We are a young company selling infrastructure, which is a position that deserves scepticism. This page is the answer to the questions a careful buyer should ask: who the legal entity is, how the network is really operated, and what we are contractually on the hook for.
ZeroBuffer is a product operated by Apexnova Private Limited, a company registered in India. Contracts, invoices, and liability sit with that entity.
Apexnova Private Limited runs Apexnova, which operates 20 OTT applications on behalf of its clients — live sports, SVOD, and AVOD — across South Asia and the Middle East. Egress was the single largest line on those bills, and no provider's pricing worked at that scale, so we built the delivery platform ourselves rather than keep renting one.
We say this plainly rather than dressing it up as a customer testimonial. Apexnova is our own company, so treat it as motivation rather than proof — what it buys you is not a reference you can call, but the fact that we operate real production video on this platform every day, and we are the first people affected when it degrades.
ZeroBuffer does not own the physical edge. We operate on partner edge infrastructure — a tier-one network operator's global footprint — purchased at committed volume, with our own control plane, video pipeline, storage layer, and pricing model built on top.
We think that is worth saying out loud, because the alternative is letting you assume we poured concrete in 100 cities. Most of the CDN market is built this way, and a company that quietly implies otherwise is telling you something about how it will behave later.
What that means concretely: video is delivered over a high-throughput volume network engineered for sustained streaming bitrates, while images, downloads, and static assets can be served from a broader edge footprint tuned for request-latency rather than throughput. Which one your traffic uses depends on what you are serving, and the footprint you get differs between them — so we quote the network your workload actually lands on rather than a single headline number.
The tradeoff is honest in both directions. Buying capacity at volume is why we can price the way we do. It also means our availability is bounded by our upstream, and our commitments below are written to reflect that rather than to promise around it.
99.99% monthly uptime, backed by a published service-credit schedule — 10% of the month's delivery charges below 99.99%, rising to 100% below 99.0%. The thresholds and exclusions are in the Terms of Service, not in marketing copy.
$0.0049/GB, flat. No regional tiers, no per-request fees, no commitment, no minimum. The rate is the same for the region that costs us the most to serve as the one that costs us the least.
No lock-in. Standard CNAME setup and origin-pull, so leaving is a DNS change. Keep your origin live and you can reverse a migration in minutes — we would rather you test that than take our word for it.
If you are evaluating us and want something this page does not answer — who operates the underlying network, what our incident history looks like, or the terms in writing — ask directly. We will answer in writing.