What a CDN service does for your site
A CDN (Content Delivery Network) service stores cached copies of your site on edge servers around the world and serves each visitor from the closest one. That cuts the round-trip distance, so pages load faster, your origin server carries less load, and your Core Web Vitals improve — which Google uses for ranking.
With cdn.com.tr you keep your site where it is. You route it through the CDN with a single DNS change, and static content is served from the edge while dynamic pages like cart and checkout keep working normally.
What is included in the service
Everything a production site needs ships in one service. Edge caching with per-path delivery rules: you decide what is cached, for how long, and which cookies or query parameters bypass the cache. Image optimization that compresses product and content images and serves modern WebP automatically. Security at the edge: a WAF, DDoS protection, bot protection with a JavaScript challenge, country and IP rules, and rate limiting. Automatic SSL: Let's Encrypt certificates issued and renewed for every connected domain.
Operations are covered too: instant purge by exact path, folder or variant from the panel, the cdnctl command line or the REST API; managed DNS if you want it; and analytics for traffic, cache hit ratio and security events. There are no per-feature surcharges — a plan includes the whole service.
A managed CDN, not just edge caching
Our CDN service is more than a cache. At the same edge that speeds up your content, the WAF blocks attacks like SQL injection and XSS, DDoS protection absorbs volumetric floods, and automatic SSL keeps every request on HTTPS.
You also get a managed platform: run container apps, object storage, Redis and databases alongside the CDN, and manage cache rules, purges, security and analytics from a single panel — with no servers to maintain.
How to choose a CDN service
Four things separate CDN services in practice. Proximity: edges near your actual audience matter more than a big location count — if your visitors are in Turkey and the region, a provider with local points of presence beats one whose nearest edge is in Frankfurt. Included security: WAF, DDoS protection and SSL are either bundled or sold as add-ons that quietly multiply the bill. Control: look for per-path cache rules, instant purge, an API and a CLI — you will need them the first time a price or headline changes. Support and pricing: transparent plans and a team you can reach, rather than usage surprises.
We wrote an honest, vendor-neutral version of this checklist in the choosing a CDN provider guide — it applies to any provider, including us.
Why choose cdn.com.tr as your CDN provider
cdn.com.tr is a Turkey-based CDN provider founded in 2013, with 4 points of presence in Turkey plus a global network across 14 countries on 4 continents, handling over 1 Tbps of traffic. That means local speed for Turkish visitors and fast delivery worldwide.
You get a real provider — not a reseller — with a support team, transparent pricing and a panel built for developers and businesses alike. Whether you run a store, a media site or a SaaS app, the service scales with you.
Simple setup, honest pricing
Getting started is a short DNS change, not a server build: create an account, add your domain, point one record at the edge, and SSL is issued automatically. Most sites are live within minutes — the step-by-step setup guide walks through every screen, and the e-commerce guide shows a full store configuration.
Plans start at $9/month. Your 15-day trial is added on top of your plan, so you try the full service risk-free — cancel the payment any time and keep using the trial, or get a same-day refund. No lock-in.
CDN Service FAQ
What is a CDN service?
A CDN service delivers your website content from a network of edge servers close to your visitors, instead of one distant origin. This lowers load times, reduces origin load, and — with cdn.com.tr — adds WAF, DDoS protection and automatic SSL.
How much does the CDN service cost?
Plans start at $9/month. Every plan includes a 15-day trial added on top, so you can try the full service; you can cancel the payment any time and keep the trial, or get a same-day refund.
Do I need to change my hosting to use the CDN service?
No. Your site stays on its current hosting; you route the domain through the CDN with a single DNS record (a CNAME or an A record). The CDN fetches content from your existing server and serves it from the edge.
Does the CDN service work with WordPress and WooCommerce?
Yes. Any site works via the DNS route, and WordPress sites can additionally use the free CDNTR plugin for one-click connection, automatic cache purging and WebP image conversion. Carts and checkouts keep working normally.
Is cdn.com.tr a good CDN provider for Turkish websites?
Yes. cdn.com.tr is a Turkey-based provider founded in 2013 with local points of presence, so Turkish visitors are served from a nearby edge — plus a 14-country global network for audiences abroad.
What is included besides the CDN?
Beyond edge caching you get WAF, DDoS protection, bot protection and automatic SSL, image optimization, instant purge with an API and CLI, plus a managed platform for container apps, object storage, Redis and databases — all from one panel.
How do I start using the CDN service?
Create an account, add your domain and point a DNS record at the edge — SSL is automatic. Most sites are live within minutes of DNS propagating. See our CDN setup guide for a step-by-step walkthrough.