A direct private connection from Hong Kong or Singapore onto the CDNetworks backbone, with Dynamic Web Acceleration on top, so your site and applications answer in under a second for users inside mainland China.
Traffic from outside mainland China crosses a few crowded international gateways. Pages that load instantly in Singapore can take many seconds in Shanghai, and that delay costs sales, sign-ups and search visibility.
A private road, not the public one
Your traffic crosses the border on a dedicated line instead of the congested public internet, so speed stays steady at peak hours.
Dynamic content accelerated too
Dynamic Web Acceleration speeds up logins, carts, APIs and personalised pages, the traffic that caching alone cannot help.
Start in Hong Kong or Singapore
Connect from the hub closest to your origin. Your servers stay where they are.
One price per GB
$0.75 per GB, up to five domains. The $200 a month is prepaid and used against your traffic, so it covers about 266 GB.
How we advise
Three steps. Zero obligation.
The same assessment process behind every engagement, fast, transparent, and yours to keep whatever you decide.
01
A quick call
Ten minutes to understand exactly what you need: technical requirements, target geographies and the value-added services you could benefit from.
02
Benchmark and model
We analyze your requirements against our proprietary CDN index and third-party performance measurements, adjusted for your locations and scale, so conclusions fit your situation, not an average one.
03
Results, zero obligation
Our recommendations with full visibility into the data behind them, use them to decide, to justify the decision internally, or as leverage with your current provider.
A direct connection from Hong Kong or Singapore onto the CDNetworks backbone into mainland China.
Dynamic Web Acceleration
Route optimisation and connection reuse for the content that changes with every request.
Up to five domains
One plan covers up to five of your domains from the first month.
Measured results
Load times tested from inside mainland China, before and after, so you see what changed.
Client evidence
In their words.
It’s rare to find a team this obsessed with optimization. CDN World measurably improved our global performance at exactly the moment growth was testing it.
Head of Infrastructure · Global retail group
Failover used to be a war-room event. Now it’s a line in a report we read on Monday morning.
VP Engineering · Streaming platform
We walked into renewal with data instead of hope. The commercial result paid for the engagement many times over.
CTO · B2B SaaS company
CDN World was our Swiss-army knife when hunting for a new CDN and DNS provider. Reviewing and filtering offers took days instead of months, and it led us straight to the right option.
Infrastructure team · European hosting provider
They walked into our renewal knowing the market better than our incumbent’s own sales team. The contract we signed looks nothing like the first proposal, in our favor.
Head of Procurement · European media group
Measured result
−28%Median global load time after re-architecture
99.99%Delivered availability since go-live, across two providers
−38%Annual CDN spend agreed at the following renewal
DaysProvider shortlisting, down from months of vendor calls
−41%Annual delivery spend agreed after a benchmarked renewal
A private line from Hong Kong or Singapore onto the CDNetworks backbone, combined with Dynamic Web Acceleration. It carries your traffic into mainland China on a dedicated route instead of the public internet.
How fast is it?
The target is a page load of under one second for users inside mainland China. We test from inside China before and after, so the result is measured on your own site.
What does it cost?
$0.75 per GB, for up to five domains. You prepay $200 a month, and your traffic is counted against it at $0.75 per GB, so the $200 covers about 266 GB. Traffic above that is billed at the same $0.75 per GB.
Do we need to move our servers into China?
No. Your origin stays where it is. The private line starts in Hong Kong or Singapore and carries the traffic the rest of the way.
Which entry point should we use?
The one closest to your origin. We check both against your traffic in the first call and recommend one.
Do we need an ICP licence?
It depends on how your site is served. We go through the requirement for your case in the first call, before you commit to anything.
How is this different from a normal CDN in China?
A CDN inside China stores copies of static files close to users. This service also speeds up the dynamic part of a site, and it does so over a private route across the border.
How do we start?
With a free assessment. We look at your current load times from inside China, tell you what to expect, and you decide.
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