CDN77 review

Delivery is billed at $0.09 per GB. That is the line to watch, since there is no free tier to absorb a first month of traffic. In our CDN ranking the price per GB sits at 21 out of 25, so it is a cost to budget rather than a headline rate.

No, there is no free tier, so every byte served is charged at $0.09 per GB from the first request. If you want a network to try at no cost, SberCloud has a free tier. For CDN77, work the per GB figure into your build estimate before signing off.

The network runs 235 points of presence. In our CDN data that places it at 17 out of 30 brands on reach. Coverage sits in the middle of the field rather than at either extreme, so check latency against your own audience mix.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so live chat, email and a help centre cover most questions. There is no phone line in that list, which matters if you prefer voice during an outage. For a slow page or a certificate that will not renew, the help centre is the channel to start with.

The named legal entity is DataCamp Limited, so that is the party you contract with and the name that appears on invoices. It is worth confirming before a longer agreement, since the brand on a plan and the entity on an invoice are worth reading side by side.

Google Cloud prices transfer at $0.02 to $0.20, and that range can sit under CDN77's $0.09 per GB. If traffic is heavy and price decides it, put both numbers against your own monthly volume before choosing, since the gap moves with volume.

On points of presence, UCloud lists 500 against CDN77's 235, so its network is the wider of the two. That gap matters for audiences spread across several continents, while teams concentrated in a single market may not need the extra reach.