Cheapest CDN providers by egress price

Ranked by published price per gigabyte of data transfer out, the line that dominates almost every CDN bill. Volume commitments and regional tiers are excluded, so this is the rate a new account pays on day one.

List prices checked

All 11, ranked

#NameProviderEgressNotes
1Cloudflare CDNCloudflareFreeUnmetered CDN bandwidth on every plan including free
2Bunny CDNbunny.net$0.010/GB14-day trial, then a $1 monthly minimum
3CDN77CDN77$0.025/GB14-day trial with 1 TB of traffic
4CacheFlyCDN77$0.030/GBA long-established delivery network focused on throughput consistency for software distribution and streaming, sold on committed monthly volume.
5Gcore CDNGcore$0.040/GB1 TB per month on the free CDN plan
6KeyCDNKeyCDN$0.040/GB$10 of trial credit; $4 monthly minimum thereafter
7Google Cloud CDNGoogle$0.080/GBCaching in front of Google Cloud load balancers, billed on cache egress plus cache-fill from origin. Only sensible when the origin already runs on Google Cloud.
8Azure Front DoorMicrosoft$0.081/GBMicrosoft's edge delivery and application acceleration layer, carrying a base platform fee on top of metered egress. Priced for organisations already committed to Azure.
9AWS CloudFrontAmazon Web Services$0.085/GB1 TB egress and 10M requests per month, always free
10Akamai CDNAkamai$0.085/GBThe largest delivery network by points of presence, sold through negotiated enterprise contracts. Published rates apply only to the self-service tier and understate what large customers actually pay.
11FastlyFastly$0.120/GB100 GB of bandwidth per month, permanently free

Source: Cloudflare (May 2026) · bunny.net (May 2026) · CDN77 (May 2026) · CDN77 (May 2026) · Gcore (May 2026) · KeyCDN (May 2026). Published list prices only — committed-use discounts, regional variation, and per-request charges are not included. Not yet independently re-checked against the vendor’s page.

Questions

What is the cheapest cdn providers by egress price in 2026?
Cloudflare CDN from Cloudflare tops this ranking at $0/GB. The full table below shows all 11 entries with the same measure applied to each.
How is this ranking calculated?
Ranked by published price per gigabyte of data transfer out, the line that dominates almost every CDN bill. Volume commitments and regional tiers are excluded, so this is the rate a new account pays on day one. Every figure is the provider's own published list price, linked in the source column and stamped with the month it was checked.
Why is the cheapest option not always the right one?
Because a single axis never captures the whole bill. A provider with the lowest storage rate may have the highest egress rate; a model with the cheapest input tokens may be the most expensive for agentic work. The comparison pages model both sides against identical workloads, which is the check worth doing before switching.

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