Bunny.net vs Cloudflare
Both appear in 3 sections: object storage, egress, footprint. They are evenly matched.
Bunny Edge Storage and Cloudflare R2 are both built to sit behind a CDN, and they are priced differently in a way that reveals what each is for. Bunny stores at $0.01/GB-month against R2's $0.015, so Bunny is cheaper on storage. Bunny charges $0.01/GB for egress in Europe and North America; R2 charges nothing anywhere. On a workload serving 5 TB a month, Bunny's egress alone is about $50 while R2's is zero, which reverses the storage advantage many times over. Bunny's pricing also varies by region, so traffic to Asia, South America or Oceania costs more than the figure shown here, whereas R2's zero applies globally. What Bunny sells is a CDN that is genuinely good and unusually cheap for what it does, with edge storage designed to feed it, pull zones, image optimisation and a control panel that is pleasant to use. Its per-GB CDN rates undercut most competitors, and for a media-heavy site the whole stack can come in below alternatives. R2 is not a CDN; it is object storage that happens to live inside one. If you want a complete CDN product with storage attached, Bunny is a strong and cheap option. If you specifically want to stop paying for egress, R2 is the only one of the two that actually does that.
Object storage
All object storage →Egress
All egress →Footprint
All footprint →| Metric | Bunny.net | Cloudflare |
|---|---|---|
| Regionshigher is better | 2424 countries | — |
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