And a lot of their "good" features are only available to paying customers. Image resizing, Argo (fancy... routing aware something or another to your server), m

And a lot of their "good" features are only available to paying customers. Image resizing, Argo (fancy... routing aware something or another to your server), more than a few cache rules, and a range of other custom stuff. I think they do a really good job of it, personally. It's trivial to get your free account set up to play with and even host a pretty serious amount of "simple" traffic, and you can easily explore the features, see what's available for paid (they're quite transparent about the assorted costs which is nice), etc. It feels a bit like an honest version of Microsoft and Adobe's "look the other way for casual piracy, because you're familiar with the product..." of the late 90s and early 2000s. "Hey, try it out for free, and if the free stuff works for you, great. But if you need more, this is what else we offer!"