bunny.net Standard Network, $ (on request) on CDN

Standard Network has been added on Feb 7, 2022, Aggregate Rating (4 out of 10 from 1 reviews)

🔌 Domains Allowed :	unlimited
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Slovenia
⚑ Targeting :	CA SI UK US

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bunny.net is a Slovenia-based edge cloud and content delivery company operated by BunnyWay d.o.o. from Ljubljana. The service was founded by Dejan Grofelnik Pelzel, who remains founder and CEO. The project originated in 2012 after the high cost of CDN traffic became a practical problem, followed by an internal three-server CDN in 2013 and the commercial launch of BunnyCDN in 2015 with eight points of presence. The broader Bunny identity replaced the BunnyCDN branding in 2021 as the business expanded beyond content delivery into storage, video, security, DNS and edge computing.

BunnyWay d.o.o. was registered in Slovenia on May 30, 2017, after the CDN service itself had already been operating for two years. Bunny remained bootstrapped through most of its early growth before raising a $6 million Series A in October 2022, led by Runa Capital with participation from Slovenian investor Capital Genetics. By July 2026, the platform had passed 100,000 paying customers and was powering more than 1.5 million websites.

Bunny is very different from a conventional web hosting company. It does not provide traditional shared Linux hosting, reseller hosting, managed VPS accounts or dedicated servers. Its strongest use cases are websites, SaaS platforms, media services, software distribution networks and applications that already have an origin server but need faster global delivery, edge security, storage or compute services. Magic Containers and Edge Scripting extend the platform much further toward application hosting, although customers specifically requiring cPanel hosting or a conventional managed virtual server still need a separate origin provider.

Bunny CDN remains the central product. The Standard Network currently spans 119 global PoPs, while the lower-cost Volume Network uses a smaller group of high-capacity locations. Pull Zones cache content close to visitors and include instant cache purging, Edge Rules, configurable caching, real-time monitoring, log forwarding, WebSocket support, security controls and automated SSL. Perma-Cache can keep files permanently available behind the CDN instead of depending entirely on the origin server. The edge platform uses SSD and NVMe-powered infrastructure and has more than 250 Tbps of total network capacity.

Bunny Stream combines video storage, transcoding, delivery and a customizable video player into a single platform. Video encoding and the Bunny player are included without separate transcoding fees, while storage and bandwidth remain usage based. The service supports resumable uploads, API management, watermarking, hotlink protection, token authentication, distributed storage and enterprise multi-DRM. This makes it particularly useful for training platforms, subscription video services, publishers and other businesses that need more than simple video file delivery.

Bunny Storage provides globally replicated object storage that integrates directly with Bunny CDN. Standard Storage uses an HDD-based tier, while Edge Storage uses SSD infrastructure for lower latency. Customers can choose specific replication regions instead of being forced to duplicate every object globally. Current storage locations include Johannesburg, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seattle, São Paulo, New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Singapore, Sydney, London, Stockholm, Frankfurt, Madrid and Prague, with additional regions continuing to expand. API traffic and API egress are not billed separately, while traffic from Bunny Storage into Bunny CDN is free. Storage includes regional failover and a 99.99% global SLA.

Bunny Optimizer provides dynamic image resizing, cropping, compression and next-generation image formatting together with CSS and JavaScript optimization. It is especially practical for image-heavy websites, ecommerce catalogs and publishers because image variants can be generated dynamically rather than created manually in advance.

Bunny DNS has developed into a complete authoritative DNS and traffic-management service with health monitoring, smart records and routing controls. DNS query charges were removed in June 2026. Up to 500 DNS zones can be managed without query-based billing, including smart queries and monitoring, although accounts remain subject to Bunny's normal minimum monthly account spend.

Bunny Edge Scripting provides globally distributed serverless computing using JavaScript and TypeScript, with WebAssembly support available for more specialized workloads. Applications can run as standalone edge services or as middleware in front of Bunny CDN. Automatic scaling, load balancing, caching, logging, version management and DDoS protection are integrated into the service.

Magic Containers extends Bunny's compute platform to full containerized applications. It can run APIs, web applications, background workers, automation systems and persistent TCP or UDP services. Persistent volumes and Anycast IPv4 addresses are available, while workloads can scale geographically according to demand. This is the Bunny service closest to traditional application hosting, although it remains a managed container platform rather than a fixed VPS.

A newer extension of this environment is Bunny Sandbox, introduced in July 2026. It provides disposable isolated Ubuntu environments intended for temporary workloads, development automation and AI coding agents. Each environment uses Magic Containers underneath, includes a persistent 10 GB workspace and can be exposed through a public HTTPS endpoint.

Bunny Database, introduced in public preview in February 2026, adds managed SQLite-compatible databases to the platform. Databases can scale across additional read regions while spinning down when idle, and they can be accessed through common SDKs, HTTP, the Bunny dashboard or CLI. The service remains free during public preview, with usage-based billing planned after general availability. Because it is still a preview service, conservative production environments may prefer to wait until the platform reaches full general availability.

Security has become another major part of the Bunny portfolio. Bunny Shield combines WAF protection, DDoS mitigation, global rate limiting, bot controls, access lists and upload scanning. Its scrubbing infrastructure follows the CDN footprint, giving the platform 119 scrubbing locations and more than 250 Tbps of total network capacity. A free Basic tier is available, while Advanced and Business editions increase security limits and features.

Bunny Fonts is a free privacy-focused font delivery service with no account requirement. It offers a workflow similar to other hosted font services while using European infrastructure, zero logging and no sharing of visitor information. It is particularly useful for European websites trying to minimize unnecessary third-party tracking.

For SaaS providers and hosting platforms handling large numbers of customer domains, Bunny for Platforms adds automated hostname provisioning, SSL issuance and renewal, per-hostname analytics, security logs and billing integration. The platform handles more than 2.5 million managed domains and includes enterprise options with direct engineering access, private support channels and a 99.99% SLA.

The complete Bunny portfolio now covers CDN, video streaming, object storage, image optimization, DNS, serverless edge functions, container hosting, managed databases, application security, privacy-focused fonts and large-scale domain infrastructure. The main commercial interface is in English and public pricing is primarily in US dollars. The website and dashboard use a modern responsive interface suitable for current desktop and mobile browsers.

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