Fast everywhere. Here are the numbers.
Every page you publish on yapp.page is served through a global CDN with 300+ locations. We do not just claim it, we measured a real hosted page from real machines on six continents.
Measured July 2026 with Globalping, independent probes
Publish a page free →01 The measurements
Time to first byte for an image on a real published page, requested twice from each region. The first request pulls the file into the visitor's region; every request after that is served locally.
| City | Served from | Response time |
|---|---|---|
| Sao Paulo, Brazil | Sao Paulo datacenter | 7 ms |
| Tokyo, Japan | Tokyo datacenter | 11 ms |
| Johannesburg, South Africa | Johannesburg datacenter | 11 ms |
| Buffalo, United States | Buffalo datacenter | 18 ms |
| Sydney, Australia | Sydney datacenter | 21 ms |
| Los Angeles, United States | Los Angeles datacenter | 83 ms |
| Mumbai, India | Mumbai datacenter | 142 ms |
Measured with Globalping, an independent, community-run probe network. You can repeat every measurement yourself: enter any yapp.page URL there and pick a location.
02 How it works, in plain words
When you publish a page, its files live on our server in Germany. The first time someone in, say, Tokyo opens your page, the network keeps a copy in a datacenter in Tokyo. From then on, every visitor nearby gets your page from Tokyo, not from Germany.
That is what a CDN (content delivery network) does, and it is the same infrastructure the largest sites on the internet use. On yapp.page it is on for every page automatically. There is nothing to configure and nothing to pay extra.
- Photos, videos, styles are stored in 300+ locations worldwide after first view.
- Updates appear immediately. When you swap a photo or edit a page, we remove the old copies from the network at that moment, so new visitors see the new version right away.
- Included in every plan, also the free one.
03 Why speed matters for your page
Slow pages lose people. Research consistently shows visitors abandon pages that take more than a few seconds, and most of your visitors will open your link on a phone, often on mobile networks. Serving your images from their own city instead of another continent is the single biggest lever for how fast your page feels.
It also matters for sharing: links opened from WhatsApp, Instagram or LinkedIn get no second chance. The first impression is the load time.
04 Publish something fast
Publish a page, free and without an account. It is on the global network from the first second.
Drop a page, get a link →Or ask ChatGPT or Claude to build and publish it for you. Two-minute setup.