Cloudflare
DNS, CDN, Workers, and R2 for hosting on the edge.
Key features
- Content delivery, unmetered DDoS protection, and universal SSL
- Serverless Workers that run in 330+ cities
- Web application firewall and bot protection
- Zero Trust access for users, devices, and data
- Key-value, object, and SQL storage with free daily limits
- Category
- Hosting
- Who it's for
- For developers, startups, and large enterprises that build apps, run websites, and secure employees.
- Tags
- edgecdndatabaseserverlesshostingcdn-edgestorage
- Website
- cloudflare.com
- Listed
- 2026-09-15
Frequently asked questions
Is Cloudflare free?
Cloudflare has a free plan, with paid tiers for more usage or features.
What is Cloudflare used for?
DNS, CDN, Workers, and R2 for hosting on the edge. Typical uses: content delivery, unmetered DDoS protection, and universal SSL; serverless Workers that run in 330+ cities; web application firewall and bot protection.
What are the best Cloudflare alternatives?
Alternatives in the same category include Netlify, Deno Deploy, Bunny.net, Amazon Web Services, Coolify.
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- Deno Deploy Edge hosting for JavaScript and TypeScript.
- Fastly Edge cloud and CDN.
- Amazon Web Services Amazon's cloud, including compute, storage, and databases.
- Coolify Self-hosted alternative to Heroku and Netlify.
- DigitalOcean Virtual machines, Kubernetes, and app platform.
