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Bunny Storage vs Gcore

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Bunny Storage and Gcore.

Quick Verdict

4.1/5

Bunny Storage

0 reviews

3.8/5

Gcore

0 reviews

Bunny Storage is rated higher (4.1 vs 3.8). Bunny Storage is a geo-distributed object storage service across 15 regions with integrated Bunny CDN delivery, automatic replication, and an S3-compatible API (public preview). From $0.01/GB per region with free delivery into Bunny CDN and no request fees. Gcore is a Luxembourg-based CDN and cloud provider with 210+ PoPs and strong coverage in CIS, Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa.

Bunny Storage

Bunny Storage

Global edge storage with sub-100ms latency and 99.99% uptime

Gcore

Gcore

Global CDN with 210+ PoPs, strong CIS and emerging-market coverage

Overview
Rating4.1 (0 reviews)✓3.8 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelusage-basedpay-as-you-go
Starting priceFrom $1/moFree tier available✓
Best forContent platforms, media, SaaS assets, and software distribution where files exist to be downloaded through a CDN at the lowest delivery costApplications whose audience spans CIS, Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa, and EU buyers wanting a Luxembourg legal base with predictable per-GB CDN pricing and a real free tier.
Features
IPv6✓
DDoS protection✓
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Tags
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Bunny Storage

Pros

  • + Free delivery into Bunny CDN, free API egress, and zero request fees — the opposite of hyperscaler billing
  • + Simple pricing: $0.01/GB per region Standard (HDD), $0.02/GB Edge (SSD), $1 monthly minimum
  • + 15 storage regions with automatic replication and region failover; 99.99% availability SLA
  • + S3-compatible API (rclone, presigned URLs, SHA256 checksums) plus HTTP API, FTP/SFTP, and web file manager
  • + One-click integration as origin for Bunny pull zones, with Perma-Cache for permanent edge storage

Cons

  • - S3 compatibility is in public preview and must be enabled per zone at creation — not a finished S3 platform
  • - No cold/archive tier: backup-style retention pays full Standard or Edge rates
  • - Edge SSD tier's primary region is Frankfurt only; Standard zones can be created in any region
  • - Free egress is scoped to Bunny CDN — neutral multi-cloud storage architectures will feel constrained
  • - Unverified claim in the old listing: object versioning and CORS specifics were not documented on reviewed pages
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Gcore

Pros

  • + First 1 TB of CDN traffic free every month on the full 210+ PoP network, no card required
  • + Published progressive per-GB pricing; overage rates cut ~66% versus the old Free tier
  • + Strong CIS, Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa coverage where US rivals are thinner
  • + Free SSL and basic L3/L4 DDoS included in every plan, not sold as add-ons
  • + Cash-flow-positive company with reported ~$140M revenue — less pricing-risk than burn-rate challengers

Cons

  • - Smaller ecosystem and fewer third-party integrations than Cloudflare
  • - WAF is a separate product with a basic self-serve tier; bot and API security are Enterprise
  • - Stale pricing pages and inconsistent SLA figures (99% vs 99.9%) across channels
  • - Brand less known in Western markets; more support-ticket-driven buying
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