Cloudflare

Cloudflare removed its Free plan, which was previously offered at $0/mo and included features such as unmetered DDoS protection, CDN, Universal SSL, and a free managed WAF ruleset.

Cloudflare added a new Free (Application Services) plan priced at $0/month, which includes features such as Fast, Easy-to-use DNS, Unmetered DDoS Protection, CDN, Universal SSL Certificate, Free Managed Ruleset, Web Application Firewall (WAF), Single-Sign-On (SSO) Support, and Role-based Account Control.

Cloudflare added a new Workers Free plan priced at $0/month, including 100k requests per day with 10 ms of CPU time per request and access to serverless edge functions.

Cloudflare added a new Workers Paid plan with usage-based pricing, charging $0.30 per million requests and $0.02 per million CPU milliseconds. The plan includes serverless edge functions with no fixed monthly fee.

Cloudflare removed the "Community forums + Discord" support entry from the Zero Trust Free plan's included features, while the 50 users and up to 24 hours log retention limits remained unchanged.

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Free plan's feature descriptions, replacing "Teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" and "Community support" with "Community forums + Discord support" and "For teams under 50 users or enterprise POC tests".

Cloudflare removed "Chat and ticket support" from the included features of its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, while retaining unlimited users and up to 30 days of log retention.

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, replacing the "Narrow SSE use cases" feature with "For teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases."

Cloudflare modified the included features of its Zero Trust Contract plan, removing the "Phone, chat, ticket; professional services available (add-on)" support entitlement. User limits ("No limit") and log retention ("Up to 6 months; Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage") remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage" feature from its Zero Trust Contract plan.

Cloudflare removed the "100% Uptime SLA" feature from its Business plan.

Cloudflare removed the "100% Uptime SLA" feature from its Contract (Enterprise) plan.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included limits were updated, though the values for users (50 users), support (Community forums + Discord), and log retention (Up to 24 hours) remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Community forums + Discord support" and "Up to 24 hours log retention" features from the Zero Trust Free plan, replacing them with "Teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" and "Community support."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan included features remained unchanged, with no limit on users, chat and ticket support, and log retention of up to 30 days.

Cloudflare removed the "Up to 30 days log retention" and "No user limit" features from its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, and added "Narrow SSE use cases" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying values for users, support, and log retention remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Up to 6 months log retention" and "No user limit" features from its Zero Trust Contract plan, while adding "Full-featured SASE or workspace security" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare added "100% Uptime SLA" as a feature to its Contract (Enterprise) plan.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features remained unchanged in content, with users still at 50, support via Community forums + Discord, and log retention up to 24 hours.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan had its included features reordered, with no changes to the actual values (users: No limit, support: Chat and ticket support, log retention: Up to 30 days).

Cloudflare added a "No user limit" feature to its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, in addition to the existing chat and ticket support and up to 30 days log retention.

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying items (unlimited users, phone/chat/ticket support with optional professional services, and up to 6 months of log retention with Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage) remained unchanged.

Cloudflare added a "No user limit" feature to its Zero Trust Contract plan.

Cloudflare added a "100% Uptime SLA" feature to its Business plan.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered with no substantive changes to users (50 users), support (Community forums + Discord), or log retention (Up to 24 hours).

Cloudflare removed the "Teams under 50 users" and "Enterprise proof-of-concept tests" features from its Zero Trust Free plan, while adding "Up to 24 hours log retention."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan retained its included features (no user limit, chat and ticket support, and up to 30 days of log retention), with only the ordering of the listed items changing.

Cloudflare removed the "No user limit" and "SSE use cases" features from its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan.

Cloudflare made no substantive changes to the Zero Trust Contract plan's included features; the users, support, and log retention entries remained identical, with only the ordering of fields changed.

Cloudflare removed the "Full-featured SASE" and "Workspace security" features from its Zero Trust Contract plan, and changed "Professional services available" to "Professional services available (add-on)" while adding "Up to 6 months log retention."

Cloudflare removed the "100% Uptime SLA" feature from its Business plan.

Cloudflare removed the "100% Uptime SLA" feature from its Contract (Enterprise) plan.

Cloudflare removed the Contract plan, which previously offered custom pricing with a 100% uptime SLA, unmetered DDoS protection, WAF, SSO support, and role-based account control.

Cloudflare added a new Contract (Enterprise) plan with custom pricing, featuring a 100% uptime SLA (with 10x Standard and 25x Premium service credits), unmetered DDoS protection, WAF, CDN, SSO support, and role-based account control.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered, with no substantive changes to users (50 users), support (Community forums + Discord), or log retention (Up to 24 hours).

Cloudflare removed the "Up to 24 hours log retention" feature from the Zero Trust Free plan, while adding "Teams under 50 users" and "Enterprise proof-of-concept tests" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan included features remained unchanged, with no limit on users, chat and ticket support, and up to 30 days of log retention.

Cloudflare removed the "Up to 30 days log retention" feature from its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, while adding "SSE use cases" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for its Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying entitlements (unlimited users, phone/chat/ticket support with optional professional services, and up to 6 months of log retention with Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage) remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Up to 6 months log retention" feature from its Zero Trust Contract plan, while adding "Full-featured SASE" and "Workspace security" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered, with no changes to the actual values for users (50 users), support (Community forums + Discord), or log retention (Up to 24 hours).

Cloudflare removed the "Teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" feature from the Zero Trust Free plan, replacing it with "Community forums + Discord support" and "Up to 24 hours log retention."

Cloudflare removed the Contract (Enterprise) plan, which previously offered custom pricing with a 100% uptime SLA, uptime service credits (10x Standard; 25x Premium), and features including WAF, CDN, unmetered DDoS protection, SSO support, and PCI DSS 4.0 compliance.

Cloudflare added a new Contract tier with custom pricing, offering a 100% uptime SLA (10x service credits Standard, 25x Premium) and features including unmetered DDoS protection, WAF, CDN, PCI DSS 4.0 compliance, network prioritization, SSO support, and role-based account control.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan included features remained unchanged, with no limit on users, chat and ticket support, and log retention of up to 30 days.

Cloudflare removed the "Teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases without enterprise support" feature from the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, replacing it with chat and ticket support, up to 30 days log retention, and no user limit.

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for its Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying inclusions (unlimited users, phone/chat/ticket support with optional professional services, and up to 6 months of log retention with Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage) remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the feature "Organizations building toward full-featured SASE or workspace security" from the Zero Trust Contract plan, which now lists phone, chat, ticket support; professional services available; Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage; and up to 6 months log retention.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features remained unchanged in substance, with users still capped at 50, log retention at up to 24 hours, and support via Community forums and Discord.

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Free plan's feature description, removing "For teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" and replacing it with "Teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan included features remained unchanged, with no limit on users, chat and ticket support, and log retention of up to 30 days.

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan's feature description, removing "For teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases without enterprise support" and replacing it with "Teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases without enterprise support."

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying values for users, support, and log retention remained unchanged.

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Contract plan feature description, removing "For organizations building toward full-featured SASE or workspace security" and replacing it with "Organizations building toward full-featured SASE or workspace security."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered in the data, with no changes to the underlying values (50 users, community forums + Discord support, and up to 24 hours of log retention remain the same).

Cloudflare consolidated the feature list on its Zero Trust Free plan, replacing the two separate entries "Zero Trust for teams under 50 users" and "Enterprise proof-of-concept tests" with a single combined entry "For teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan included features remained unchanged, with no limit on users, chat and ticket support, and up to 30 days of log retention.

Cloudflare removed the separate "Narrow SSE use cases" and "No enterprise support" feature entries from the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, consolidating them into a single feature described as "For teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases without enterprise support."

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying entitlements (unlimited users, phone/chat/ticket support with optional professional services, and up to 6 months of log retention with Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage) remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Full-featured SASE", "Workspace security", and "Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage" features from its Zero Trust Contract plan, replacing them with a single descriptor: "For organizations building toward full-featured SASE or workspace security".

Cloudflare added a "100% Uptime SLA" feature to its Business plan.

Cloudflare added a "100% Uptime SLA" feature to its Contract (Enterprise) plan.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered, with no substantive changes to the users (50 users), support (Community forums + Discord), or log retention (Up to 24 hours) values.

Cloudflare removed the "Community forums + Discord support" and "Up to 24 hours log retention" features from the Zero Trust Free plan, and revised the remaining eligibility descriptions to "Zero Trust for teams under 50 users" and "Enterprise proof-of-concept tests."

Cloudflare made no substantive changes to the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan's included features, which continue to offer no user limit, chat and ticket support, and up to 30 days of log retention.

Cloudflare removed the "Chat and ticket support", "Up to 30 days log retention", and "No user limit" features from its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, replacing them with "Narrow SSE use cases" and "No enterprise support".

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying items—unlimited users, phone/chat/ticket support with optional professional services, and up to 6 months of log retention with Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage—remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed several features from its Zero Trust Contract plan, including phone, chat, and ticket support, professional services availability (add-on), and up to 6 months log retention. The plan's feature list now consists of Full-featured SASE, Workspace security, and Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage.

Cloudflare removed the "100% Uptime SLA" feature from its Business plan.

Cloudflare removed the "100% Uptime SLA" feature from its Contract (Enterprise) plan.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered with no substantive changes to the user limit (50 users), support (Community forums + Discord), or log retention (Up to 24 hours).

Cloudflare removed the "Up to 24 hours standard log retention" feature from its Zero Trust Free plan, replacing it with "Up to 24 hours log retention" and adding "For teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare reordered the included features listed for the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, with no changes to the actual contents (no user limit, chat and ticket support, and up to 30 days of log retention remain).

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, removing the "Up to 30 days standard log retention" feature and replacing it with "Up to 30 days log retention."

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, with no substantive changes to users, support, or log retention terms.

Cloudflare removed the "No user limit" feature from its Zero Trust Contract plan and replaced it with "Full-featured SASE or workspace security."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered with no substantive changes, still covering 50 users, community forums plus Discord support, and up to 24 hours of log retention.

Cloudflare removed the "Teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" feature from its Zero Trust Free plan and added "Up to 24 hours standard log retention" in its place.

Cloudflare updated the included features listing for the Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, with no changes to the actual contents (users: No limit, support: Chat and ticket support, log retention: Up to 30 days).

Cloudflare removed the "For teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases" feature from its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, and added "Up to 30 days standard log retention" and "No user limit" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying entitlements (unlimited users, phone/chat/ticket support with optional professional services, and up to 6 months of log retention with Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage) remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Full-featured SASE or workspace security" feature from its Zero Trust Contract plan, while adding "Up to 6 months log retention" and "No user limit" to the plan's feature list.

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Free plan included features were reordered with no substantive changes, still covering 50 users, community forums + Discord support, and up to 24 hours of log retention.

Cloudflare updated the Zero Trust Free plan's feature descriptions, replacing "Zero Trust for small teams" and "Community support" with "Teams under 50 users or enterprise proof-of-concept tests" and "Community forums + Discord support."

Cloudflare's Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan had its included features list reordered, with no changes to the actual entries (users: No limit, support: Chat and ticket support, log retention: Up to 30 days).

Cloudflare removed the "SSE use cases" feature from its Zero Trust Pay-as-you-go plan, replacing it with "For teams over 50 solving narrow SSE use cases."

Cloudflare modified the included features listing for the Zero Trust Contract plan, though the underlying values for users, support, and log retention remained unchanged.

Cloudflare removed the "Workspace security" and "Full-featured SASE" features from its Zero Trust Contract plan, replacing them with a combined "Full-featured SASE or workspace security" feature. The plan also added "Phone, chat, ticket support" and "Logpush to SIEM/cloud storage," while "Professional services" shifted to an add-on.

Cloudflare added a "100% Uptime SLA" feature to its Business plan.