CDN coupon codes
Live CDN deals — free trials, signup credit and free plans from the top providers.
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- Startup Rate
- $0.10/GB
- 3 Users
- 15% Off
- Custom
- Free Feature
- Free Feature
- AI Feature
- AI Feature
- AI Feature
- No Card
- $5 Credit
- Free Trial
- From $0.01/GB
- From $0.005/GB
- From $0.01/GB/mo
- Free
- Free
- Free Encoding
- $5 Credit
- $5 Credit
- $5 Credit
- $5 Credit
- $5 Credit
- $5 Credit
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How do CDN coupons work?
A CDN speeds up your site by serving its files from servers close to each visitor. The good news for your budget: most CDNs are pay-as-you-go or have a free tier, so you rarely pay much, and often start for free.
This page lists the live deals — free trials, signup credit and free plans from the main providers. Below is how the pricing works and how to choose.
Do you need a CDN?
If your visitors are spread across regions, or your pages are heavy with images and video, a CDN makes a clear difference to load times. For a small site with a local audience, a free plan is usually enough to begin with.
How does CDN pricing work?
There are two common models.
Pay-as-you-go. You pay per GB of bandwidth you use, usually by region. Bunny.net, Fastly and AWS CloudFront work this way, and a small site often costs only a few cents a month.
Free tier. Cloudflare offers an always-free plan that covers most personal and small-business sites. You pay only when you need advanced features.
How to save on a CDN
- Use the free trial or credit first. Most providers let you test before paying — Bunny.net gives a 14-day trial plus $5 in credit.
- Match the model to your traffic. A small site is cheapest on Cloudflare's free plan or pay-as-you-go; high traffic suits a volume network with lower per-GB rates.
- Improve your cache hit rate. The more files served from the edge, the less bandwidth you pay for.
- Set a bandwidth limit. This keeps usage-based billing predictable.
Which CDN should you choose?
- Cloudflare — the best free plan for a simple site.
- Bunny.net — low pay-as-you-go pricing from $0.01/GB, with storage, video and DNS in one dashboard.
- Fastly and AWS CloudFront — more configurable, and better suited to larger teams.
Choose the one that fits your traffic and budget, then claim its trial or credit from the offers above.
Do CDNs have coupon codes?
Because CDN pricing is based on usage, percentage-off codes are uncommon. The real savings are the free trials, signup credit and free plans listed here, and each one comes straight from the provider.
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