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Can you recommend a Content Delivery Network for hosting 20 videos across the website?

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Muhammad-Isap last edited by

We want to host multiple videos across our website and are considering which CDN provider to use, with an average of 18.8GB per month for visitors, we are considering the following companies, some offer a free trial.

https://www.maxcdn.com/pricing/

http://www.cdn77.com/pricing

https://www.cloudflare.com/plans

Does anyone have any other recommendations regarding CDNs for video streaming or have experience in this area as any advice would be much appreciated.
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Muhammad-Isap @Martijn_Scheijbeler last edited by

No but we will certainly pencil it in for a trial. Thanks
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Martijn_Scheijbeler last edited by

Hi John, Have you checked out Wistia?
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