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KeyCDN is still a legitimate CDN choice. It has a clean self-serve model, public pricing that is easy to read, no separate request charges, and an onboarding path that makes sense for straightforward pull-based website delivery. For many smaller websites and static delivery workloads, that simplicity is exactly why teams stay.
The real question is what happens when the workload stops being simple. Website delivery usually rewards a pull-based model because the files are small, the cache behavior is easy [...]