BlazingCDN
5.9/10BlazingCDN is a low-cost CDN from an EU-based company. It delivers static files, software downloads, video on demand and HLS streams for software, gaming and OTT businesses.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
BlazingCDN is a content delivery network headquartered in Poland. It is built for cheap bulk delivery of static assets, installers, game files, video on demand and pre-encoded HLS or LL-HLS streams. Anycast CDN and Video CDN run on the same network, alongside Files on Demand, URL-based image processing (built on imgproxy) and a white-label CDN option. Edge nodes sit in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. Security controls include HMAC-signed URLs, security tokens, geo, IP, referrer and user-agent filtering, and anti-piracy measures for video. Every account must pass a KYC check before it can serve production traffic. Pricing is pay-as-you-go under the FLEX plan. Traffic is billed in marginal tiers that start at $5 per TB for the first 5 TB and fall to $2.50 per TB above 1 PB. There is a $25 monthly minimum, requests are not billed, and there are no contracts or setup fees. Enterprise quotes start at 100 TB per month. Raw logs, cloud storage and Video CDN permanent cache cost extra. A 14-day paid testing period on production traffic waives the minimum. For developers there is a REST API, Prometheus metrics export and an official MCP server for AI agents. The main limitation is a narrow feature set. The vendor says it does not offer HTTP/3, WebSockets, edge functions or transcoding, third-party listings say there is no WAF or load balancing, and almost no independent user reviews exist yet.
Our Rating
Who BlazingCDN is best for
Good fit
The REST API, Prometheus metrics and MCP server suit technical teams that want a simple, scriptable CDN.
Software vendors that ship large installers and updates fit its low per-TB file delivery pricing, and one published case study covers a software company.
A $25 monthly minimum with no contract keeps costs low for young companies with heavy bandwidth use.
Less suited
- Content Creators6/10
Video CDN and HLS streaming with content protection suit video publishers, but there is no transcoding.
Enterprise volume quotes exist, but there is no published SLA, WAF or compliance certifications beyond GDPR.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Bandwidth starts at $5 per TB and falls to $2.50 per TB at petabyte volume, with requests not billed.
- No contract and no setup fee, with a $25 monthly minimum and payment by card, PayPal, bank transfer or invoice.
- Strong video content protection, including signed URLs, security tokens, per-copy fingerprinting and IP binding.
- Developer tooling includes a REST API, Prometheus metrics and an official MCP server with 52 tools.
- Support is available 24/7, and the vendor promises an engineer reply within 3 business hours.
- EU-headquartered with GDPR-compliant processing and EU invoicing.
Cons
- The vendor says it has no edge functions, HTTP/3, WebSockets or video transcoding.
- Third-party listings show no WAF, load balancing or multi-CDN switching.
- There is no free plan, and the 14-day testing period is billed at $5 per TB.
- No uptime SLA or PoP count is published.
- Almost no independent reviews exist; G2 shows none.
Key Features
Not included
- Serverless Functions
BlazingCDN Pricing
FLEX (pay-as-you-go)
- Image resizing
- Custom domains and SSL
- No contract or setup fee
- Unlimited requests, not billed
- Tiered from $5/TB down to $2.50/TB
- $25 monthly minimum covers first 5 TB
- Anycast CDN, Video CDN, HLS/DASH streaming
- Origin shield, signed URLs, geo/IP blocking
Enterprise
- Custom quote from 100 TB per month
- Quote can only lower the published rate
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no free plan. A 14-day testing period on production traffic is billed at $5 per TB, with the $25 monthly minimum waived.
No. FLEX is pay-as-you-go with no long-term contract or setup fee. Enterprise quotes start at 100 TB per month.
No. Only traffic is charged, in tiers. Requests are unlimited and free.
No. The vendor says there are no edge functions, and third-party listings show no WAF.
A 24/7 helpdesk, with an engineer promising to reply within 3 business hours.
The company is headquartered in Poland and says it processes data in line with GDPR. Every account must pass a KYC check before serving production traffic.
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