Websites & e-commerce
Bring images, stylesheets, scripts and public pages closer to visitors. Correct caching can reduce repeated requests to your origin server.
INDEPENDENT CDN AGGREGATOR
A bigger internet.Closer.More affordable.
Major CDN infrastructure. The economics of shared volume. Bring your content closer to your audience — without an enterprise-sized budget.
Built around your traffic, countries and needs.CONNECTED WORLD / 001↗
01Major CDN providers02Pooled traffic volume03Coverage for your project04Onboarding by application
Shared scale.
Your advantage.
Good content delivery should be within reach of more than just the biggest companies.
Volume changes CDN economics. We pool demand from multiple projects and resell capacity from major CDN providers. The commercial benefits of buying at scale become accessible to smaller and growing teams.
One larger volume.
Several independent projects.
Your project↘Other projects↓
Pooled purchasing volume
↓Major CDN capacity
Commercial volume is pooled, not project content. Resource separation is discussed during onboarding.
01
Less unnecessary spend
We match capacity and terms to your actual workload. You do not need to buy at enterprise scale to use established delivery infrastructure.
02
More room to choose
We look beyond a single network: where your users are, what you deliver and which regions matter most.
03
A clearer quote
We discuss traffic pricing, regional differences, requests and additional options before onboarding. Your proposal sets out the agreed terms.
02 / COVERAGEThe internet crosses borders.
The internet crosses borders.
One CDN has its limits.
A network that performs well in Europe may not be the right choice for South America or Central Asia.
We combine CDN services to address gaps in individual networks. Delivery is selected by country and local network, taking real routes, availability and content requirements into account. This matters most in markets with limited infrastructure options.
MULTICDN↗
WHERE YOUR AUDIENCE ISGLOBAL / LOCAL
Europe
For a distributed audience, connectivity to local networks matters as much as the distance to an edge location.
Asia Pacific
Long distances and varied networks call for a country-specific CDN choice.
Middle East & Africa
We check availability and routes in your priority countries instead of relying on a broad coverage map.
The Americas
We account for differences between major internet hubs and more remote regions.
Providers and actual coverage are selected per project. Availability in a particular country must be validated; we do not promise universal 100% coverage.
ONE PROVIDER → MULTIPLE NETWORKSChoose the route.
Choose the route.
Not just the logo.
A point-of-presence count cannot tell you how quickly your users will receive your content. We start with your audience and requirements, then select the infrastructure.
03 / USE CASESYour content.
01 02 03 04
Your content.
In the right place.
Video & streaming
Deliver on-demand video and streaming segments with regions, bitrate and peak demand in mind. Format compatibility and live-stream requirements are agreed before launch.
Apps & digital products
Distributions, updates, game assets and large files. A delivery setup chosen for your object sizes and workload patterns.
International projects
Reach markets with different connectivity conditions. Combine networks for your audience and agree on redundancy requirements.
Start with your needs.
Not a long form.
01
Tell us about your project
Send your website, content type, approximate traffic and audience countries. Precise figures are not essential for a first conversation.
02
Review your proposal
We suggest CDN options and discuss coverage, pricing, limitations and the features you need.
03
Agree on validation
Define the criteria: availability, response times, download speed and cache behaviour in your target regions.
04
Prepare for onboarding
Once terms are agreed, we prepare integration details and a traffic migration plan.
Pricing depends on volume, regions, workload and selected services. Write to us to compare options for your use case. Savings depend on your starting point and are confirmed in an individual quote.
Monthly trafficDelivery countriesContent type and sizePeak demand
05 / KNOWLEDGEUnderstand first.
Understand first.
Connect with confidence.
ECONOMICS
What really makes up a CDN bill
Traffic is only part of the picture. Understand regions, requests, caching and peaks to compare proposals on equal terms.
Read the article COVERAGEWhen one CDN is not enough
How combining networks can serve different countries, and why a point-of-presence count cannot replace real measurements.
Read the article PRACTICAL GUIDEPrepare your project for a CDN
A practical sequence covering content selection, caching, HTTPS and DNS checks, and a gradual traffic migration.
Read the article06 / QUESTIONS & ANSWERSGood questions.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
What is a CDN and why use one?
A CDN is a content delivery network. It places cacheable copies of files closer to visitors, shortening the request path and reducing origin load. Results depend on geography, caching configuration and content type.
How can pooled capacity cost less?
We aggregate demand from multiple customers and buy CDN capacity at greater volume. This lets us offer terms that reflect the combined demand. Your actual benefit is calculated from your traffic and current costs.
Do you own the server network?
Private CDN aggregates and resells capacity from CDN providers. We select available infrastructure for your needs; we do not represent third-party networks as our own.
Do you guarantee delivery in every country?
There is no universal guarantee across every country and network. We select a CDN combination and validate your priority regions. Local restrictions, connectivity and availability can change.
Which CDN providers are available?
The provider selection depends on your regions, volume and project requirements. Current options and available features are included in your proposal.
Is switching between CDNs automatic?
Routing and redundancy are agreed separately. Using multiple providers does not automatically include failover; we discuss the required mechanisms before onboarding.
Can I migrate an existing project?
Yes. You can start with a subdomain, a file category or part of your traffic. Migration, DNS, HTTPS and cache rules depend on your current architecture and selected provider.
How do I register? Is there a minimum volume?
Start with an email to sales@private-cdn.net. Include your project, countries and approximate traffic. Minimum volume, payment, support and service terms are agreed in your proposal.
LET’S CONNECTYour content
Your content
has places to go.
Tell us where your audience is. We will find a suitable route.
Tell us about your projectsales@private-cdn.net
Applications and onboarding by email.