CDN Comparison 2026: Real Costs of Bunny.net, Cloudflare and CloudFront

Anyone budgeting for a CDN in 2026 finds mostly promotional posts or pricing tables that are two years out of date. Let's line up the official price lists verified on 11 November 2026, GB by GB, fee by fee.

Bunny.net: pure pay-as-you-go

On the official price list, Bunny.net offers a Standard network at 119 PoPs with Europe and North America at $0.01/GB, South America at $0.045/GB, Asia and Oceania at $0.03/GB, Middle East and Africa at $0.06/GB. For higher volumes there's the Volume network, cheaper but with fewer points of presence: the first 500 TB cost $0.005/GB, from 500 TB to 1 PB $0.004/GB, from 1 to 2 PB $0.002/GB, beyond that you negotiate a custom list price.

There's no commitment: the model is pure pay-as-you-go per GB with a monthly minimum of $1 and no contract. The official price list shows no Black Friday discount for November 2026: no coupons, no seasonal promotional credit. The price you pay is the same all year round.

Cloudflare: Pro and Business are fixed fees, not per GB

Cloudflare doesn't bill per GB on Pro and Business: the Business plan increased from $200 to $250 per month per zone for new customers, up from the previous $200 at the November 2025 price change, whilst Pro follows the same price increase for new subscriptions. The fee is per zone (domain), covers standard cache without a published bandwidth cap for cacheable HTML traffic, and existing customers with previous contracts remain in some cases on lower figures.

For Enterprise there is no published price list: Cloudflare offers Enterprise on a quote basis, calculated case by case based on traffic volumes, SLA and dedicated support. This is why anyone searching "cloudflare enterprise price" never finds a figure: there isn't one, you have to ask.

AWS CloudFront: two models running in parallel

On the official page aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/ there are currently two options. The first is the classic pay-as-you-go per GB on consumption. The second, introduced more recently, are flat-rate plans with included traffic: Free at $0/month with 100 GB of data traffic and 1 million requests, Pro at $15/month with 50 TB included and 10 million requests, Business at $200/month with 50 TB included and 125 million requests, Premium at $1,000/month configurable up to 600 TB. These are prices per distribution, with no declared additional charges in case of traffic spikes.

The table

Provider / plan	Price	Unit of measurement	Minimum commitment
Bunny.net Standard (EU/NA)	$0.01/GB	consumption	$1/month, no contract
Bunny.net Volume (first 500 TB)	$0.005/GB	consumption	$1/month, no contract
Cloudflare Pro	$25/month (new customers)	per zone/domain	monthly, no annual lock-in
Cloudflare Business	$250/month (new customers, from Nov 2025)	per zone/domain	monthly, no annual lock-in
Cloudflare Enterprise	on quote	dedicated contract	negotiated
CloudFront Business (flat-rate)	$200/month	per distribution, 50 TB included	monthly
CloudFront Premium (flat-rate)	$1,000/month	per distribution, up to 600 TB	monthly

All prices are in US dollars and do not include Italian VAT: as these are non-EU suppliers, those purchasing with a VAT number apply reverse charge via self-invoicing.

We were unable to find, within the time available for this issue, a public price list with separate CDN tariff from the major Italian resellers that include it in hosting packages: should this information emerge from direct verification of their price lists, we will discuss it in a future update.

Bunny.net, Cloudflare and Amazon CloudFront are not Prime Software products.