⚡ Public CDN in the Dominican Republic

Public CDNs are content delivery networks that cache and serve commonly used web assets, such as open-source JavaScript libraries, fonts, and CSS frameworks, to the public at no cost.

The Dominican Republic is a Caribbean country with a population of over 11 million people.

According to our research, public CDNs are used on 49.3% of websites from the Dominican Republic.

Statistics based on 1K+ analyzed websites. About this data

⭐ Most Popular in 2026

The following chart shows the top public CDNs in the Dominican Republic in 2026, based on market share.

The most popular is Gstatic with a substantial share of 54.8%, followed by Cdnjs with 30.4% and jsDelivr with 24.1%.

Gstatic 54.8%
Cdnjs 30.4%
jsDelivr 24.1%
jQuery CDN 14.1%
Google Hosted Libraries 13.7%
BootstrapCDN 10.5%
Unpkg 6.5%
Microsoft Ajax CDN 2%
FlagCDN 0.9%
Yastatic 0.3%
JSPM 0.3%
RawGit 0.3%
Ionic Framework CDN 0.3%
esm.sh 0.1%

🚀 Highlights

Here is a list of the top public CDNs that are more popular in the Dominican Republic than worldwide.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.

4. jQuery CDN ^(-1)
8. Microsoft Ajax CDN ^(-1)
9. FlagCDN ^(-3)
11. JSPM ^(-3)
14. esm.sh ^(-2)

✨ Best Public CDNs

Below is a more detailed list of 14 public CDNs used on sites from the Dominican Republic, ranked by their market share.

Rank	Name	Market share
1	Gstatic Mountain View, California, United States A content delivery network service owned by Google that hosts static web assets to reduce bandwidth usage and improve load performance. Free	54.8%
2	Cdnjs Brisbane, Australia A free content delivery network for web development libraries that serves JavaScript, CSS and other static assets from Cloudflare's global edge network. Free	30.4%
3	jsDelivr Barnet, England, United Kingdom A free public content delivery network service for open-source software projects. Free	24.1%
4	jQuery CDN San Francisco, California, United States A content delivery network that hosts the jQuery library. Free	14.1%
5	Google Hosted Libraries Mountain View, California, United States A public content delivery network operated by Google that serves popular open-source JavaScript libraries. Free	13.7%
6	BootstrapCDN Barnet, England, United Kingdom The recommended CDN for Bootstrap, Font Awesome, Bootswatch and Bootstrap Icons, backed by jsDelivr. Free	10.5%
7	Unpkg Carlsbad, California, United States A global content delivery network that serves files directly from public Npm packages. Free	6.5%
8	Microsoft Ajax CDN Redmond, Washington, United States The Microsoft Ajax content delivery network hosts popular JavaScript libraries such as jQuery, jQuery UI, and ASP.NET Ajax. Free	2%
9	FlagCDN Prague, Czech Republic A free CDN service for images of flags of all countries and US states. Free	0.9%
10	Yastatic Moscow, Russia A public CDN service provided by the Russian search engine Yandex. Free	0.3%
11	JSPM Victoria, British Columbia, Canada A Javascript CDN built to support import maps with maximum performance featuring. Free	0.3%
12	RawGit Portland, Oregon, United States A public CDN for serving files from raw.githubusercontent.com with the correct content types. FreeLegacy	0.3%
13	Ionic Framework CDN Madison, Wisconsin, United States A free, fast, and reliable CDN for Ionic framework. Free	0.3%
14	esm.sh A JavaScript content delivery network powered by Cloudflare that serves NPM packages as native ES modules for browsers and Deno without local installation or builds. FreeOpen source	0.1%

🗃️ About This Data

We evaluate the popularity of technologies based on the number of websites where we detect their usage.
Technologies without a detectable web footprint, and those we do not track, are not reflected in the calculated market share.
This report is based on the analysis of 1,520 websites from the Dominican Republic.
We currently track the presence of 21 public CDNs across the web.
Of these, 14 were detected on websites from the Dominican Republic.
Statistics were last calculated on October 16, 2026.
For more details, see our methodology and disclaimer.