FlashEdgeCDN is a global, scalable Content Delivery Network (CDN) designed to accelerate websites and applications with low-latency delivery, advanced caching, and real-time analytics. Powered by AWS infrastructure.
FlashEdgeCDN is a next-generation Content Delivery Network (CDN) built to deliver lightning-fast content distribution for websites, applications, and APIs. With global edge locations and deep integration with AWS, it ensures low-latency, high-availability delivery across any region.
Whether you are running high-traffic media sites, e-commerce platforms, or dynamic apps, FlashEdgeCDN simplifies delivery with flexible caching, origin shielding, and smart routing capabilities. You get powerful real-time analytics to monitor performance and usage, helping you optimize and react in real-time.
Engineered for scalability, FlashEdgeCDN supports HTTP/2, Brotli, and automatic image compression. Its intuitive dashboard offers full control over cache policies, traffic rules, and TLS/SSL configurations, with no complex setup required.
With native support for AWS S3, EC2, and custom origins, FlashEdgeCDN helps businesses of any size reduce latency, cut bandwidth costs, and improve global performance.
Highlights
Ultra-low latency CDN with real-time analytics, image compression, and smart caching
Seamless AWS integration: supports S3, EC2, and custom origins for flexible deployments
Intuitive UI with TLS, custom rules, Brotli/HTTP2, and global edge presence
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You pay only for what you use, with no commitment. The dimensions split into two groups: CDN delivery and Storage. CDN charges cover data transfer out, billed per GB and tracked separately for Europe & North America versus Rest of the World. You also pay for HTTP/HTTPS requests, inbound data transfer, cache invalidations, and daily firewall protection. Storage charges apply to space used, Tier 1 requests (PUT, COPY, POST, LIST), Tier 2 requests (GET), and data transfer out, all for Europe & North America. Each dimension bills independently, so costs scale with your actual activity.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What is the difference between Tier 1 and Tier 2 storage requests for billing?
Tier 1 requests cover PUT, COPY, POST, and LIST operations, which write or list stored data. Tier 2 requests cover GET operations, which read stored data. Both are billed per 1,000 requests per month and metered separately, so write-heavy and read-heavy workloads accrue different charges.
Which dimensions usually drive the largest share of my bill?
Data transfer out and HTTP/HTTPS request volume typically dominate for busy content delivery. Storage space and request charges matter more when you keep large files with lower traffic. All dimensions bill independently and appear together, so your workload pattern decides which line item leads.
Am I charged for data flowing from my AWS origin into FlashEdge?
Inbound data transfer into FlashEdge is billed per GB per month. However, data moving from AWS origins such as EC2 or S3 to FlashEdge points-of-presence incurs no charge. The firewall protection dimension bills per day rather than per unit of traffic.
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