This Africa / Latin America CDN plan combines all regional outbound traffic tiers into one usage-based CDN entry. The lowest listed rate is USD 0.04 per GB for traffic over 100 TB per month. The full regional traffic ladder is first 10 TB at USD 0.10 per GB, next 40 TB at USD 0.08 per GB, next 50 TB at USD 0.06 per GB, and over 100 TB at USD 0.04 per GB. Traffic is billed from the exact outbound bandwidth served by the CDN edge network, so the service is not a fixed hosting package and instead follows actual monthly delivery usage. The plan is suitable for accelerating websites, applications, static assets, images, JavaScript and CSS files, downloadable files, software releases, video on demand, and HTTP live streaming. Unlimited HTTP and HTTPS requests are included without a separate request surcharge. Pull Zones cache content from an origin server, while Push Zones support direct upload workflows through KeyCDN storage. The first 3 Zones are included, each additional Zone is USD 1 per month, Pull Zone storage is included without extra storage cost, Push Zone storage is billed separately, log forwarding is available at USD 1 per day, and Image Processing is available at USD 0.40 per 1,000 operations. Accounts using more than 100 TB per month can request discounted high-volume pricing. Security and acceleration features include supported TLS certificates, TLS delivery, secure token access, hotlink protection through referrer controls, instant cache purge, origin shield, DDoS protection, compression, byte-range delivery, HTTP/2, IPv6 support, query string controls, strip cookies, access rules, two-factor authentication, FTP(S), rsync, and API control.
KeyCDN is a pay as you go content delivery network with no long-term contract and the service can be cancelled at any time. The account includes the same CDN feature set regardless of account size, including global edge delivery, instant purge, TLS support, DDoS protection, zone aliases, compression, byte-range requests, HLS delivery, custom robots.txt, RESTful API access, usage reporting, and dashboard management. The KeyCDN dashboard manages Zones, Zone settings, reports, usage, account controls, and support requests. Billing uses credits where 1 credit equals 1 USD, the minimum payment is USD 49, credits do not expire, and credits are nonrefundable except for possible exceptions. Credit card, Paypal, and bank wire transfer are accepted, and automatic credit card payments can be configured for account balance replenishment. A free 14 day trial is available without a credit card. Technical help is handled through the knowledge base and support requests, with professional technical support available 24/7. The network is built for fast delivery, scalability, and reliability, using 60+ data centers in 40+ countries across 6 continents, direct access to multiple Tier 1 network providers, dense interconnectivity, distributed power and cooling, and edge servers with at least 40 Gbps uplinks. KeyCDN covers CDN availability with a 99.99% SLA and is suitable for website acceleration, static assets, images, software downloads, HLS streams, video on demand, custom applications, and multi-CDN strategies.
📄 Editorial Review
KeyCDN is a Swiss content delivery network operated by proinity LLC, headquartered in Ermatingen, Switzerland. The company has operated since 2012, and its strongest profile is not traditional web hosting, but CDN / Content Delivery Network, website acceleration, image processing, video CDN, cloud/CDN storage, large file delivery, software distribution, static site asset delivery, API-based CDN management, and developer-oriented performance tools.
KeyCDN is best suited for customers that already have a website, application, software download platform, media library, game distribution flow, or static-file workload and want faster delivery through globally distributed edge servers. It is not a classic provider for shared hosting, VPS hosting, dedicated servers, domain registration, or email hosting, because those products are not part of their active service range.
The service is built around Zones. A Pull Zone fetches files from an existing origin server and caches them at the edge, while a Push Zone stores uploaded content in KeyCDN’s storage cluster before delivery through the CDN. This gives the platform flexibility for normal website assets, larger static files, downloads, and media workloads. Pull Zones fit most websites, while Push Zones are better for larger file storage and distribution.
The feature set is strong for a lean CDN platform: HTTP/2, IPv6, Brotli, Gzip, TLS 1.3, Let’s Encrypt TLS, custom TLS, shared SSL, secure token, hotlink protection, DDoS protection, access rules, two-factor authentication, instant purge, origin shield, cache-control options, log forwarding, byte-range requests, HLS support, FTP(S) upload, rsync transfer, and REST API access. The dashboard is simple enough for small websites, but technical enough for developers and agencies that need programmatic purge, reporting, automation, or reseller-style integration.
KeyCDN’s website is available in English, and pricing is shown in USD. The design is modern, clean, and documentation-focused, not an old-style narrow hosting website. The interface feels appropriate for a current SaaS/CDN provider and is practical for both desktop and mobile use.
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