Though, as a word of caution, they have a limit of 30 sites at the moment, which cannot be lifted unless you are on an enterprise account. So, YMMV.
For a single static site, it's ridiculously easy to use though.
Though, as a word of caution, they have a limit of 30 sites at the moment, which cannot be lifted unless you are on an enterprise account. So, YMMV.
For a single static site, it's ridiculously easy to use though.
(I'm the tech lead of Cloudflare Workers.)
The easiest way to learn the answer to this sort of question is to come work at Cloudflare :)
Remember they are also a security service with DDOS protection and that requires high bandwidth anyway. Other CDNs don't charge for bandwidth but rather for bytes-used, which is just more profitable, especially if you don't have a lot of other features to charge for.
I'm surprised that more CDNs don't try to compete with CF on this but apparently that's just how they want to operate.