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Bunny CDN

Low-cost pay-as-you-go CDN from Slovenia-based bunny.net with regional per-GB pricing and no request fees.

Bunny charges for bandwidth, with no request fee and a $1 monthly minimum. Rates start at $0.01/GB in Europe and North America and rise to $0.06 in the Middle East and Africa. The cheaper Volume network uses fewer locations, so test delivery speed as well as price. Routing filters can restrict delivery to European points of presence.

Headquarters
🇸🇮 Slovenia
Parent jurisdiction
🇸🇮 Slovenia
EU self-serve plan
Available; check eligible plans and regions
GDPR DPA
Yes
Provider type
Edge platform. A CDN inside a larger platform: WAF and bot management, edge compute and enterprise support contracts.
Billing
payg
Free tier
14-day free trial, no credit card required.
Open source
No
Website
bunny.net
Source last checked
2026-10-06
Pricing evidence
Published rates

Pricing

Calculated from the listed vendor rates; exclusions still apply. How to read these estimates.

Bandwidth / GB
$0.01
Allowances, plan limits & calculation details

Rates are shown at their recorded precision. A zero means no charge in this calculation; the vendor may charge for things we leave out. See the notes for usage assumptions and currency conversions.

Base fee / month
$0
Minimum bill / month
$1
Included bandwidth / month (GB)
0
Bandwidth / GB
$0.01
10k requests
$0

Standard network: Europe and North America $0.01/GB, Asia and Oceania $0.03, South America $0.045, Middle East and Africa $0.06. Volume network (fewer PoPs): $0.005/GB for the first 500 TB, falling to $0.002/GB at 1-2 PB. No request fees, $1 monthly minimum. Routing filters and region controls can keep delivery on European PoPs. BunnyWay d.o.o., Ljubljana; DPA at bunny.net/gdpr.

Managed alternatives

At 20,000 GB egress / month, 500M requests / month. Adjust usage and requirements.

Bunny CDN: $2,400/yr estimated.

The price difference leaves out migration costs, operating costs and any features you’d need to replace.

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