Setting up a pull zone takes just a few minutes, and I was serving cached content in production the same day — no need to read through extensive documentation or configure complex rules just to get started. The dashboard makes it easy to monitor bandwidth usage and cache hit ratio at a glance, which has helped me quickly spot and fix misconfigured cache rules that were causing unnecessary origin requests. Performance-wise, switching to Bunny CDN noticeably cut load times for users outside our main region — pages that used to take a couple of seconds to load now feel instant, thanks to their global point-of-presence coverage. Integrating it with our existing stack was also straightforward: the API made it simple to automate cache purging as part of our deployment pipeline, which saved us from manually clearing cache after every release. Their perma-cache and smart edge rules have also come in handy for automatically optimizing content delivery without requiring constant manual tuning. On the cost side, we're paying a fraction of what we budgeted for CDN services compared to bigger providers, without any noticeable trade-off in reliability. And on the few occasions I needed support, responses came within minutes and actually resolved the issue instead of just pointing me to a generic help article.

It’s fast and simple—everything I need, I can find at Bunny.

I like the storage and how easy it is to set up Bunny CDN. Additionally, it was very easy, very intuitive, to set it up initially. The ease of setting things up and the price were key reasons for switching from Cloudflare to Bunny CDN.