Cloudflare

Pros: Cloudflare is very convenient for dns management. We found it more reliable than Godaddy for our domain names. I appreciate the 'actively being hacked' mode that you can turn on to prevent traffic.

Cons: There was a major cloudflare outage that happened which left us hanging (and all of our customers) for several hours. That's expensive.

Pros: Cloudflare has been a reliable solution for managing my small business website’s DNS. I use it to host and control my company’s domain records, and the interface is straightforward and easy to navigate. The built-in DDoS protection provides peace of mind knowing my site is protected from common threats. Overall, it’s an affordable and powerful service that delivers strong performance without requiring deep technical expertise.

Cons: One common issue small businesses face with Cloudflare is the initial learning curve when configuring DNS, especially for those without prior experience. Misconfigured records can lead to website downtime or email delivery issues if not set correctly. Another challenge is understanding proxy settings, which can sometimes interfere with services like direct server access or certain APIs. Additionally, troubleshooting can be difficult when Cloudflare sits between the user and the origin server, making it harder to pinpoint where issues originate.

Pros: Its allow user to create account easily While Setting up my website with cloudflare I need reliable free hosting company to launch my website. It helps me to save my lot of money as it handles DNS management, Provides free SSL certificate, actually it give me enterprise level security and performance My website is [sensitive content hidden]

Cons: The dashboard is overwhelming as it packed with many many advance features, as when I look to manage my basic DNS records standard security learning it with YouTube etc. is very time consuming steep.

Pros: Cloudflare has been a great addition to protect our websites from DDoS attacks, as well as providing performance improvements through global content delivery. Once set up, Cloudflare works seemlessly in the background. The free plans are quite generous, even including SSL.

Cons: Set up and configuration can be complex, but it is ok once you overcome the learning curve. The enterprise plans can get expensive.

Pros: "Set and Forget" Security, Unmatched Global Performance (CDN), The "Death of the VPN" (Zero Trust), Developer-First Ecosystem, Radical Accessibility & Value

Cons: Support Gap for Non-Enterprise Tiers, Complexity and "Dangerous" Settings, False Positives in Security Rules, Centralization Risks ("The Internet's Single Point of Failure"), Billing and Plan Limitations

Pros: It was good value for my mo ey. They hosted my site and I used word press to build. Customer support was timely, effective and easy to use.

Cons: I had no negative issues. Worked for my needs. I’m a small business and never had any outages. I’d recommend them to anyone needing website hosting.

Pros: not anything it is a useless block for people trying to conduct business.

Cons: block for no reason. no assistance to correct block. no customer service or way to contact anyone at Cloudflare. very inconsistent with the pages it blocks at a site.

Pros: Cloudflare is a valuable service to have for your web presence and helps deliver a faster website user experience for our clients, with great features and spam/bot traffic protection.

Cons: Initial setup was challenging, but now, using WPEngine, they have integrated Cloudflare directly and it provides a seamless experience for setting up new websites.

Pros: NOTHING > rather choose the CDN called Bunny.net as they are faster and more affordable. There is absulutley nothing good to say about this business.

Cons: On a Pro plan, you wait days for support to answer, if they even do. They are also overpriced compared to a better CDN called bunny.net

Pros: Cloudflare is a really complete platform. The bot protection is fully configurable, as well as the WAF. You can create a lot of different rules to do exactly what you want. The offers are really cheap: the free plan is really generous, as well as the pro and business plans.

Cons: The CloudFlare support is really slow when you have a Free or Pro subscription . Also, the billing system sometimes have issue and you need to contact support.

Pros: the idea that website will load faster and offers protection from internet issue, like DOS attacks. Because of the way it distribute traffic, it helps with load balancing, and improves reliably.

Cons: If their service goes down, our site has gone down even if our own webserver is fine. There are some compatibility issues, but difficult to pinpoint

Pros: There are a lot of free options and tools No downtime on years with Cloudflare Very good bot protection Cheap

Cons: Need skills to configure some options Very slow customer support Some bugs with DNS (need to clear and re-add it)

Pros: I am BIG on Cybersecurity and Cloudflare is the best. I remember reading an article about how they were able to fend of the largest DDOS attack in history and I am not surprised. For $25 a month I get full domain protection and they have build in ruleset that stop attacks and I am able to use my own rules sets as well. I love all the features. I can even Livestream and have a secure cloud service of my videos with them for just an additional 5-10 dollars per month is

Cons: What I like least is that you can't contact customer support during an attack unless you have the business plan which is $250 per month

Pros: Bot rules block all the bulk traffic to our booking and streaming pages, and the CDN enhances international visitors' page speed.

Cons: Steep learning curve, and assistance is delayed on troubleshoots for custom firewall rules. Without that issue i found everything good.

Pros: What I like most about Cloudflare is its easy connectivity and website integration for my multiple websites.

Cons: Cloudflare has a bit of a learning curve, but once you figure it out, it makes a big difference in your website.

Pros: Bot protection prevents our video streams from being successfully scraped by attackers. Auto-rules deflect 95% of unwanted traffic without manual tuning, and CDN accelerates our large media files to global audiences.

Cons: Steep learning curve exists for advanced configurations, and customer support lags days for challenging configuration issues.

Pros: It runs in the background, and I never need to think about it. No learning curve or bugs and issues.

Cons: Can't say there's anything I dislike it. I trust it to do its job. Have never had to lift a finger to do extra work here.

Pros: DDoS protection works very well. R2 works just fine as a cheap S3 replacement, and cloudflare workers have been handy for cheap compute (PDF generation in our case). Security Center dashboard gives a good high-level overview of security/config issues to pay attention to.

Cons: Difficult learning curve for someone new to Cloudflare. Cloudflare workers pricing recently underwent a change potentially resulting in new charges for our existing use case.

Pros: I love that our website is now super fast also that we get automatic protection against stupid bot attacks. It’s also a quiet runner in the background and keeps the glide working without needing a whole lot of hands-on time.

Cons: Dashboard is confusing if you’re not technical. Some of the settings feel dangerous to touch without fully understanding what they do.

Pros: The amazing number of resources and service, even in the free plan! They have all the bases covered to secure your site, and make purr like a cat!

Cons: Very little, if anything. Multiple thumbs up to a professional and dedicated service provider. Recommend them to anyone and everyone!

Pros: I liked the customer service help, the ease of installation. It took a bit to set up but ran good after.

Cons: Looong set up, it was tedious because you need to download alot of defenses because its basic and not included.

Pros: Cloudflare has provided a valuable tool to protect my website from harmful outside threats and attacks.

Cons: Sometimes, it can be difficult to integrate new requirements into the existing setup within Cloudflare.

Pros: After a disastrous experience with our existing DNS provider (Crazy Domains), which, after 6 hours, couldn't even provide any information on when their service would be up and running again, we switched to Cloudflare, and the re-routing was instant. So totally recommended. We advise creating an account with these guys, so if you need to use them in a hurry, everything is all set.

Cons: Everything's amazing, definitely would give them a five-star review