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MaxCDN
Content Delivery Network that uses the Mzima backbone combined with BGP Anycast technology. It reaches users directly in 90+ countries and over 500 peering partners worldwide. The Mzima network has a 10 Gigabit backbone with more than 1Tbps of transit and peering capacity. They utilize the Wowza Media Server in every location, which features protected streaming with exclusive multi-protocol support. MaxCDN features an advanced control panel with a full API and near real-time reporting. Their product integrates with your existing hosting. They typically deploy within hours with no downtime for your users. Their phone and chat support is M-F 9am-7pm PST, and they have 24/7/365 email support.
Pricing:
They offer pay as you go and monthly pricing, as well as custom pricing based on 95th percentile for larger customers.
Bandwidth:
First 50k GB – 9.9 cents per GB
Next 100k GB – 7.5 cents per GB
As low as – 3.9 cents per GB
Storage:
10 GB – $9.95 per month
25 GB – $24.95 per month
100 GB – $39.95 per month
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Live Streaming (plus bandwidth):
First 2500 viewer hrs/month – $0.15 per viewer hrs
Next 2500 viewer hrs/month – $0.13 per viewer hrs
Next 5000 viewer hrs/month – $0.11 per viewer hrs
Beyond – $0.10 per viewer hrs
On June 16, 2010 Christopher wrote:
I came across NetDNA.com, which is another website of theirs. Then i stumbled on maxcdn.net and signed up right away because I was looking for something simple and quick. These guys make it easy and their performance is really awesome. I haven’t had any issues with their support either. They are top notch.
On June 18, 2010 Alex Roe wrote:
I’ve recently signed up with MaxCDN for use with my BlogfromItaly.com site. MaxCDN was easy to set up, and it is used with the W3 Total Cache WordPress caching plugin – again the integration with this plugin was straightforward.
I paid for the 1 terrabyte option – $35.
So far, I am happy with the results. Pages on BlogfromItaly.com do seem to load much more quickly than before, although blog posts with lots of comments, one has 500+, another 150, seem to have a negative effect on site average page load time. I’m using Google Webmaster to monitor page load time, but I’m not sure Google Webmaster has registered the effects of the cdn system just yet.
What has been noticeable, has been a significant increase in traffic which is more than the 20%. Faster loading pages do seem to appeal to visitors.
My only slight gripe concerns mobile site pages – these do seem much faster, but are still rather slow, but I’m not sure MaxCDN is to blame for this.
Overall, I am very happy with MaxCDN, and would recommend them to others, especially those who have sites with lots of multi-media content and are having problems owing to high traffic levels.
In terms of extra traffic, MaxCDN will recoup its cost relatively quickly. The ROI it generates is worthwhile, I would say.
On January 14, 2011 cristian wrote:
Excelent and fast service.
more than 25 sites and growing.
On November 17, 2011 Boy Genius wrote:
If you use the coupon wpbeginner, then you can get 25% off your order.