Our Edge Containers product launch was also on HN last month: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19089614
I am a user of MaxCDN (which was bought by Stackpath) and on every page you write "Everything customers loved about MaxCDN has been integrated into the StackPath CDN Edge Service" which isn't true and just marketing speech.
MaxCDN had an API called the "raw logs api" that let my service query yours to get an understanding of what requests you have served for us, but that feature is missing with Stackpath, the feature is described here: https://reseller-docs.maxcdn.com/#raw-logs-api
This is super helpful, really appreciate it. I will say that this feature along with reporting delivery by file is among the top feature requests on the new SP// platform.
We do have the ability to provide you with access logs, but it's not as convenient as the API above.
We also have several users creating real-time CDN logs with our Serverless EdgeEngine so that's an option as well.
Anyways, I've noted your request around the raw logs API going to the new platform and will be sure to stay on top of it.
Feel free to email me anytime, always happy to help - ben.gabler (at) stackpath (dot) com
Your $200/month plan gives us 10TB. I've served over 50TB on Cloudflare's $20/month plan, which probably makes me a "bad customer", but it's nice not having to worry about this when someone decides to use a direct link to a video or image I host.
I guess they only ask you to upgrade if you serve a huge amount of bandwidth.
I understand it isn't implemented on one of them (MaxCDN IIRC) and StackPath does not provide pricing suited for smaller projects (where the traffic is GBs/month, but the speed gain from caching dynamic content is the reason for using a CDN).