The Unity Documentation site (opens in new tab) has a decent explanation of the available features. That's why Unity requires that you enter a payment method (cards only.) Tap the 'Start for free 'button on the Cloud Content Delivery site and you're prompted to create an account and purchase the service.Īlthough there's no up-front charge, this isn't a special 'free plan.' It's the full Cloud Content Delivery service, and if you use more than 50GB of bandwidth then you will be charged.
But this doesn't have the content management system, or the integration with Unity Game Editor: you would have to build your own hybrid system to tie everything together. Bunny CDN (opens in new tab) is priced from $0.01 per GB for transfers in Europe and North America, and storage starts at $0.01. Opting for a budget provider can save you some cash. Amazon CloudFront (opens in new tab) asks from $0.085-$0.12 per GB for the first 10TB, for instance, and that's just for the data transfer out: there are plenty of other charges. That's significantly cheaper than many top CDNs. Having a free tier allows you to sign up right away, no 'please email us for a quote' delays, and you can run some basic tests to figure out how the service works.īandwidth above 50GB is charged at $0.08 per GB above 50TB, it drops to $0.06 per GB and usage over 500TB is $0.03 per GB.
Okay, that won't cover you for any even faintly serious applications, but there's still a plus. There's even better news with the first tier, because CCD is free for the first 50GB of bandwidth.
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