Cloudflare Pages is a serverless platform from Cloudflare, Inc. for building, deploying and hosting websites and full-stack applications. Serverless means that the developer does not manage servers; the platform runs the code and scales it. Cloudflare's documentation now recommends Workers, its broader serverless platform, for new projects, because Workers supports most Pages use cases.
A project is deployed by connecting a Git provider such as GitHub, by Direct Upload of prebuilt files, or from the command line. Each push to the repository starts a build and a new deployment; preview deployments can be shared through protected links, and rollbacks restore an earlier production deployment at once. Pages Functions run server-side code for dynamic features, and Pages works with frameworks such as React, Hugo and Next.js. Sites are served from Cloudflare's network with HTTP/3, QUIC, image compression and SSL.
Pages is a hosted service. All plans include unlimited sites, seats, requests and bandwidth; the Free plan allows 500 builds a month, and paid Cloudflare plans raise the build limits.