CDN Reseller Program: Buy From $5/TB, Set Your Own Client Price
Tiers apply to your whole account, so traffic from every client and every project counts together. Delivery starts at $5.00 per TB for your first 5 TB and steps down as your pooled volume grows: 100 TB across your clients costs $415, an effective $4.15 per TB. Your clients see your own domain, and the price you set them is yours to keep.
- Agencies and studios that already bill client hosting
- Resellers, MSPs and hosting providers
- Platforms and SaaS embedding delivery under their own brand
No setup fee. The $25 monthly minimum applies once, to your account, not to each client. Custom plans start from 100 TB a month.
What you get as a reseller
Your domain in every URL
Serve each client from their own CNAME or custom domain over HTTPS, with SSL included. The brand your customers read in the URL is theirs and yours, not ours.
One account, isolated client zones
A separate pull zone per client and per project, created in the panel or through the API. Automate provisioning, cache purges and usage reporting per zone instead of doing it by hand.
One account total, your own prices
Tiers apply to your account total, so every client you add moves the whole account down the ladder. You decide what each client pays and keep the difference. Monthly invoicing is available, issued from our EU entity.
How the economics work
There is no separate reseller price list, and we would rather say so on the page than in the first call. You buy on the same published progressive tiers as every other customer. What changes is that all your clients sit on one account: traffic from every client and every project is billed together, so the account walks down the ladder faster than any single client could alone. Delivery starts at $5.00 per TB for the first 5 TB; the $2.50 rate applies only to traffic above 1,000 TB a month. Between those two numbers sits the one that matters: 100 TB pooled across your clients costs $415, an effective $4.15 per TB. What you sell on top of the bytes stays yours: setup, monitoring, support, billing and whatever else you bundle. No per request fees, no setup fee.
edge regions
Anycast edges in the US, Europe and Asia
your cost for 100 TB pooled
an effective $4.15 per TB
average latency in Europe, 24 ms in North America
measured June 2026 on our own edges
Work out your margin
Put in what your clients move between them and what you plan to charge them. The tool prices that traffic on the published tiers below and shows what stays with you.
Your pooled traffic
Tiers apply to your account total, not to each client separately, so add every client and every project together first. What you sell on top of the bytes stays yours: setup, monitoring, support, billing and whatever else you bundle.
Your cost on the published tiers
$415
$4.15 per TB effective
Gross margin is your price minus your cost, divided by your price. It counts delivery only, not your own time.
Talk to sales with these numbers| Traffic band | Rate inside the band | Terabytes you use here | Cost in this band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your month | $4.15 per TB effective | 100 TB | $415 |
Traffic only. Video CDN permanent cache is $0.02 per GB per month, cloud storage is $15 per TB stored, raw logs are $50 a month. The $25 monthly minimum applies once, to your account, not to each client. Published tiers as of October 2026; custom plans from 100 TB a month may come in below them. The $2.50 rate applies only to traffic above 1,000 TB a month. Estimate, not a quote. Not sure how many terabytes your clients move? Estimate it in the CDN cost calculator.
From account to first client zone
1. Open your account
Registration is open and there is no setup fee. Tell sales that you plan to resell, so your projects are set up on one pooled account from the start rather than as separate customers.
2. Provision client zones and custom domains
Create isolated pull zones, point each one at your client’s origin or storage, and set branded custom domains in the panel or through the API. A zone takes minutes; the domain goes live as fast as DNS propagates.
3. Bill your clients, settle one account
Usage from every project is billed together on one account. You invoice your clients on your own cycle and your own terms, and keep the difference between your price and your pooled rate.
What the program includes, and what it does not
Included
- Unlimited client zones on one pooled account
- Custom domains over HTTPS on every zone, with SSL certificates
- Full API for provisioning, cache purges and per zone usage
- Origin shield, URL signatures, geo and IP allow and block lists
- Unlimited requests, with no per request fee
- The same rate per TB in the US, Europe and Asia
- An engineer on your requests, replying within 3 business hours
Not included
- Transcoding. Streams reach us pre-encoded and we deliver them
- Billing for your clients. You invoice them on your own terms
- A control panel under your brand, unless you scope an Enterprise White Label build
- Cloud storage, billed separately at $15 per TB stored
- Video CDN permanent cache, $0.02 per GB per month after the first 500 GB, which is included
- Raw logs, $50 a month
- A separate reseller rate card. You buy on the published tiers
Questions resellers ask
Can I resell CDN bandwidth under my own brand?
Yes. BlazingCDN delivery can be resold under your own brand: every client sits in an isolated pull zone served from that client’s own CNAME or custom domain over HTTPS, so the brand in the URL is yours rather than ours. You sign the contract with your client, you set their price, and you invoice them. Our Terms require you to have your own agreement in place with the end customers you serve.
What does a CDN reseller pay per terabyte?
BlazingCDN reseller pricing starts at $5.00 per terabyte for the first 5 TB each month and steps down band by band to $2.50 per terabyte on traffic above 1,000 TB a month. Tiers are progressive, so each rate applies only to the traffic inside its band. A reseller pooling 100 TB a month pays $415, an effective $4.15 per terabyte across the whole bill.
Do resellers get a separate price list?
No. Resellers buy on the same published progressive tiers as every other BlazingCDN customer, and we would rather say so on this page than in the first call. What changes is the volume you buy at: traffic from every client and every project is billed on one account, so the account reaches the cheaper bands faster than any single client could alone. Custom plans start from 100 TB a month.
Is there a minimum volume or a setup fee?
There is no setup fee and no minimum client count. The only floor is the standard $25 monthly minimum, which covers your first 5 TB and applies once to your account, not to each client you serve.
What margin can a CDN reseller make?
The margin has two parts. The first is the gap between your pooled rate and what a single client would pay alone: a client moving 5 TB by itself pays $5.00 per TB, while the same traffic inside a 100 TB pool costs you $4.15 per TB. The second part, and the larger one, is what you charge for your own work on top of delivery: setup, monitoring, support, billing and bundling. BlazingCDN does not set your client prices.
How do I bill my clients?
You bill your clients yourself, on your own cycle and your own terms. BlazingCDN bills you for the pooled traffic on your account and never contacts your customers about money. Monthly invoicing is available and is issued from our EU entity.
Do my clients ever see BlazingCDN?
Not in delivery. Each zone runs on your client’s own CNAME or custom domain over HTTPS, so your domain is what appears in every URL and every response. The control panel is the one place our brand still shows: a panel under your own brand is a separate Enterprise White Label build, scoped per project.
How is the reseller program different from the affiliate program?
The difference is who invoices the end client. A reseller buys delivery on the published tiers, sets a price for the client and keeps the spread, and owns the customer relationship. An affiliate refers a customer to BlazingCDN, never invoices them, and earns 10% of every invoice that customer pays for as long as they stay.
Which regions does the reseller rate cover?
The same rate per terabyte applies in North America, Europe and Asia, with no regional multipliers and no request fees. Latency measured from our own edge machines in June 2026 was 24 ms in North America and 27 ms in Europe.
What happens if one of my clients leaves?
Billing follows delivered traffic, so a smaller month simply costs less and your account moves back up the ladder to the band your remaining volume reaches. There is no penalty for the change and no renegotiation to run.
Talk to sales about reselling
Tell us how much traffic your clients move between them and what you deliver. An engineer reads every request and replies within 3 business hours, with your starting rate and, from 100 TB a month, a custom one.
What you can resell
Selling into a vertical? See Media Companies, AdTech and MarTech, or OTT and VOD Streaming.
Anycast CDN
For small static assets: mp4, images, installers, API responses. Classic pull cache, so your origin stays the source of truth while we cache on demand and serve from the edge closest to the user.
Video CDN for VOD
For large media files. Files replicate inside the CDN, so your origin does not have to carry the load, or even stay online for delivery. Permanent cache is $0.02 per GB per month, with the first 500 GB included at no extra charge.
HLS Streaming CDN
Delivery of pre-encoded HLS and LL-HLS streams from your media server. Typical glass to glass latency with LL-HLS is 2 to 4 seconds. We deliver streams, we do not transcode them.
Questions buyers ask about the BlazingCDN reseller program
The BlazingCDN reseller program lets agencies, MSPs, hosting providers and SaaS platforms resell CDN delivery under their own domains. Resellers buy on the published progressive tiers, and traffic from every client is pooled on one account, so 100 TB pooled costs $415. There is no setup fee, and the $25 monthly minimum applies once per account.
What does a reseller pay for 500 TB pooled across clients?
A BlazingCDN reseller pays $1,815 for 500 TB a month pooled across all clients (as of October 2026), on the same published tiers as every customer. Tiers are progressive, so each rate applies only inside its band: $5 per TB to 5 TB, $4.50 to 25 TB, $4.00 to 100 TB and $3.50 to 500 TB. Pooling is the lever, because every client added moves the whole account down the ladder.
For example, ten clients moving 50 TB each would pay $215 apiece on separate accounts. Pooled on one reseller account, the same 500 TB costs $1,815 in total. The $2.50 per TB rate applies only to traffic above 1,000 TB a month. Custom plans start from 100 TB a month and never raise the published price. There is no request fee and no regional multiplier in the US, Europe or Asia.
How do reseller client zones and custom domains work?
Each BlazingCDN reseller client gets an isolated pull zone, served from that client’s own CNAME or custom domain over HTTPS with an SSL certificate included. Zones are created in the panel or through the REST API, and a zone takes minutes. The custom domain goes live as fast as DNS propagates.
The API covers provisioning, cache purges and usage reporting per zone, so onboarding a new client can be scripted. Origin shield, signed URLs and geo and IP allow and block lists are available on every zone. Requests carry no per-request fee. For example, an agency with 40 client sites can create 40 zones, each pointed at its own origin, and read usage per zone at month end. The control panel still shows the BlazingCDN brand. A panel under your own brand requires a separately scoped Enterprise White Label build.
Is the BlazingCDN reseller program right for a small agency?
Yes, BlazingCDN suits a small agency because the only floor is the $25 monthly minimum, applied once to the account rather than to each client (as of October 2026). There is no setup fee and no minimum client count. For example, an agency with five small sites moving 1 TB each pays $25 in total, because the first 5 TB sit inside the minimum.
The limits are worth knowing. BlazingCDN does not transcode streams, does not bill your clients and does not offer a separate reseller rate card. HTTP/3, edge compute and WebSockets are not available. Cloud Storage costs $0.015 per GB per month, Video CDN permanent cache costs $0.02 per GB after the first 500 GB, and raw logs cost $50 per month. The agency sets client prices, invoices clients on its own terms and keeps the difference.
How do I move client sites onto a BlazingCDN reseller account?
BlazingCDN moves client sites onto a reseller account one zone at a time, and onboarding with an engineer takes about one hour. Tell sales at the start that you plan to resell, so projects sit on one pooled account instead of separate customer accounts. A KYC check runs before production traffic.
For each client, create a pull zone pointed at the existing origin or storage, attach the custom domain and switch the CNAME. BlazingCDN can also run as a second CDN behind DNS with a weighted traffic split, which lets a cautious client move gradually. For example, a hosting provider can move its 3 largest clients first and add the rest once the first invoice confirms the numbers. The 14-day testing period runs on real production traffic. Monthly invoicing is available from the EU entity, and an engineer answers questions within 3 business hours.
Do my reseller clients see the BlazingCDN name anywhere?
BlazingCDN does not appear in delivery for reseller clients: every zone runs on the client’s own CNAME or custom domain over HTTPS, so your domain shows in every URL and response. The control panel is the one place the BlazingCDN brand remains. A panel under your own brand is a separate Enterprise White Label build, scoped per project.
BlazingCDN bills only you, for the pooled traffic on your account, and never contacts your customers about money. You sign the contract with each client, set the price and send the invoice. The Terms require your own agreement with every end customer you serve. For example, an MSP pooling 100 TB across its clients pays BlazingCDN $415 (as of October 2026) and invoices each client at its own rate. Affiliates work differently: an affiliate refers a customer, never invoices, and earns 10% of that customer’s invoices.