CDN cost estimator

Combine monthly traffic, peak bandwidth and DDoS protection peak into one monthly total; only providers with real public prices for all three dimensions enter the complete ranking.

Monthly workload

All three inputs are combined in one estimate. Every provider remains visible; only complete rows receive a total.

Bandwidth

Mbps

DDoS protection

Gbps

Traffic

GB / month

No complete estimate

Total monthly cost is traffic charge + bandwidth charge + DDoS protection charge. Minimums are applied within each dimension before the three charges are added. No missing price is inferred from another dimension.

0 providers are shown with an incomplete estimate because at least one dimension has no public price or is quote-based.

Source: published PostgreSQL provider profiles and provider public pricing

What this estimate can and cannot answer

Can answer
Compare the combined monthly total and see how traffic, bandwidth and DDoS protection contribute to it.
Cannot answer
Negotiated discounts, request fees, origin transfer, WAF add-ons and undisclosed protection charges are not predictable.
Not covered
Providers without complete public pricing for all three dimensions remain visible in the table, but are left out of the complete total ranking and marked as incomplete.

Definitions and update frequency are documented in Definitions. If a public price differs from the provider website, use Data corrections to submit a source-backed correction.

CDN cost calculator: estimate monthly traffic, bandwidth and DDoS cost

Estimate CDN monthly cost from traffic, peak bandwidth and DDoS protection using maintained public provider prices, with missing dimensions marked clearly.

What is CDN cost estimation?

A CDN cost estimate converts a workload into a comparable monthly total. Traffic price alone is not enough: peak bandwidth, DDoS protection, free allowances and minimum charges can change the result, and missing dimensions must not be inferred.

How does the CDN cost calculator work?

Traffic, bandwidth and DDoS protection are calculated as one scenario from the published PostgreSQL provider price records.

  1. 01

    Read public prices

    Use the maintained first-tier list price, allowance, minimum and billing mode. A dimension without a public price remains empty.

  2. 02

    Calculate three dimensions

    Calculate traffic, peak bandwidth and DDoS protection separately, applying each dimension’s allowance or minimum charge first.

  3. 03

    Return comparable rows

    Only complete rows receive a total and enter the complete ranking. Providers with missing or quote-only prices remain visible and are marked incomplete.

CDN cost estimation FAQs

Is this the provider’s final quote?

No. It is a reproducible estimate from public list prices. Negotiated discounts, request fees, origin transfer, WAF add-ons and commercial quotes are outside the model.

Why does a provider show an incomplete price?

The database has no public price for one dimension, or that dimension requires a quote. The provider remains in the table, but no total is invented.

How do minimum monthly charges affect the estimate?

Each dimension compares its usage charge with that dimension’s minimum and uses the higher amount before the three charges are added.

Can I estimate traffic only?

The calculator uses a combined scenario. Existing dimension prices remain visible when data is incomplete, but it will not output a fabricated total.

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