Bunny CDN Reviews & Product Details

The pricing is very affordable and easy to understand, especially for video delivery. I also like how simple the dashboard is and how quickly I was able to set up Bunny Stream for an educational platform. The automatic encoding into multiple resolutions such as 360p, 480p, and 720p is very useful, and playback has been reliable in my testing so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main downside is that some billing and encoding settings can be a little confusing at first. It took me some time to clearly understand the difference between storage usage, delivery bandwidth, and how multiple video resolutions affect costs. The documentation is helpful, but a simpler cost breakdown in the dashboard would make onboarding even easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

BunnyCDN is great and the user interface is super simple. The performance it gives is super impressive and we have been using it for a long time for multiple projects. The best part about Bunny is the easy integration it provides. Just 2 clicks and you are ready to connect your super fast CDN and storage. One of the most important thing about bunny is the pricing. In such a competitive market, bunny stands on top compared to other competitors and we love to use the storage and CDN the most. Whenever we have a problem, the support staff is super quick to respond and they resolve everything in 24 hours (sometimes less). Great product! Would recommend 100% for your business! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing to dislike about bunny. Everything is super good honestly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Bunny CDN is really easy to use with a lot of options to add in APIs and the magic container. It's consumer-friendly, making it very simple to edit things, optimize webpages, and manage settings like caching without much hassle. The drag-and-drop feature for updates makes tasks straightforward rather than complicated, and the documentation is easy to understand. The storage hosting is a great deal, lasting long and providing a pleasing experience. Switching from Cloudflare to Bunny CDN was very easy, mainly due to much lower costs, and the initial setup was seamless. I would totally recommend Bunny CDN to friends and colleagues, rating it a 10 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I love how lightweight and zero-hassle Bunny CDN feels compared to other big providers. Purging cache is almost instantaneous, the analytics are genuinely useful, and the pay-as-you-go pricing without hidden transfer fees is a breath of fresh air. It took a massive load off our origin server, noticeably shaved down our page load times, and saved us serious money in the process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the dashboard is great for core CDN features, some of the newer add-ons like Bunny Stream and Edge Storage occasionally have minor UI quirks or brief dashboard delays when syncing stats. It is nothing deal-breaking, but documentation for more advanced developer setups could definitely be expanded with more real-world examples. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Bunny CDN is its excellent performance, reliability, and simplicity. It’s very easy to set up and manage, while delivering fast content globally with low latency. The pricing is also very competitive compared to other CDN providers, making it a great choice for websites that need both speed and cost efficiency. Overall, Bunny CDN has been a reliable solution for improving website performance and loading times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn’t much to dislike about Bunny CDN. Some advanced features and settings can take a little time to understand for new users, and the documentation could be more detailed in a few areas. However, overall, the platform is simple, reliable, and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We’ve been using Bunny CDN to deliver content and video to our users, and overall it has been very reliable. For us, the biggest advantage is the balance of performance and cost: delivery is fast and consistent, and the pricing feels far more predictable than with some larger CDN providers.

Setup and day-to-day management have also been straightforward. The dashboard is clean, and it’s easy to handle storage, CDN delivery, and bandwidth without running into unnecessary complexity. That’s especially helpful when you’re managing a large volume of media and need something that works smoothly without requiring constant maintenance.

We’ve also appreciated how responsive their support team has been. Whenever we’ve had questions or needed help, we’ve generally received a useful reply quickly. We haven't made extensive use of Bunny CDN's AI or automated features yet. Our primary use has been around CDN and media delivery, where the automation around content delivery and caching has worked reliably with minimal manual intervention. The automated aspects are useful because they reduce the amount of ongoing configuration and monitoring required. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a few areas where the platform could offer more advanced controls and integrations, but these have not been significant issues for our use case. Some of the more advanced configurations can also take a little time to understand initially. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using Bunny mainly for video hosting and delivery, and overall my experience has been quite good. What I like most is that the dashboard is clean and relatively easy to understand. The UI makes it simple to manage my video library, organize content, check individual videos, and keep track of things like views, storage and bandwidth without having to dig through too many menus.

Performance has also been one of the better parts of my experience. Uploading larger video files has been straightforward, and playback has been reliable for my use case. I also like having the video management and delivery features available from the same dashboard, because it makes the workflow much easier compared with using multiple different services.

The overall experience feels fast and uncomplicated. Once the videos are uploaded, managing them and keeping track of their usage is pretty straightforward. The dashboard gives enough information to understand how the content is being used without making everything feel overly technical.

For me, the biggest advantages are the simple UI, good performance, easy video management, and the fact that the service feels practical for handling a growing video library. There is still room for improvements in some areas, but overall Bunny has been a smooth and reliable solution for my video delivery needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved is the overall learning curve for some of the more advanced settings. The basic video management experience is quite straightforward, but when you start exploring more technical options, it can take some time to understand what each setting does. I also feel that having more guidance or clearer explanations around some of the advanced features would make the platform easier for new users.

Another small point is that the dashboard has quite a few options, so it can sometimes feel a little overwhelming when you are looking for one specific setting. A more simplified navigation for frequently used features would make the experience even better.

These are not major issues for me, and once you become familiar with the platform they are easier to manage. Overall, I have had a positive experience, but making the advanced features more beginner-friendly and improving discoverability would be a nice improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

what I like best is Bunny.net’s balance of simplicity and capability: it’s easy to start with an affordable pay-as-you-go CDN, yet it has genuinely useful edge controls, caching, redirects, headers, origin routing, signed URLs, and rate limits, without making you assemble a huge cloud stack. Its storage-to-CDN traffic is also free, which makes the bundle particularly compelling for serving assets or media. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cost predictability is weaker for globally distributed traffic: Standard CDN pricing varies substantially by region, so Asia/Oceania, South America, and MEA can cost more than EU/NA. Even the low entry price has a $1 monthly minimum, so it’s not ideal for an entirely dormant hobby project. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Onboarding was very fast and easy. Also, the fact that there’s no compression on video makes this absolutely worth it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No dislikes overall, but I do have one request. When selecting multiple items, please let users copy a URL from a different linked hostname instead of always using the main default hostname.

For example, if I select more than one item, I’m clearly working with multiple items at once. Next to the Folder Up button, there’s a three-dots menu that lets me mass-copy the URLs for all selected items, but right now it only copies using my default linked hostname. If I have more than one linked hostname, I’d like to be able to choose which hostname’s URL gets copied in that multi-select menu.

This is already implemented in the three-dots menu on an individual item row, where I can choose to copy the URL for a different hostname (in addition to my default hostname URL). Please bring that same option to the multiple-item selection flow as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Bunny Stream is the combination of affordable pricing, good performance, and easy integration. I use it to host and deliver educational course videos, while Bunny handles transcoding and multiple quality levels for me.

I regularly use the dashboard to manage videos, check processing status, and monitor storage. The API is also very useful because I integrate Bunny Stream directly into my application for video delivery.

Performance has been very good in my experience, with roughly 97% of playback being smooth and reliable. Pricing is another major advantage for my self-managed educational project, as the usage-based billing and credit system make costs easy to control.

Overall, Bunny Stream saves me from building and maintaining my own video hosting and transcoding infrastructure, allowing me to focus on developing the educational platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main areas I think could be improved are storage efficiency and the developer experience around Token Authentication.

After generating multiple quality levels for the same video, I noticed that storage usage can grow more than expected. I understand why this happens, but having more control over retained versions would be useful.

I also found Token Authentication somewhat difficult to integrate because signed video URLs have to be constructed manually using the required secrets and URL structure. Getting the exact format right took some trial and error. An API endpoint that could generate a ready-to-use signed URL would make this much easier.

I've also experienced a few rare playback interruptions or temporary URL availability issues, although they haven't significantly affected my overall experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.