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BelugaCDN

5/10

A low-cost, pay-as-you-go content delivery network billed per GB, plus managed WordPress hosting plans with a built-in CDN, aimed at small sites and developers.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

BelugaCDN is a budget content delivery network from a Miami-based company that launched in 2015. It caches images, video, and other static assets on an IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack edge network. The vendor says it has 28 POPs and 9 SuperPOPs. CDNPlanet's count is smaller and concentrated in North America, with only a handful in Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Oceania. Every account gets real-time analytics (branded Sonar), unlimited cache purging, secure token authentication, custom SSL, free cache-fill traffic, a control panel, and a REST API for purging, analytics, and configuration. Logs can be exported to Elasticsearch, Redis, or FTP. Pricing is metered. The Pay As You Go plan preloads 1,000 GB for 10 dollars, which works out to about one cent per GB, plus a 1 dollar monthly active-account fee. A Pro option is advertised at 20 dollars a month for 2,500 GB. Traffic above 5,000 requests per GB transferred costs extra. There are no long-term contracts. The company also sells managed WordPress hosting with the CDN, free SSL, backups, and DNS management included, from 4.99 to 499.99 dollars a month. BelugaCDN suits small businesses, bloggers, and developers who mainly want cheap bandwidth in North America and Europe. Its main limitation is support and trust. Standard support runs on weekday business hours only. Trustpilot reviews from 2021 describe unanswered tickets, long outages, and charges after cancellation. The public site also shows signs of light maintenance, such as placeholder text in the order summary and conflicting plan details.

Our Rating

5
out of 10
Integration
4
Support
3
Cost
9
Customization
4
Security
5
Reliability
4
Ease of Use
6
Analytics
6
Scalability
4

Who BelugaCDN is best for

Best software for Small Business

Good fit

  • Low per-GB rates, no contracts, and hosting from 4.99 dollars a month fit small sites with modest traffic.

Less suited

  • Cheap bandwidth for images and video, and early reviews mention low-cost HLS webcasting, but the POP footprint is limited outside North America.

  • A REST API for purge, analytics, and configuration plus log export suits developers, though there are few configuration options.

  • A small network, business-hours support, and a basic 99.9 percent SLA fall short of enterprise CDN expectations.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Bandwidth costs about one cent per GB, with a 1 dollar monthly account fee and no contract, so a low-traffic site pays only a few dollars a month.
  • Real-time analytics, unlimited purging, token authentication, custom SSL, and API access come with every account rather than being sold as add-ons.
  • Logs can be exported to Elasticsearch, Redis, or FTP, and the API covers purge, analytics, and configuration.
  • Reviewers report quick setup, about 45 seconds according to Website Planet, and noticeable speed gains for small sites.
  • The hosting plans bundle the CDN, free SSL, backups, and DNS management from 4.99 dollars a month.

Cons

  • Standard support covers weekdays, 9 AM to 5 PM EST, only. Priority support requires Platinum spend of over 500 dollars a month.
  • Trustpilot reviews from 2021 report a 60-hour outage, unanswered tickets, and charges after cancellation. The TrustScore is 1.6 out of 5.
  • The POP footprint is concentrated in North America, with only one Latin American POP and few in Asia and Oceania, according to CDNPlanet.
  • The vendor's pages show conflicting plan details and placeholder text, so buyers should confirm pricing before committing.
  • The SLA counts downtime only from when a support ticket is opened, and credits must be claimed within 30 days.

Key Features

API and CLI
Managed WordPress
Multiple Regions
DDoS Protection
Uptime SLA
Content Delivery Network
Free SSL Certificates
Automatic Backups

BelugaCDN Pricing

CDN Pay As You Go

$1/mo
  • API access
  • Custom SSL
  • Secure token
  • Real-time analytics
  • No long-term contract
  • Unlimited cache purge
  • IPv4 and IPv6 dual stack
  • Free incoming cache-fill traffic
  • 1 dollar monthly active account fee
  • Bandwidth preloaded in blocks of 1,000 GB for 10 dollars (about 0.01 dollars per GB)
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Hosting Starter

$4.99/mo
  • Free migrations
  • Managed WordPress hosting
  • DDoS detection and website scan
  • Free SSL, CDN, and DNS management
  • Website backups with up to 90-day retention
  • 1 site (inferred from the vendor's plan listing)
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Hosting Pro

$9.99/mo
  • WordPress and website backups
  • Free SSL, CDN, and DNS management
  • 2 sites (inferred from the vendor's plan listing)
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Hosting Premium

$19.99/mo
  • WordPress and website backups
  • Free SSL, CDN, and DNS management
  • 5 sites (inferred from the vendor's plan listing)
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CDN Pro

$20/mo
  • 2,500 GB of bandwidth included
  • Stated as 0.008 dollars per GB
  • Free trial advertised for the Pro plan
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Hosting Business

$499.99/mo
  • WordPress and website backups
  • Free SSL, CDN, and DNS management
  • 150 sites (inferred from the vendor's plan listing)
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. The vendor says billing is month to month and you can cancel at any time. Some 2021 Trustpilot reviewers reported trouble cancelling and charges after they requested cancellation.

BelugaCDN's CDN page advertises a 30-day free trial, and its FAQ mentions a free trial of the CDN Pro plan. Some third-party reviews, including Website Planet, say no trial is offered, so confirm with the vendor.

Pay As You Go accounts are preloaded with 1,000 GB for 10 dollars, and you top up in the same way. A 1 dollar monthly fee keeps the account active. Traffic that exceeds 5,000 requests per GB transferred incurs an extra fee, which CDNPlanet lists as 0.0035 dollars per 10,000 requests.

The SLA promises 99.9 percent monthly availability. Below that, you get a 25 percent credit for availability between 95 and 99.89 percent, and larger credits below 94.9 percent, up to 100 percent. Credits are prorated for localized outages and must be requested within 30 days.

All accounts get basic setup and troubleshooting support on weekdays, 9 AM to 5 PM EST. Platinum accounts, those spending over 500 dollars a month, get priority support, and Enterprise customers get phone support with a custom SLA.

Yes. Every account includes a REST API that covers cache purging (all or by regex), analytics, and configuration. Logs can be exported to Elasticsearch, Redis, or FTP.

Yes. It sells managed WordPress hosting with the CDN built in, at 4.99, 9.99, 19.99, and 499.99 dollars a month. All plans include free migrations, free SSL, DNS management, and backups.

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