Bunny.net Pricing in May 2026

Bunny.net's pricing follows usage-based model: Standard tier at $0.005-$0.06/GB depending on region (cheaper than AWS CloudFront), Volume Tier with reduced pricing at scale, plus per-region storage at $0.01/GB/month. Real-world Bunny.net bills for typical CDN workloads land at $20-500/month for early-stage; mid-stage products with high-bandwidth hit $1K-10K/month.

The Free Trial offer provides initial credits to evaluate. The strategic decision: Bunny.net's value is the price-disruption combined with quality CDN performance: pay-as-you-go pricing without commitment, full feature set including video streaming and DNS. For specifically CDN broadly, Cloudflare is the dominant free alternative — wins on free tier, broader security features, and breadth of edge services. AWS CloudFront targets AWS-native deployments. Fastly targets enterprise with strong programmable edge (VCL, Compute@Edge). Akamai targets enterprise scale. KeyCDN and StackPath compete at similar price-disruption tier as Bunny.net. For specifically video CDN with streaming features (Bunny Stream), Mux is the developer-focused alternative; Cloudflare Stream competes; AWS Elemental MediaPackage targets AWS-native. For specifically image CDN with optimization (Bunny Optimizer), Cloudinary, imgix, and Cloudflare Images target this slice. For specifically DNS, Cloudflare DNS (free), AWS Route 53, and Google Cloud DNS dominate. For specifically edge storage (Bunny Edge Storage), AWS S3 + CloudFront, Cloudflare R2 + Cloudflare CDN, and Backblaze B2 + Bunny CDN compete. For specifically static-site hosting plus CDN, Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare Pages bundle this. Bunny.net has captured significant market share among cost-conscious teams and indie developers.