bunny.net

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CDN, edge storage and container hosting for shipping side projects cheaply

4.4/5Editor's Rating

|G2: 4.8/5(479 reviews)

Starting at From $0.01/GBUpdated 2026-08-03

Overview

What is bunny.net?

bunny.net is the delivery layer for projects that are already built: a 119-PoP CDN from $0.01/GB, Edge Storage from $0.01/GB per region with no request or API egress fees, Docker hosting via Magic Containers across 41 regions, and Bunny Fonts as a free Google Fonts drop-in that keeps visitor IPs out of Google. Usage-based with a $1 monthly minimum and no free tier. Built and hosted in Europe.

Features

Key Features

Standard CDN across 119 PoPs, $0.01/GB in Europe and North America, up to $0.06/GB in Middle East and Africa

Volume CDN at $0.005/GB for the first 500 TB across 10 PoPs, tiered down to $0.002/GB above 1 PB

Edge Storage from $0.01/GB per region (HDD, up to 9 regions) or $0.02/GB per region (SSD, up to 15 regions)

No per-request or API egress charges, and free traffic from Edge Storage into the CDN

Magic Containers: Docker across 41 regions at $0.02 per CPU core/hr and $0.005 per GB RAM/hr

Bunny Fonts, a free Google Fonts API-compatible replacement hosted in Europe with no logging

Bunny Stream for video, Bunny Shield for WAF, Edge Scripting and a SQLite-compatible Bunny Database

$1 monthly minimum, billed on actual usage rather than request counts

Analysis

Pros & Cons

Pros

Roughly an order of magnitude cheaper than hyperscalers for egress-heavy delivery
No per-request or API egress fees, the line items that usually make an S3 bill surprising
Bunny Fonts removes the Google Fonts GDPR problem for free, in one find-and-replace
Products are separable: take just the CDN, just storage, or just fonts
Built and hosted in Europe, which simplifies the GDPR paperwork for EU businesses

Cons

No free tier at all, where Cloudflare gives hobbyists a generous one
119 PoPs against Cloudflare's 300+, with noticeably weaker Asia-Pacific performance (30-60ms depending on location)
Average latency around 24ms versus 15-20ms typical for Cloudflare
Magic Containers is young and less proven than AWS ECS or Fly.io for production workloads
No built-in web analytics, and the WAF interface is basic next to Cloudflare's
Bunny Optimizer costs $9.50/month per website, which adds up across several properties
Infrastructure only: no git-push deployment, no per-branch previews, no bundled auth or database-with-API