KeyCDN

KeyCDN is a high performance content delivery network whose distinguishing decision is that every account, large or small, has access to all of its features. That removes the usual CDN frustration where HTTP/2, modern TLS or compression sit behind an enterprise tier, and a small site pays for a service deliberately missing the capabilities that make it fast. Named features available to all accounts include HTTP/2, Brotli compression and TLS 1.3.

The infrastructure claims are specific rather than vague. Each edge server is described as built with an advanced TCP stack and 100 percent SSD coverage. The network uses IP anycast with latency-based routing, which is what determines whether a user is actually served from a nearby location rather than a nominally regional one. Published figures are six continents served, 146,031 zones deployed and a 98 percent cache hit ratio, the last being the number that matters most, since a CDN that misses cache is just an extra network hop.

Setup is deliberately short: create a zone by adding a domain, optionally configure advanced customisations or a custom subdomain, then integrate with any CMS, framework or custom application. No credit card is required to start, which combined with pay-as-you-go pricing makes it practical to test with real traffic rather than in theory. Beyond delivery, solutions cover website acceleration, image processing, video and streaming, and cloud storage. Pricing is tiered by monthly volume and published in full, and it falls steeply with usage: North America and Europe run from 4 cents per gigabyte down to 1 cent above 100 terabytes, with Asia and Oceania starting at 8 cents.