I'd love to love this, but I've been bitten so many times by flashy Cloudflare products that sound amazing on paper, that I'm extremely sceptical of anything that the company offers at this point. If it sounds too good to be true -- it usually is.
Like when an exception in Cloudflare Workers would display a page telling you to look in the logs for the error, but it took me days of back and forth with support to figure out that THERE ARE NO LOGS. Or Cloudflare Pages not having atomic deployments leading to occasional small downtime on deployments. Or the horror of setting up full strict SSL with Heroku...