Bandwidth finished what happens?

Hello!

This is a great question and please understand that our service is only 1 year old and we are working out a process to work with all of our users (free and paid).

The idea is to perhaps keep an eye on your bandwidth and determine if it makes sense to upgrade. Right now an automated function to auto-disable sites that exceed bandwidth is not in place. We see no abuse of our services currently so there is no urgency to change this policy.

The motivation, for us, is to get a notification if someone generates 50TB of traffic on a 1TB free plan. Obviously that level of bandwidth usage is unacceptable for us , providing a free service especially.

In the future we may provide an option to not necessarily upgrade to a $5/month plan but purchase a bandwidth limit increase only for a much lower cost. Also we’re open to suggestions, if you have any ideas!

Thanks

Thank You for you answer,
So you’re telling me that if my site uses 2TB of bandwidth in a month with the free plan the CDN service will continue to provide the service, right?

BUT I will receive notification if my website will use a lot of bandwidth, also I see the free plan has “2 URL limit” what it means ? 2 websites ? or 2 url from 1 website?

Thank You

So you’re telling me that if my site uses 2TB of bandwidth in a month with the free plan the CDN service will continue to provide the service, right?

For now , yes. We are anticipating a policy change that may include an increase in the free bandwidth limit among other changes. At this point we are prioritizing ensuring everyone is happy with the service first and foremost while filtering out potential abusers of the service obviously.

BUT I will receive notification if my website will use a lot of bandwidth

Yes indeed!

also I see the free plan has “2 URL limit” what it means ? 2 websites ? or 2 url from 1 website?

With the free plan , you may have up to two websites (two urls) to use with the CDN. The assumption being that the two URLs are separate sites obviously.

Hope this helps!