Bunny.net

BunnyWay · 🌍 CDN

Bunny.net is a Slovenian CDN with a 14-day free trial and no card required, then pay-as-you-go from $0.01/GB in Europe and North America.

Category
CDN
Free tier
Available
Paid from
$1/month minimum
Verified
Docs verified

Free-tier constraints

Offer type
Trial
When idle
Stays active
Credit card
Not required
Commercial use
Allowed
At the limit
Unknown
Data expiry
Not published
Headquarters
Slovenia
EU data residency
Not confirmed
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Free-tier compatibility

  • βœ“Static hosting
  • β€”Serverless
  • β€”Long-running processes
  • β€”Docker
  • β€”WebSockets
  • β€”Cron
  • β€”Background workers
  • β€”Persistent disk
  • βœ“Custom domains

Overview

Bunny.net is a content delivery network run by BunnyWay, a company based in Slovenia. It has become a popular European alternative to Cloudflare and the big US CDNs because of its simple pricing: you pay per GB delivered, from $0.01 per GB in Europe and North America on the standard network, with a $1 minimum per month.

There is no permanent free tier. New accounts get a 14-day free trial without a credit card, which is enough to set up a pull zone and measure real traffic. After that the account runs on prepaid credit, so add funds before the trial ends.

Bunny.net is a good fit when you want predictable, low per-GB costs for images, video and downloads, or prefer a European vendor. Keep in mind that a CDN caches content on edge servers worldwide, so it does not by itself keep data inside the EU. If you need that, check Bunny’s regional routing options for your plan.

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Pros

  • βœ“Low per-GB prices with a $1 monthly minimum
  • βœ“No credit card needed for the trial
  • βœ“European company
  • βœ“Simple dashboard with storage, image and video add-ons

Cons

  • βœ•The free option is a 14-day trial, not a permanent tier
  • βœ•Usage is billed per GB, so a traffic spike costs money
  • βœ•PoPs are worldwide, so cached data is not limited to the EU
  • βœ•Prices differ by region; Asia and other regions cost more

Best for

  • β†’Sites that outgrew a free CDN or want predictable per-GB pricing
  • β†’Serving images, video and downloads cheaply
  • β†’Teams that prefer a European CDN vendor

Getting started

  1. 1 Create a Bunny.net account; the trial does not need a card
  2. 2 Create a pull zone pointing to your origin site or storage
  3. 3 Add your custom hostname and enable free SSL
  4. 4 Update your site to load assets from the pull zone hostname
  5. 5 Add credit before the 14-day trial ends to keep the zone running

Features

  • βœ“Global CDN with 119 PoPs on the standard network
  • βœ“Cheaper volume network for large files
  • βœ“Edge storage
  • βœ“Image optimization and video delivery add-ons
  • βœ“Free SSL and custom hostnames
  • βœ“Pay-as-you-go billing

FAQ

Is Bunny.net free?

Bunny.net offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. After that it is pay-as-you-go with a $1 minimum monthly spend.

How much does Bunny.net cost per GB?

In Europe and North America the standard network costs $0.01 per GB and the volume network $0.005 per GB for the first 500 TB. Other regions cost more.

Is Bunny.net a European company?

Yes. Bunny.net is operated by BunnyWay d.o.o., a Slovenian company. Its CDN edge servers are spread worldwide.

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