bunny.net

Overview

bunny.net is operated by BunnyWay d.o.o., a company that describes itself as stationed in Europe. It started in 2014, and Bunny CDN entered beta in October 2015. The company reports more than 100,000 active customers and 1.5 million websites.^[17] Its network page lists 119 PoPs in 77 countries, a backbone of more than 250 Tbps and a global average latency of 24 ms, all vendor-reported figures.^[16]

The product is a pull-zone CDN with additional storage, streaming and optimisation products sold alongside it. Two networks are offered: Standard, priced by region, and Volume, a 10-PoP network priced for heavy bandwidth.^[15]

Standard pricing is US$0.01 per GB in Europe and North America, US$0.03 in Asia and Oceania, US$0.045 in South America and US$0.06 in the Middle East and Africa, with a US$1 minimum monthly charge and a 14-day trial without a credit card. Volume pricing starts at US$0.005 per GB.^[15] The low price comes with a smaller footprint than the largest networks, and the Volume tier trades PoP count for cost.

bunny.net features

• 119 PoPs in 77 countries
• Standard and Volume networks
• Regional per-GB price list
• 14-day free trial, no card
• US$1 minimum monthly charge

bunny.net pricing

Standard: US$0.01/GB (Europe, North America), US$0.03 (Asia, Oceania), US$0.045 (South America), US$0.06 (Middle East, Africa). Volume (10 PoPs): US$0.005/GB first 500 TB, US$0.004 to 1 PB, US$0.002 to 2 PB. Minimum US$1/month; 14-day trial.

bunny.net strengths and limitations

Appears in

• Best CDN Providers in 2026 #7

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