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bunny.net

A content delivery network and edge platform: it caches a website's files, images and videos on servers near each visitor and bills per gigabyte delivered.

What bunny.net is

Written from its maker's own pages, read on 28 October 2026.

bunny.net is an edge platform made by BunnyWay d.o.o. Its main product, Bunny CDN, is a content delivery network: a set of servers in many cities that keep copies of a website's files, so each visitor downloads them from a nearby point of presence (PoP) instead of from the origin server. The network has 119 PoPs on 6 continents, in 82 countries.

Next to the CDN, bunny.net offers Bunny Stream for video delivery, Bunny Storage for object storage replicated around the world, Bunny Optimizer for image processing and compression, Bunny DNS, Bunny Shield for security and DDoS protection, Edge Scripting and Magic Containers for running code and apps at the edge, and a SQLite-compatible database. The CDN includes free SSL certificates, perma-caching (files kept permanently at the edge) and real-time monitoring.

All products are hosted services billed by usage. The CDN bills per gigabyte delivered, with prices that depend on the region and no request fees. New accounts get a free trial.

Made by
BunnyWay d.o.o.
Price
Pay as you go: from US$0.01 per GB of CDN traffic in Europe and North America; US$1 monthly minimum (read 28 October 2026)
Free plan
14-day free trial

Who uses it, and for what

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