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Cloudflare's free tiers are hard-free; they stop working if you exceed the free tier usage (at least for compute; storage is different). Pages is essentially t
by 015a 4y ago
Cloudflare's free tiers are hard-free; they stop working if you exceed the free tier usage (at least for compute; storage is different).
Pages is essentially totally free. R2 is within the same pricing magnitude as S3. D1 is a very new product and afaik is still in beta and doesn't have production pricing yet; so be weary there. Zero Trust is less usage and more per-user, I think $7/mo/user.
- dangoor 4y agoThanks! That's very helpful and sounds unlikely to get out of control (short of hosting a wildly popular video)
- psytrx 4y agoThey definitely have sensible backout mechanisms for their free tiers (i.e. Pages, they still serve static assets but disable compute/Functions). Also, their docs are written pretty well, and openly hint at dangerous price traps. We launched a big presale this year with an e-commerce app hosted on Workers, and we just barely hit the 5$ threshold for the paid plan. Did not use more services (other than DNS/proxy) though, so YMMV.
- drexlspivey 4y agoR2 has free egress meaning you don’t pay for bandwidth when serving your popular video
- dangoor 4y agoWow.
- Telemakhos 4y ago> be weary I've seen this mistake three or four times recently, and it's starting to make me wonder why I keep seeing it so often now, when I didn't before. "Wary" (like "beware") means "cautious"; "weary" (like to "wear" someone out) means "tired."
- beachy 4y agoOnce seen it cannot be unseen. Like things that peak your interest (should be "pique" your interest).
- wahnfrieden 4y agoPutting a quote and response onto one line means the whole thing is a quote. Hope you find this contribution to the conversation helpful as well as for all readers.
- dhdgrygev 4y agoR2 storage might be within the same order of magnitude as S3, but once you start serving content to users, it becomes many orders of magnitude cheaper.