[March 08, 2013]

MaxCDN Debuts Flat-Rate Asian Content Delivery Network Service

NetDNA today announced a new add-on service to its MaxCDN content delivery network (CDN) that provides accelerated traffic to all Asian countries for a flat-rate charge of $10 per month.

The new service compares with competitive CDNs that charge a premium per-megabit charge for accelerating traffic to Asian users, which can cost hundreds or tens of thousands of dollars.

Customers enable the new MaxCDN Asian service just as they would any other geographic zone - through the add services tab on their contrl panel. The new service can be used with either the MaxCDN starter plan, which costs $39.95 per year (includes one zone) or the MaxCDN business plan at $79 per month (includes 25 zones). Any data usage overages will be charged at their base rate.

"Asia is an important region for a lot of website operators and bloggers who can't afford to pay the exorbitant rates for acceleration that have been the norm," said Chris Ueland, NetDNA president. "Now, fast data downloads in Asia are cost effective for all web sites."

MaxCDN has a CDN point of presence (POP) in Singapore that serves all of Asia. More POPs are planned. The company's state of the art infrastructure, which includes the latest server technology all with solid state drives ensures high performance throughout the region. For more information, please see the blog post: http://blog.netdna.com/maxcdn/asia/.

About MaxCDN

MaxCDN is a brand of NetDNA, LLC which is one of the fastest growing content delivery networks (CDN) with a 130 percent annual growth in new customers. The company is rewriting the rules in the CDN market by being the most developer friendly CDN with its Developer Center (developer.netdna.com). NetDNA has developed its own data centers with proprietary software that lets the company provide competitively priced, secure, no-compromise services that can be quickly implemented to improve website performance. More than 7,500 companies across the globe use NetDNA due to its worldwide network, flexible deployment, custom development, dedicated support and competitively priced bandwidth.

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