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I have seen a demo and there was a huge speed increase (the app loaded content much quicker) with their technology. Is it the perfect solution? I have no idea,

I have seen a demo and there was a huge speed increase (the app loaded content much quicker) with their technology. Is it the perfect solution? I have no idea, I am not a network person. But if you are looking to speed up your app I would check it out. My big question is price, do I need to be a big company to afford this? It seems like it could get expensive. Yes there are other people (as floatboth and jhugg pointed out) working to solve the same problem, but that is awesome! I want some competition, companies pushing the limits, standards organizations making it work everywhere and academics researching it. Who knows maybe one day my phone will load content so fast that I believe ATT really does have 4g in my area

chetanahuja 12y ago
"Who knows maybe one day my phone will load content so fast that I believe ATT really does have 4g in my area" Heh... let's start with acknowledging a pretty good burn right there. And thanks for the vote of confidence. Much appreciated. As for price, we're working with a whole bunch of customers right now who've been using various solutions for serving content from the cloud (aws, cloudfront, CDN's... what have you) and they find the price to be comparable to what they're already paying. In addition, they find as users find the app experience more pleasant, the engagement goes up. Note that as an app starts using our system to do content delivery, our caching proxy means that your other backend bandwidth bills drop off. So overall, most customers find us very affordable for the value they get.