Is BunnyCDN GDPR compliant?

Yes. Bunny.net is headquartered in Slovenia — an EU member state — making it subject to GDPR by default. The company holds ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications, offers a built-in Data Processing Agreement, anonymizes all end-user logs, and provides EU-only Routing Filters that restrict content delivery to European edge nodes exclusively.

How fast is BunnyCDN compared to other CDNs?

BunnyCDN averages roughly 25ms global latency across 119+ Points of Presence in 82 countries, backed by over 200 Tbps of network capacity. The HTTP Archive Web Almanac (2025) found that CDNs deliver DNS responses 60% faster on desktop and 19% faster on mobile versus origin servers — and BunnyCDN consistently ranks among the top performers on CDNPerf benchmarks.

Can you use BunnyCDN with end-to-end encrypted files?

Yes. Because client-side encryption happens before upload, the CDN only ever caches and delivers opaque encrypted blobs. BunnyCDN doesn't need to read or transform the file contents — it simply moves bytes closer to the recipient. This is exactly how Ciphera's Drop service works: AES-256-GCM encryption in the browser, then BunnyCDN handles edge delivery.

How much does BunnyCDN cost?

BunnyCDN charges $0.01 per GB in North America and Europe — 88% cheaper than AWS CloudFront at $0.085/GB for equivalent traffic (Backblaze, 2025). There are no minimum commitments or monthly fees. You pay only for what you use, with volume discounts dropping to $0.005/GB for the first 500 TB and lower beyond that.