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Arc CDN

Arc is a peer-to-peer content exchange and delivery network (CDN). Add Arc to your website in 2 minutes to boost performance and make money without ads.

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  • Subscription
  • Proprietary

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  • Online
  • Software as a Service (SaaS)
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  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.

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    Subscription.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English
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What is Arc CDN?

"Websites rely on ads to survive. Users hate ads and having their personal data exploited. Arc's widget resolves this conflict by enabling websites to monetize hardware, not humans.

How? Websites add Arc’s widget with one line of code. While users browse these sites, without doing or giving up anything (including performance or personal info), Arc responsibly unites some of their idle device bandwidth into a distributed content delivery network (CDN). Websites rent the CDN, revenue is pooled, and websites get paid for the time users spend on their sites. Users get a faster, less distracting web experience and support the sites they love with unused bandwidth, not their wallets or attention.

Arc is a two-sided marketplace. Some websites install Arc to make money. Their users contribute bandwidth to Arc’s peer-to-peer CDN. Other websites rent Arc’s low cost CDN to reduce hosting costs and improve performance. Many websites do both. As regulators crack down on data privacy and ad revenue declines, Arc offers website owners a safe, sustainable way to monetize their content.