years: the capacity, carrier contracts and peering in the region are long established. Serving Asia costs us less than it costs newcomers, and that is why your rate stays at $5/TB down to $2.50/TB.
One rate in every region
Most CDNs bill Europe, Asia and North America at different rates, so the same traffic costs a different amount depending on where your users are. BlazingCDN keeps one progressive rate everywhere: $5/TB down to $2.50/TB as volume grows. No regional multipliers, no request fees, no per-feature fees.
EUROPE
ASIA
NORTH AMERICA
Full progressive table: pricing page. All regions at a glance: CDN by region.
What 100 TB a month costs
First 5 TB
- $5.00 per TB
- $25 for the whole tier
- Also the monthly minimum
5 to 25 TB
- $4.50 per TB
- $90 for the next 20 TB
- 25 TB in total: about $115
25 to 100 TB
- $4.00 per TB
- $300 for the next 75 TB
- 100 TB in total: about $415
Questions about CDN in Asia
Does traffic served in Asia cost more?
No. BlazingCDN bills one progressive rate in every region: $5/TB down to $2.50/TB as monthly volume grows. There is no APAC multiplier and no regional price table.
What latency should we expect in Asia?
47 ms average latency and 761 Mb/s average download speed, measured across Asian nodes in June 2026. Numbers vary with the local network, so run the 100 MB test file from the table above for your own measurement.
Which products are available in Asia?
Everything: Anycast CDN, Video CDN, HLS Streaming and Files on Demand run on the same network in every region, managed from one panel and one API.
Is there a testing period?
Yes. New projects start with a 14-day testing period on real traffic at $5/TB, with the $25 monthly minimum waived, so you pay only for what you actually deliver.
Questions buyers ask about BlazingCDN in Asia
BlazingCDN delivers to Asian audiences at the same progressive rate as in the US and Europe, from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB, with no APAC surcharge. Measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download, Asia averaged 47 ms latency and 761 Mb/s throughput. Anycast CDN, Video CDN, HLS Streaming and Files on Demand all run there.
How much does 100 TB of game downloads in Asia cost?
BlazingCDN charges $415 for 100 TB of game downloads delivered in Asia (as of October 2026), the same total as in the US or Europe. The progressive tiers are $5 per TB for the first 5 TB, $4.50 up to 25 TB and $4.00 up to 100 TB. No APAC line appears on the invoice, and there are no request fees.
Many CDNs bill Asian traffic at a premium, so the gap widens with volume. Day-one patches and full builds for an APAC launch are served from in-region cache, while the origin answers roughly once per file. Files up to 50 GB sit on the same tiers with no size surcharge. For example, a 500 TB launch month costs $1,815 and a 1,000 TB month costs $3,315. There is a $25 monthly minimum and no long-term contract.
How does BlazingCDN route Asian users to a nearby edge?
BlazingCDN uses Anycast routing, so a request from an Asian user is answered by an Asian edge, measured June 2026 at 47 ms average latency. Anycast announces the same address from every edge, and the network carries each request to the closest healthy cache. Built-in failover moves traffic away from a node that goes down.
Origin shield keeps a cold file from flooding your origin when thousands of users request it at once. The 96%+ average cache hit ratio means most Asian requests never leave the region. NVMe SSD servers delivered 761 Mb/s average throughput in the same June 2026 test on a 100 MB HTTPS download. For example, the same test URL fetched from a cloud server in Asia and one in Europe returns from two different regional edges. HTTP/2, IPv6 and TLS 1.3 are supported on every zone.
Is BlazingCDN a good fit for OTT video in Asia?
Yes, BlazingCDN fits OTT catalogs in Asia when the video is already encoded, because Video CDN replicates the library across Europe, Asia and America at one per-TB rate. Viewers in Asia are served from the closest, least-loaded node. Permanent cache costs $0.02 per GB per month after the first 500 GB (as of October 2026).
The limits matter for OTT. BlazingCDN does not transcode or generate manifests, so the packager stays on your side. Live HLS and DASH output from your media server is delivered by the HLS Streaming CDN. HTTP/3, edge compute and WebSockets are not offered. For example, a streaming service with a 3,000 GB catalog in permanent cache pays $50 a month for storage, plus delivery from $5 per TB. Asian performance, measured June 2026, was 47 ms and 761 Mb/s on a 100 MB test file.
Can I test BlazingCDN on Asian traffic next to my CDN?
Yes, BlazingCDN can run as a second CDN behind DNS with a weighted traffic split, so a share of Asian users reaches BlazingCDN while the current provider keeps the rest. The weighted share grows once latency and cache hit ratio meet your target. Rolling back means lowering the weight.
Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer, and a KYC check runs before production traffic. The 14-day testing period runs on real production traffic in the region. Real-time statistics and Prometheus metrics show per-region results during the test. For example, a software vendor can route a share of APAC installer downloads first, compare the results with the June 2026 Asia figures of 47 ms and 761 Mb/s, and then expand. Pricing stays at the same rate as other regions, from $5 per TB (as of October 2026), with a $25 monthly minimum.
How do I test BlazingCDN download speed from Asia?
BlazingCDN publishes a 100 MB test file that anyone can fetch from Asia, and the internal result, measured June 2026, was 47 ms latency and 761 Mb/s throughput. Run the test from a cloud server in the region, not a laptop on Wi-Fi. A home connection measures the last mile, not the edge.
Use curl to download the file and print speed plus time to first byte. Anycast sends the request to an Asian edge, so the same link works on every continent. For comparison, Europe measured 27 ms and 1.12 Gb/s, and North America measured 24 ms and 1.11 Gb/s, with the same method. Your figures will differ with local network quality. For example, run the test from two cloud regions, one in Asia and one in Europe, and compare time to first byte. For production numbers, use the 14-day testing period on real traffic.