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It's unusual for commercial customers to pay for bandwidth on a per-byte-transferred basis. Instead, it's usually on a peak or percentile bandwidth basis. It's
by jcrawfordor 5y ago
It's unusual for commercial customers to pay for bandwidth on a per-byte-transferred basis. Instead, it's usually on a peak or percentile bandwidth basis. It's not cheap, but once you shell out for say a gbps of transit you can put a very large number of customers on that. The cost of the bandwidth ends up not being that large of a consideration.
- math-dev 5y agoThanks I see. I pay $10 per month for VPN and then 60$ per month for internet so I guess their magnitude of costs is well over 1/6 lower than what I pay for internet