Q1 2025 CDN Pricing Survey Data Now Available For Purchase

My Q1 survey on CDN pricing is complete, with 704 customers disclosing the price they pay per GB delivered, as well as the decline in their pricing since their last contract. Respondents also detailed their overall delivery spend trends, the length of their contract, their expected traffic growth or decline this year, how they bundle delivery with other services, and other relevant contract details.

The raw data, without any customer information, is available for purchase. Please reach out to me if you are interested in more details. Of all the content I create, this is the only content I charge for. Starting in 2008 and for 12 years thereafter, I provided all pricing data for free, two to four times per year. [See: this link]

A few years ago, I started charging for the data, as many customers, vendors, and those on Wall Street were widely using it as a crucial piece of methodology for their decision-making processes. I’m glad that many see value in the data and the process I’ve put in place over the last 17 years to collect it.

Soon, I will write a blog post that recaps some of the highlights of the data, but it won’t break out the price per GB paid, based on deal sizes, commits, regions, and all the other specifics tied to CDN contracts. That said, my phone number has always been listed on LinkedIn, my blog, personal website, etc. It costs nothing to speak with me if you have any questions about the CDN market, including vendors, pricing, market drivers and restraints, market size, DIY deployments, multi-CDN strategies, QoE measurement, live event capacity planning, and related topics. Reach out anytime. 917-523-4562