Serving Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City or Manila from Singapore alone adds distance and crosses congested links. In-country nodes or direct peering make the visible difference.
Most traffic in the region is mobile on local carriers. Test on those networks, not on office broadband.
It is common to route different countries to different vendors. We compare options for your country mix and can quote a combined setup.
A quote is much more accurate when we know your traffic share by country and whether it is web, downloads or video.
| Market | What to check |
|---|---|
| Singapore / Malaysia | Generally well served; compare price |
| Indonesia | In-country nodes and peering with major domestic carriers |
| Vietnam | Domestic connectivity; international links can be the bottleneck |
| Thailand / Philippines | Local carrier peering, especially for mobile users |
There is no single best vendor. It depends on which countries carry your traffic. Share your country split and we compare vendors for it.
Do I need separate CDNs per country?Not always. Some vendors cover several markets well. For Indonesia or Vietnam heavy traffic, a second vendor is often worth it.
How is pricing decided?Mainly by monthly traffic and region. Southeast Asia traffic is usually priced differently from North America or Europe.
How do I get a quote?Fill the form below or message us on Telegram with your monthly traffic and country split.