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BlazingCDN is a pay-as-you-go content delivery network that charges from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB at volume (as of October 2026). The network caches static content on NVMe SSD servers and serves every request through Anycast routing with built-in failover. BlazingCDN focuses on high-volume traffic: video on demand, live HLS and DASH streams, software installers, game patches, images and files up to 50 GB. The average cache hit ratio is 96%+, so the origin handles only a small share of requests.
The product line covers the Anycast CDN, Video CDN, HLS Streaming CDN, Files on Demand CDN, Cloud Storage and Image Processing. One rate applies in the US, Europe and Asia, with no request fees and no setup fee. For example, 100 TB a month costs $415 on the published tiers. Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer, and a 14-day testing period runs on real traffic.
BlazingCDN is built for high-volume static traffic, from a few terabytes to more than 1,000 TB a month. Typical workloads are video on demand, live HLS and DASH streaming, software installers and updates, game patches, images and large downloads. Files up to 50 GB are supported, and requests are unlimited. NVMe SSD servers and a 96%+ average cache hit ratio keep repeat requests away from the origin.
BlazingCDN fits teams whose bandwidth bill is the largest delivery cost. Pricing starts at $5 per TB and falls to $2.50 per TB at volume (as of October 2026). For example, a game studio shipping 200 TB of patches a month pays $765. BlazingCDN does not offer edge compute, WebSockets or transcoding, so dynamic applications and video encoding need another service. Image processing is included at no extra charge for image-heavy sites.
BlazingCDN onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer, and the 14-day testing period can start the same day. The process has three steps. You share your origin and expected monthly terabytes. An engineer configures the zone with you. You then point a CNAME record at BlazingCDN and start sending real traffic.
Company verification (KYC) happens before you shift production traffic, not before the test begins. Test traffic is billed on the published tiers, starting at $5 per TB (as of October 2026). For example, a 5 TB test costs $25 at that rate. Purge, signed URLs, real-time statistics and the REST API work from day one, and requests carry no per-request fee. Helpdesk tickets get an engineer reply within 3 business hours, so setup questions do not stall the rollout.
BlazingCDN connects to any HTTP or HTTPS origin and caches files up to 50 GB from it. Supported origins include your own web servers, an S3-compatible storage bucket and existing hosting. The origin stays where it is, and BlazingCDN caches content in front of it. An origin shield adds one more cache layer, so fewer requests reach your servers.
Teams without an origin can use BlazingCDN Cloud Storage at $0.015 per GB per month (as of October 2026). The Video CDN can also keep a permanent cache: the first 500 GB is included, then $0.02 per GB per month. With a 96%+ average cache hit ratio, the origin serves only a small share of requests. For example, a software publisher can keep installers on its own server and let BlazingCDN absorb download peaks. An engineer sets up the connection in about one hour.
Yes, BlazingCDN offers a 14-day testing period on real production traffic, billed at $5 per TB (as of October 2026). The $25 monthly minimum is waived for those two weeks. You point a CNAME, let the cache fill and compare results against your current provider. You pay only for the traffic actually delivered.
BlazingCDN is a paid service and has no zero-cost plan. For example, 5 TB delivered during the test costs $25. BlazingCDN can run as a second CDN behind DNS with a weighted traffic split while you test. Start with a small share of users and raise it as the cache hit ratio approaches the 96%+ network average. Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer. The KYC check comes before a full production cutover, not before the test starts.
BlazingCDN pricing is pay as you go on progressive tiers, from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB (as of October 2026). Each tier bills only the traffic inside it: 0-5 TB at $5, 5-25 TB at $4.50, 25-100 TB at $4.00 and 100-500 TB at $3.50. The next tiers are 500-1,000 TB at $3.00 and 1,000-1,500 TB at $2.50. Above 1,500 TB, the rate starts at $2.50 per TB and is quoted individually.
For example, 100 TB a month costs $415, and 500 TB costs $1,815. Billing starts at a $25 monthly minimum. One rate applies in the US, Europe and Asia, with no request fees, regional multipliers or setup fee. Enterprise terms start from 100 TB a month, and a quote never raises the published price. No long-term contract is required.
No, BlazingCDN charges only for delivered traffic, from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB (as of October 2026). Requests are unlimited and carry no per-request fee. There are no regional multipliers, no setup fee and no overage surcharges. SSL certificates, purge, signed URLs, origin shield, real-time statistics, Prometheus metrics and the REST API are included.
The only fixed charge is the $25 monthly minimum, which covers the first 5 TB. Raw logs are an optional add-on at $50 per month. For example, a site serving 50 TB and 2 billion requests a month pays $215, the same as a site with 2 million requests. Image processing is included at no extra charge. The Video CDN permanent cache adds $0.02 per GB per month after the first 500 GB, and only when you use it.
No, BlazingCDN needs no long-term contract, and billing starts at a $25 monthly minimum (as of October 2026). Choose pay as you go or a monthly plan and stop whenever you like. The $25 minimum covers the first 5 TB at $5 per TB. Larger volumes follow the published progressive tiers down to $2.50 per TB.
From 100 TB a month, BlazingCDN offers Enterprise terms built around your traffic, terms and configuration. A quote never raises the published price, so the tier table works as a ceiling. For example, 200 TB a month costs $765 on the published tiers, and an Enterprise quote can only match or lower that figure. The 14-day testing period runs on real traffic before you commit. Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer. Requests carry no fee, and there is no setup fee to recover if you leave.
No, BlazingCDN charges one rate in the US, Europe and Asia, starting at $5 per TB (as of October 2026). There are no regional multipliers and no separate charge for HTTPS. Budgeting is simple: total terabytes multiplied by the published tier rates. The regional mix of your audience does not change the bill.
For example, 100 TB split between Europe and Asia costs $415, the same as 100 TB served only in North America. Speed was measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download. Europe showed 27 ms and 1.12 Gb/s, and North America showed 24 ms and 1.11 Gb/s. Asia showed 47 ms and 761 Mb/s. Requests carry no fee in any region, and there is no setup fee. Enterprise terms from 100 TB a month keep the same single rate.
BlazingCDN serves content from NVMe SSD servers through Anycast routing, with 24 ms latency measured June 2026 in North America. Anycast sends each request to a nearby healthy node, and built-in failover reroutes traffic if a node drops. The average cache hit ratio is 96%+, so most requests never wait on the origin. An origin shield adds a second cache layer for the remaining misses.
Measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download, Europe showed 27 ms and 1.12 Gb/s. North America showed 24 ms and 1.11 Gb/s, and Asia showed 47 ms and 761 Mb/s. HTTP/2, TLS 1.3 and gzip, Brotli or zstd compression trim transfer time further. For example, a 100 MB installer at 1.12 Gb/s downloads in under one second. Files up to 50 GB use the same path.
Yes, BlazingCDN delivers both video on demand and live HLS or DASH streams, starting at $5 per TB (as of October 2026). The Video CDN serves on-demand libraries, and the HLS Streaming CDN serves live segmented streams. Caching is tuned for segmented video, and the average cache hit ratio is 96%+. The Video CDN can keep a permanent cache: the first 500 GB is included, then $0.02 per GB per month.
BlazingCDN is a delivery layer, not a processing layer. Transcoding is not offered, so bring your own encoder or packager and BlazingCDN serves what it produces. For example, a streaming platform delivering 500 TB a month pays $1,815 on the published tiers. Signed URLs protect paid content. Real-time statistics show bandwidth and cache hit ratio while an event is live.
BlazingCDN supports HTTP/2, IPv6 and TLS 1.3 on every account, with gzip, Brotli and zstd compression. Custom domains and SSL certificates are included, and you can bring your own certificate. Files up to 50 GB are supported, which covers large installers, disk images and game packages. The REST API and Prometheus metrics expose configuration and traffic data to your own tools.
HTTP/3 is not offered today, so clients connect over HTTP/2. BlazingCDN also does not offer edge compute or WebSockets, because the network focuses on static delivery. Streaming uses standard HLS and DASH over HTTPS. Speed was measured June 2026 on a 100 MB HTTPS download: Europe reached 1.12 Gb/s, North America 1.11 Gb/s and Asia 761 Mb/s. Signed URLs, purge and origin shield are part of every plan. Requests are unlimited on every protocol, with no per-request fee.
BlazingCDN protects content with TLS 1.3 encryption and signed URLs on every account, at no extra charge. SSL certificates and custom domains are included, and you can upload your own certificate. HTTPS-only delivery is available for any zone. Signed URLs, also called token authentication, control exactly who can fetch an asset and stop unauthorized hotlinking.
Country, IP range and referrer rules add another access layer on top of signed URLs. An origin shield limits how many requests reach your origin, and the 96%+ average cache hit ratio means the origin answers only a small share of traffic. For example, an online course platform can issue a signed link per student, so a shared link stops working for others. A KYC check runs before production traffic. Signed URLs and access rules are included in the price, from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB (as of October 2026). Helpdesk engineers reply within 3 business hours.
Yes, BlazingCDN lets you allow or block traffic by country or IP range on any plan, from the $25 monthly minimum upward (as of October 2026). You can combine geographic and IP rules with referrer checks and signed URLs. Together, the rules make content available only where, and to whom, you intend.
For example, a broadcaster with rights in Europe only can block other countries, while a staff portal can accept just office IP ranges. An engineer can help configure the rules during onboarding, which takes about one hour. Later changes go through the 24/7 helpdesk, where an engineer replies within 3 business hours. Signed URLs add per-link control for paid or private files. Access rules carry no extra fee, and requests stay unlimited with no per-request charge. Delivery pricing stays the same with rules on: 100 TB a month costs $415.
BlazingCDN includes purge on every account, from the dashboard or the REST API, with no charge beyond the $5 to $2.50 per TB delivery rate (as of October 2026). Updated files go live as soon as the purge completes. Fine-grained cache rules set TTLs and caching behavior per path, so you choose how long each file type stays cached.
For example, HLS playlists can use a short TTL while video segments stay cached much longer. Versioned file names avoid purges entirely: publish app-v2.4.zip instead of overwriting app.zip. Requests are unlimited and carry no per-request fee, so refilling the cache after a purge adds no request charges. An origin shield absorbs much of the refill traffic. The cache hit ratio then climbs back toward the 96%+ network average. Purged files refetch from the origin, and files up to 50 GB are supported.
BlazingCDN includes real-time statistics, Prometheus metrics and REST API access on every account, and raw logs cost $50 per month (as of October 2026). Real-time dashboards show bandwidth, requests, cache hit ratio and traffic by region. The same data is available through the REST API, so you can pull it into your own reporting. Prometheus metrics plug into an existing Prometheus monitoring stack. Statistics cover every product, including the Video CDN and Files on Demand CDN.
Raw logs are the only paid analytics add-on. For example, a team serving 100 TB a month pays $415 for delivery, plus $50 if it needs raw logs for audits. Cache hit ratio is worth watching because the network average is 96%+. A lower number usually points to a cache rule worth tuning. Helpdesk engineers reply within 3 business hours to help read the data.
BlazingCDN offers a 24/7 helpdesk on every plan, and an engineer replies within 3 business hours. Support comes from engineers who work on the network. Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer, who sets up the zone, origin and cache rules with you. High-volume accounts get direct access to a dedicated contact for onboarding, tuning and scaling.
Support also covers migration planning, including running BlazingCDN as a second CDN behind DNS with a weighted traffic split. For example, a team can start with 10% of traffic and raise the share once the cache hit ratio nears the 96%+ network average. Support is included in the delivery price, from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB (as of October 2026). No separate support fee or support tier applies. Engineers can also review cache rules when the hit ratio drops below the network average.
BlazingCDN serves 3 main audience types: video platforms, software and game publishers, and SaaS companies with heavy static traffic. Video platforms use the Video CDN and HLS Streaming CDN for on-demand libraries and live HLS or DASH streams. Software and game publishers use the Files on Demand CDN for installers, updates and patches up to 50 GB. SaaS teams use the Anycast CDN and Image Processing for application assets and media-heavy pages.
The common thread is volume: these teams deliver tens to thousands of terabytes a month. Pricing starts at $5 per TB and falls to $2.50 per TB at volume (as of October 2026). For example, a publisher shipping 1,000 TB of game patches pays $3,315 a month. One rate covers the US, Europe and Asia, with no request fees and no regional multipliers.
BlazingCDN migration usually takes a 1-hour onboarding call, a 14-day testing period and a final CNAME switch. Connect your existing origin and validate delivery on a test hostname. Then point your CNAME at BlazingCDN when you are ready. The testing period runs on real traffic, so you compare results before committing.
A lower-risk path keeps the current provider running. BlazingCDN works as a second CDN behind DNS with a weighted traffic split. For example, send 20% of traffic to BlazingCDN in week one, then raise the share as the cache hit ratio approaches the 96%+ network average. Users see no change while you compare latency, throughput and cost. Cost comparison is simple: 100 TB a month costs $415 (as of October 2026), with no request fees. The KYC check happens before you move production traffic.
Yes, BlazingCDN offers a reseller option for agencies, hosting providers and MSPs, with Enterprise terms from 100 TB a month. Partners can resell BlazingCDN under their own brand, with dedicated infrastructure and volume-based margins. Partner traffic follows the same progressive tiers, from $5 per TB down to $2.50 per TB (as of October 2026). A quote never raises the published price.
For example, a hosting provider reselling 500 TB a month starts from the published total of $1,815 and sets its own customer pricing on top. The REST API, real-time statistics and Prometheus metrics give partners the data to bill their own customers. One rate covers the US, Europe and Asia, with no request fees. Onboarding takes about one hour with an engineer, and the KYC check runs before production traffic.