CDN77 vs Scalingo

CDN77 provides a worldwide content delivery network that charges a simple flat rate per terabyte, removing the complexity of tiered pricing and hidden overage fees. Its extensive network of edge POPs spans all major continents, ensuring low‑latency delivery of static assets, APIs, and dynamic content. In addition to standard CDN capabilities, CDN77 offers dedicated video streaming tooling, including HLS/DASH packaging, live‑stream support, and real‑time analytics. The platform also includes SSL/TLS encryption, HTTP/2, and advanced caching rules to secure and accelerate any web property.

Scalingo is a European platform‑as‑a‑service that lets developers push code straight from their Git repositories and have a fully managed runtime environment provisioned instantly. It handles the underlying infrastructure, networking, and security so teams can focus on building features. The platform includes managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis databases, automatic TLS certificates, and a marketplace of add‑ons for logging, monitoring, and email. With instant scaling of CPU, RAM, and instances, Scalingo is designed for fast‑moving startups and SaaS products that need reliability and GDPR‑compliant hosting.

• Flat-rate per TB pricing
• Extensive global edge network
• Built‑in video streaming support
• Free SSL/TLS and HTTP/2

• Easy Git‑based deployment
• Managed databases reduce ops overhead
• Automatic scaling without downtime
• EU data residency for GDPR compliance

• No free tier available
• Pricing may be high for low traffic sites
• Limited custom edge compute (no serverless functions)

• Higher cost than raw IaaS for large workloads
• Limited to European regions
• Less flexibility for custom low‑level server tweaks