What is the Stackpath CDN hosting add-on? How much does it cost?

To push the performance of our next-gen hosting even further, we've created a high-performance add-on which adds front-end caching through a custom StackPath CDN configuration. This add-on caches HTML pages in their entirety as well as WordPress content for better performance than a caching plugin and separate CDN.

This add-on is the perfect complement to Mediavine's Trellis framework. In fact, we worked closely with Mediavine engineers to ensure our StackPath integration works hand-in-hand with Trellis to deliver the best possible performance for your site.

However, you don't need to use Trellis to benefit from our StackPath integration; whether or not you use Trellis, we'll manage and fine-tune the add-on for the specific needs of your site.

And the best part? Not only does this add-on improve the speed and performance of your site, but it also reduces the load on your server so you can stay at your current plan longer, even as your site grows. 

This add-on starts at $20/month and is billed based on the previous month's actual usage. You won't pay for bandwidth you don't use, and your CDN won't be turned off unexpectedly because you've exceeded an arbitrary limit. 

STACKPATH CDN ADD-ON PRICING

At the end of each month, we tally your total CDN bandwidth for the prior month. We'll use the above pricing guide to determine a base price for your usage ($20, $50, $100, or $200) and from there determine a price for any overage beyond that base price, taking into account the grace period. We'll always give you the best price for your actual usage for any given month.

PRICING EXAMPLES

1. In the first example, the total usage of 493GB created an overage of 93GB. The grace period at the 400GB level is 200GB, so the overage did not incur any additional charges.
2. In the second example, the total usage of 675GB created an overage of 275GB. that's above the 200GB grace period, so the total overage of 275GB is billed at $0.07/GB, for a total of $39.25.
3. In the third example, the total usage of 880GB included an overage of 480GB. The grace period at the 400GB level is 200GB, so the overage amount of 480GB would normally add $33.60 for a total of $53.60. However, it's a better deal to be billed at the 2TB level for this usage, so we would bill $50 for the month rather than the higher amount.