Bunny.net

Slovenian edge platform selling CDN, storage, video and DNS, with Edge Scripting and Magic Containers running the customer's own code across its network.

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A CDN that started running code.

Classification

Categories: Serverless, Static hosting
Operating system: Self-managed
Use cases: Static sites, API backends, AI and LLM apps, Web apps, Background jobs and queues
Audience: Solo and freelance, Startups, Small and medium businesses, Enterprises

Tech stack

Runtimes: Node.js, Docker, Static files

Pricing

Pricing model: Metered usage
Entry price: Under $5 a month 5
Starting price: from $1 a month5
Typical ceiling: $50 to $150 a month5
Billed: Monthly5
Paid: In advance6
Free tier: None

CDN for: statichost.eu

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Bunny.net is operated by BunnyWay d.o.o. from Slovenia and began as a content delivery network, priced by the gigabyte with rates that vary by continent. Storage, video delivery, image optimisation, DNS and a security product were built around it.

What puts it in this dataset is the newer half of the catalogue. Edge Scripting deploys and runs applications across the network, Magic Containers runs containers globally, and Bunny Database provides an SQLite-compatible store to go with them. Billing is pay-as-you-go against a monthly minimum rather than a plan.

Worth knowing

Pricing is a set of per-product meters rather than a single rate, so a monthly figure has to be assembled from traffic, storage, requests and compute across several pages. Because CDN rates differ by continent, the same site costs materially more to serve to some regions than to others.

Identity

Founded: 20157
Reach: ↓3,534 2
Ownership: VC-backed 8
Wikidata: Q110644081 1

Deployment

Deployment: Container image, Git

Regions and law

Regions: Australia, Brazil, Czechia, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Japan, Sweden, Singapore, United States, South Africa 4
Headquarters: Slovenia 3

Automation

API: Public

Sources

2026-09-09: Wikidata
www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q110644081
2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-08-09: Headquarters
bunny.net
2026-08-01: Regions
bunny.net/pricing/storage/
2026-08-01: Starting price, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Billed
bunny.net/pricing/
2026-08-02: Paid
bunny.net/tos/
2026-08-01: Founded
bunny.net/about/
2026-08-21: Ownership
bunny.net/blog/series-a-funding-announcement/

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