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Read 17 CacheFly reviews and testimonials from customers, explore 16 case studies and customer success stories, and watch customer videos to see why companies chose CacheFly as their Content Delivery Network (CDN)

CacheFly began as Downloadhosting.com in 1999 as a response to the need for high quality, reliable file distribution for small software developers. Initially advertiser supported, popularity with larger developers resulted in the addition of a pay-per-use system to the business model providing ad-free downloads. Working off the success of the Downloadhosting.com platform, CacheNetworks was launched in 2002 to provide a worldwide footprint for customers.

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Featured Testimonials

  • "I saw the value of CacheFly having endpoints across the world, since we have customers all over the world. I did some research and CacheFly seemed to offer an excellent cost-performance ratio, and the performance was quite attractive."

  • "I certainly recommend the use of CDNs in general for the reliable delivery of content, whether that be video or application delivery. Having to host files, especially large files on your own server, is something I would no longer recommend to anyone."

  • "We wanted it to load very fast and CDNs are the best way to do that. You can shave off about 50-100ms from every request by using a CDN. We ran our own tests on CDNs and CacheFly was always the fastest."

Featured Case Studies

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  • Ambient Digital Ensures the Fastest Ad Serving Network

  • Binary Fortress Gives Global Users the Fastest App Downloads

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