It's fairly straightforward. There are some technical things I don't understand and would have to do some further research on. But in terms of the ability to upload and link my videos, it's pretty intuitive. I like that you can organize the videos in collections. The drag-and-drop interface is convenient. As a novice to building websites, I learned that 100GB of data sharing on a website platform gets used up really quickly. There were credits for the trial and I was surprised that it hadn't even used up 1 cent, so the pricing definitely matches the value. Performance-wise it's been reliable for what we need. Setting it up was really simple and I didn't feel the need to contact support. I haven't used the AI part of it but I look forward to seeing what that looks like.

I use Bunny CDN for faster content delivery to my users across multiple websites, making my website images and videos load faster. I like the pricing the most; it's the cheapest yet the best CDN out there. Everything works just great, and the setup was easy and hassle-free.

We migrated our video delivery to Bunny CDN after outgrowing less reliable hosting options, and performance has been the standout result — our cache hit rate has stayed above 96% consistently, which keeps our video-heavy site fast even during traffic spikes. Integration with our existing WordPress setup was just as smooth: Fluid Player pulls video URLs directly from Bunny without any extra rework on our end, so the switch didn't mean rebuilding how our site handles video.