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CDN Services
A content delivery network caches your pages, images and files at edge locations close to visitors, so landers and stores load quickly wherever traffic comes from. Compare coverage in the regions you buy traffic in, how egress is priced, cache controls and purge speed, TLS handling and whether image optimization is included.
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Buyer guide
- Map the listing's coverage to the countries you actually buy traffic in.
- Check how egress is billed and what happens when you exceed included transfer.
- Confirm purge speed and cache-rule control if you change landers often.
What to compare
- 01Coverage in your traffic regions
- 02Egress pricing and included transfer
- 03Cache rules and purge
- 04TLS and custom domains
- 05Image and asset optimization
- 06Origin shielding
Use cases
- Fast landers for paid traffic
- Media and download delivery
- Store and asset acceleration
FAQ
Do I need a CDN for landing pages?
When traffic comes from many countries, usually yes: serving from nearby edges cuts load time, which matters for paid traffic. For a single-region audience, a well-placed server may be enough.
What does egress mean on a CDN listing?
Egress is the data delivered to visitors. Listings state what is included and the overage price, which usually decides the real cost at scale.