Alternatives to Bunny Storage
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Bunny Storage
Single-region storage with free API operations and API egress.
$1.00 / month
Standard HDD · one region
Official pricing · Checked 2026-10-05
Cost breakdown and exclusions
- Monthly subscription: $0
- Stored data: $1.00
- Direct API usage only. Public content distribution through Bunny CDN has separate charges. $1 monthly minimum.
- Public CDN delivery and additional replication regions.
What this comparison covers
Standard hot storage in one region, direct API downloads without a separate CDN. No replication, archival retrieval, acceleration or special operation classes. GB are decimal. Bunny is suitable for API access; public CDN distribution has separate fees.
Evaluating 3 products from 3 published in this category. USD monthly equivalents, before tax. Features and service compatibility need separate evaluation.
- Average stored data
- 100 GB-month
- Data downloaded
- 500 GB / month
- Write and list operations
- 100,000 operations / month
- Read operations
- 1,000,000 operations / month
2 alternatives in this comparison
Cloudflare R2
S3-compatible object storage without direct egress charges.
$1.35 / month
$0.35 more per month
- Standard: $1.35/month at reference usage.
- Billable storage and operation units round up. Free allowances are shared across the account.
- Infrequent Access, migration services, connected Workers and other metered services.
Official source · Checked 2026-10-05
Compare with Bunny Storage →Backblaze B2
Hot object storage with free egress up to three times storage.
$2.63 / month
$1.63 more per month
- Pay as you go: $2.63/month at reference usage.
- First 10 GB free. Class A, B and C API calls are free on current pay-as-you-go pricing.
- Class D transactions, premium support and special partner egress discounts.
Official source · Checked 2026-10-05
Compare with Bunny Storage →Questions before you decide
Are these drop-in replacements for Bunny Storage?
No compatibility is implied by sharing the Object storage category. Check the selected plans, workload assumptions, API compatibility and required features before switching.