CloudFront offers HTTPS (on their domain). For low volume sites, paying for CloudFront is cheaper than paying at least $20/month for CloudFlare's HTTPS (which

CloudFront offers HTTPS (on their domain). For low volume sites, paying for CloudFront is cheaper than paying at least $20/month for CloudFlare's HTTPS (which is also on their domain unless you pay $200/month). Note: For this CDN HTTPS to be useful, you also need to have your main site URL have it, say, via a certificate from StartCom and a VPS or a good shared hosting site. It is a good deed to offer HTTPS even on static sites because it helps protect users' privacy (if they are using WiFi, Tor, or a sketchy ISP; which is likely). If you're distributing software or code, having some sort of signing -- HTTPS and/or GPG -- is critical to protect your users from malicious MITMs; more users are going to verify HTTPS because they don't have a choice about that one.