Bunny.net (BunnyCDN)
Bunny.net (formerly BunnyCDN) is a content delivery network known for being fast, simple, and inexpensive. It caches your static assets, images, CSS, JavaScript, downloads, at edge locations worldwide so they load from near each visitor, and prices bandwidth pay-as-you-go from a low per-GB rate with a small monthly minimum.
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Its appeal is the combination of price and developer-friendliness: pull zones set up in minutes, plus add-ons like Bunny Optimizer for image optimisation, Perma-Cache, edge scripting, DNS, and a video platform. For most sites it is a dramatically cheaper CDN than legacy enterprise providers with comparable real-world speed.
A CDN like Bunny complements, not replaces, a caching plugin: the plugin caches and optimises at the origin, and the CDN distributes the result globally. It pairs cleanly with WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, or any origin cache, and with an image optimiser for the full stack.
Category context: Serves assets (and sometimes pages) from edge locations worldwide, cutting latency for distant visitors. Complements a cache.
WHAT IT DOES
- Global CDN with pull and storage zones
- Pay-as-you-go bandwidth pricing
- Perma-cache, image optimisation, and edge scripting
- Optional DNS and video delivery
BEST FOR
- Sites wanting a fast CDN without enterprise pricing
- Global audiences needing low latency everywhere
- Developers wanting pull zones, edge scripting, and storage
BUNNY.NET (BUNNYCDN) FAQ
What is Bunny.net?
Bunny.net (formerly BunnyCDN) is a global content delivery network that caches your static assets at edge locations worldwide so they load quickly for every visitor. It is known for fast performance, simple setup, and low pay-as-you-go bandwidth pricing, plus add-ons for image optimisation, DNS, edge scripting, and video.
How much does Bunny.net cost?
Bunny.net bills bandwidth pay-as-you-go from around $0.01 per GB (varying by region) with a small monthly minimum, so most small and medium sites pay only a few dollars a month. That usage-based model makes it far cheaper than legacy enterprise CDNs for typical traffic.
Do I still need a caching plugin with a CDN?
Yes. A CDN like Bunny distributes your files globally but does not replace origin caching and optimisation. Keep a caching plugin (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, or similar) generating and optimising the pages, and let the CDN deliver them from the edge. The two work together.
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