BunnyCDN launched in 2015 from Slovenia and quickly became the darling of independent developers and small businesses looking for affordable content delivery. The company runs 123+ points of presence across all inhabited continents, delivering content from locations that many larger CDNs skip entirely — Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia get genuine coverage.
Pricing is the headline act. Standard bandwidth starts at $0.01/GB in certain regions, making BunnyCDN one of the cheapest CDN options available. Even their volume pricing tiers are accessible to small projects. There’s a $1/month minimum, which is effectively free for testing and low-traffic sites.
Beyond basic CDN functionality, BunnyCDN has expanded into a surprisingly capable platform. Bunny Stream handles video hosting and delivery with adaptive bitrate streaming. Bunny Optimizer processes and resizes images on the fly. Bunny DNS provides authoritative DNS hosting. And Bunny Storage offers S3-compatible object storage replicated across multiple regions.
The company also built Edge Scripting, a serverless edge computing platform similar to Cloudflare Workers, letting developers run JavaScript at edge locations. Their deployment platform, Bunny Deploy, pulls from Git repositories and deploys static sites directly to the edge.
What keeps customers loyal is the combination of aggressive pricing, genuine global coverage, and a control panel that doesn’t require a PhD to navigate. BunnyCDN remains bootstrapped and profitable, run by a small team that responds to feature requests with surprising speed. The rabbit branding might be playful, but the infrastructure behind it handles billions of requests daily.
