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| Pricing plans | Basic | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan fee | $15 / month | $69 / month | $199 / month |
| Additional bandwidth usage | $0.25 / GB | $0.10 / GB | $0.05 / GB |
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A content delivery network (CDN) is a geographically distributed network of servers that serves web content close to the users.
The main goal of a CDN is to increase performance, audience reach, availability and content offload from the original server by caching content at servers close to the users.
There are many reasons why you should use a CDN. Here is a list of the key benefits:
Reduced latency: Improves performance by reducing latency and balancing load across servers.
Fast delivery: Quickly delivers images using a global network of servers.
Global distribution: Distributes images across multiple servers worldwide for faster access.
Automatic compression: Automatically compresses images as they are uploaded, saving time and reducing manual effort.
Optimization of static content: Optimizes other static content like JavaScript files and CSS stylesheets, enhancing overall website speed.
Caching static files: A CDN reduces server load by caching static files, thereby reducing the number of requests to your server.
Bandwidth costs: A CDN can lower bandwidth costs by serving cached files from edge servers.
A CDN reduces the distance data needs to travel by caching your content across multiple geographic locations. This is especially beneficial if your users are far from your main server, as it significantly decreases loading times.
Even if you don’t target an international audience, a CDN helps offload your server by distributing traffic across multiple edge servers. This reduces downtime, improves reliability, and can lower bandwidth costs.
A faster and more efficient website enhances user experience, which can increase conversion rates and improve customer retention.
In a Multi-CDN setup, multiple CDN providers are used together to create a larger, more resilient network that improves performance and uptime.
Traditionally, content was mainly served using a single CDN. The drawback of using only a single vendor is a limited global footprint, and if that CDN experiences an outage or performance issues, your website can be directly affected.
Tinify’s Multi-CDN includes a DNS load balancer that automatically selects the best-performing network for each user. It continuously monitors availability and reroutes traffic in real time if a CDN encounters issues, ensuring maximum reliability and consistent performance.
Image CDNs are designed for image-heavy websites, such as photography and design portfolios, blogs, and e-commerce stores.
Beyond delivering content closer to your users, an Image CDN provides advanced image optimization features. These often include automatic real-time image optimization and resizing, ensuring the right image size is served to every device while improving performance and loading speed.
Certainly. Faster load times and optimized images improve SEO rankings by enhancing user experience and Core Web Vitals.
Your images are temporarily cached on CDN servers for fast delivery, but the original files will remain on your server.
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