Major cost savings can be had by mixing different CDNs. Many cheaper CDNs give decent US and European performance, but lag in certain niche countries compared to more expensive CDNs.
Turbobytes will offers both a decent price and good performance everywhere by mixing cheaper CDNs in developed markets and more expensive CDNs in any niche market that is deemed important by the user.
Kayal said he has been working on the nuts and bolts of the project for the past six months and is certain it will change the world. For a site hosted on Amazon EC2 not using a CDN, signing a contract with Turbobytes will reduce costs immediately. For instance, AWS in Singapore will charge $0.19 per GB for transfers out, but Turbobytes will charge $0.18 for Asia and $0.10 for US/EU data.