Global CDN at a lower price, with support that knows your setup
FebCloud is a tier-1 reseller of Cloudflare and AWS CloudFront. Whether you run a corporate site, an online store, a download portal or a high-traffic video service, we recommend the right setup for your traffic and audience, with a custom quote below the official list price.
Quoted for your actual traffic, regions and workload. The more you use, the more you save.
Expert, hands-on support
Engineers who speak English and Chinese help with onboarding, caching, security, migration and troubleshooting.
A monthly bill from our team
A custom service, not a self-serve checkout: each month we prepare your usage and bill by hand.
Two CDNs
Cloudflare and AWS CloudFront each have their strengths
Both are world-leading content delivery networks, but they are designed and billed differently. The right choice is both faster and cheaper.
Cloudflare
Security and acceleration in one network
Cloudflare works as a reverse proxy: visitor traffic passes through its global network before reaching your origin. CDN, DDoS protection, WAF, DNS and SSL certificates live on one platform.
Every plan includes unmetered DDoS protection; Business and above come with a 100% uptime SLA.
Onboard by changing DNS, without re-architecting your origin. Configuration is rule-based and quick to learn.
Official plans are Free, Pro, Business and a custom Contract (Enterprise); self-serve plans have a fixed monthly fee.
Best for: corporate sites, SaaS and e-commerce built mostly on pages and APIs, where security matters.
AWS CloudFront
A metered CDN built into the AWS cloud
CloudFront is the AWS content delivery network. It can serve from S3, EC2, load balancers or any server of your own, and supports edge functions.
Works seamlessly with S3, Shield, WAF, Lambda@Edge and other AWS services, ideal if you already run on AWS.
Billed by data transfer and requests, with prices that vary by region and fall as volume grows.
A wide global edge network suited to large downloads, video on demand and live streaming.
Best for: high-traffic workloads on AWS that serve images, video, installers and other large files.
Comparison
How they differ at a glance
Aspect
Cloudflare
AWS CloudFront
Billing
Self-serve plans have a fixed monthly fee (Pro USD 20 and Business USD 200 per month, billed annually); Enterprise is a custom contract.
Billed by data transfer and requests per region, with the first 1 TB each month free; flat-rate plans priced per distribution are also available.
Security
Unmetered DDoS protection on every plan; WAF and bot management vary by plan.
Shield Standard is included; WAF, Shield Advanced and similar are billed separately.
Onboarding
Change your domain's DNS (CNAME setup is also available on Business and above) and Cloudflare proxies the traffic.
Create a distribution, set the origin and point your domain at CloudFront with a CNAME.
Video and large files
Self-serve terms require specific paid services for video and large files, and a disproportionate share of images, audio or other large files may be limited; heavy traffic usually needs an Enterprise contract.
Built for heavy traffic with pay-as-you-go pricing and no such limits, but data transfer is the main cost.
Ecosystem
Works with Cloudflare's own Workers, R2, Stream and more.
Deeply integrated with S3, EC2, MediaPackage, Lambda@Edge and other AWS services.
Best for
Sites built mostly on pages and APIs where security matters.
High-traffic workloads on AWS that serve large files and video.
Why FebCloud
Buying direct versus through a tier-1 reseller
Buying direct means list prices or negotiating an Enterprise contract yourself, with support mostly through tickets. Through us you get the same global networks at a lower price, with people who help.
Lower prices
As a tier-1 reseller we buy on better terms. We quote for your traffic, regions and workload, usually well below the official list price, and the advantage grows with your traffic.
Expert, hands-on support
Our engineers know both platforms and help with choosing a setup, onboarding, cache hit ratio, security rules, certificates and origin configuration. When something goes wrong, we investigate with you.
The right global coverage
Based on where your users are, we choose Cloudflare, AWS CloudFront or a combination for better coverage and speed worldwide.
A simple monthly bill
This is a custom service: each month we prepare your usage and issue the bill by hand. You simply pay it, without untangling complex metering.
A common question
The official plan is USD 200 with unlimited traffic. Why buy from you?
This is the question we hear most. In short: the USD 200 self-serve plan mainly sells service and security for normal website traffic. Real heavy traffic ends up priced by volume on both Cloudflare and AWS, and the official rates are not cheap.
Cloudflare: USD 200 buys Business, which is not meant for heavy traffic
Cloudflare's Business plan is USD 200 per month billed annually (USD 250 billed monthly) and includes a 100% uptime SLA, WAF and chat support. Corporate sites usually have modest traffic with occasional campaign peaks, so the price mainly buys security and service.
Its terms state that, unless you are an Enterprise customer, video and other large files must be served with specific paid services, and that if you use the CDN to serve video or a disproportionate share of pictures, audio or other large files, Cloudflare may disable or limit your use of the CDN. In other words, you cannot put a video site on a USD 200 account.
Such workloads need an Enterprise contract (called Contract on the official site). Its price is not published, it is quoted for your traffic, and it usually requires an annual commitment.
AWS CloudFront: the bill grows with your traffic
CloudFront's official pricing is tiered by region and volume. The first 1 TB each month is free, after that you pay per GB, and requests are billed separately. Some of the published data transfer rates (USD per GB):
CloudFront data transfer rates (USD per GB; first 1 TB each month free)
Monthly traffic
US, Europe
Singapore, Hong Kong and other Asia
India
South America
1–10 TB
$0.085
$0.120
$0.109
$0.110
10–50 TB
$0.080
$0.100
$0.085
$0.105
50–150 TB
$0.060
$0.095
$0.082
$0.090
At list price, 100 TB a month costs about USD 7,100 if your users are mainly in North America or Europe, and about USD 10,100 if they are mainly in Asia, such as Singapore or Hong Kong, before HTTPS request fees. Through us, the same traffic costs less.
If your traffic is large, mostly images, video or downloads, or spread across several regions, tell us your monthly traffic and main user regions and we will send a comparison quote.
This is a custom service, and the price depends on the platform, monthly traffic, requests and where your users are. Contact us with a support ticket, tell us your approximate monthly traffic and main user regions, and we will quote quickly.
How am I billed, and how do I pay?
Early each month we prepare last month's usage and send you a bill by hand, which you then pay. Bills are not generated automatically by the system; contact us any time to go through one.
Can I use Cloudflare and AWS CloudFront together?
Yes. Many customers keep pages and APIs on Cloudflare for its security and serve large files and video through CloudFront. We recommend a combination that fits your workload.
I already buy direct. Can I move to you?
Yes. We first review your current configuration and usage, then help plan the migration so the switch is smooth and does not interrupt access.
How does it perform for users in mainland China?
Neither global network has nodes inside mainland China by default. For acceleration inside the mainland, both the Cloudflare China Network and the AWS China regions require ICP filing for the site and are set up separately. Contact us to assess your case.
Tell us your traffic and we will give you a better price
Describe your site or workload, your approximate monthly traffic and your main user regions, and we will recommend a platform and send a quote.
