BlazingCDN is a content delivery network service operated by Advanced Administrations in Poland. It caches website assets and distributes software downloads and media files through an Anycast network. Customers can use custom domains, configure origin shielding, restrict access with signed URLs, and resize images. The service also supports delivery of video files and HLS streams.

Pricing

BlazingCDN bills delivered traffic using progressive volume tiers, with the same rates across regions and no request fees. The monthly minimum is $25 and covers the first 5 TB. Each lower rate applies only to traffic within its tier. There is no free plan; the paid testing period waives the monthly minimum. Storage and some additional services are charged separately.

Read more on the pricing page of the service.

Hosting

Domain name Usage type Lookup type Hosting provider
hiapi.blazingcdn.com Core Service Web
  • DataWeb Global Group B.V. (AS39572)
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wapi.blazingcdn.com Core Service Web
  • DataWeb Global Group B.V. (AS39572)
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id.blazingcdn.com Authentication Web
  • DataWeb Global Group B.V. (AS39572)
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client.blazingcdn.com Management of Core Service Web
  • DataWeb Global Group B.V. (AS39572)
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panel.blazingcdn.com Management of Core Service Web
  • DataWeb Global Group B.V. (AS39572)
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blazingcdn.com Representation Web
  • Hostinger International Limited (AS47583)
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