One of the best CDNs for live streaming and media management, we were able to integrate 5cents quickly, and the streaming became seamless and easy to set up and use. We were able to host high-quality video, and playback remained smooth even when a large number of viewers accessed the stream simultaneously.

I really wanted to like 5centsCDN because the pricing model is incredibly competitive, especially for the Multi-CDN features they advertise. However, the savings in money are quickly lost in the time you spend trying to navigate the platform. The user interface feels like it's stuck a decade in the past. It is incredibly cluttered, and finding basic settings for cache purging or adjusting firewall rules takes way more clicks than it should. When you inevitably get stuck, the documentation is of very little help—many of the articles are overly brief or don't match the current layout of the dashboard. The onboarding process is entirely hostile to beginners. There is no simple 'plug-and-play' setup here. To make matters worse, when I submitted a support ticket to help configure my SSL certificates, it took over 24 hours to get a response because I wasn't on a premium support tier. If you are a seasoned DevOps engineer who needs cheap bandwidth and doesn't mind an ugly UI, this might work for you. But if you want a reliable, easy-to-use CDN that you can set and forget, look elsewhere. The steep learning curve and slow support make it hard to recommend.

What I like most about 5centsCDN is its simplicity, reliable performance, and easy setup. It makes content delivery fast and straightforward without adding unnecessary complexity.