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Sucuri vs StackPath

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Sucuri and StackPath.

Quick Verdict

3.7/5

Sucuri

0 reviews

1.0/5

StackPath

0 reviews

Sucuri is rated higher (3.7 vs 1.0). GoDaddy-owned website security platform (founded 2010): cloud WAF, Anycast CDN, DDoS mitigation, and unlimited human malware cleanups. Firewall-only plans from $9.99/mo; security platform plans from $229/yr. Popular with WordPress sites and small businesses. Defunct edge platform. StackPath closed all products and began liquidating assets in June 2024; its CDN line had already ceased in November 2023. Not purchasable.

Sucuri

Sucuri

Website firewall and malware cleanup service

StackPath

Defunct edge platform (closed 2024)

Overview
Rating3.7 (0 reviews)✓1.0 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaiddiscontinued
Starting priceFrom $9.99/moFree tier available
Best forWordPress and small-business site owners who want a cloud firewall plus guaranteed professional malware cleanup from one vendor, and value recovery speed enough to pay for a faster SLA tier.Nobody in 2026 — StackPath was dissolved in June 2024. For the same CDN + WAF + DDoS + edge compute combination, look at Cloudflare, Fastly, or Akamai.
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
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Sucuri

Pros

  • + Unlimited manual malware cleanups by real analysts on every platform plan
  • + WAF, DDoS mitigation (layers 3/4/7), and CDN in one proxy — one DNS change to activate
  • + Clear, published plan economics: SLA times and scan frequencies per tier
  • + Virtual patching covers unpatched CMS installs while you update
  • + 24/7/365 ticket support and a 30-day money-back guarantee

Cons

  • - Best feature (human cleanup) engages after you are already breached
  • - Response SLAs are tier-gated: 30-hour estimate on the entry plan, and it is not an uptime SLA
  • - CDN performance is a convenience layer, not a match for dedicated CDN networks
  • - No free tier; firewall-only plans exclude the cleanup service
  • - GoDaddy ownership adds portfolio-strategy questions for a trust-critical purchase
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StackPath

Pros

  • + Historically bundled CDN, WAF, DDoS, and edge compute under one account
  • + Large final footprint (73 edge locations across 43 metro markets, company's own count)
  • + Edge compute with VMs and containers in the same PoPs as content delivery
  • + Backing from Juniper, Cox, and ABRY gave it enterprise credibility while it lasted

Cons

  • - Company defunct since June 2024 — all products closed, assets liquidated, support switched off
  • - CDN business sold to Akamai in 2023; customers stranded through three platform migrations in five years
  • - Conflicting PoP counts across its own marketing pages (45 / 50+ / 73)
  • - Any pricing or feature list found online is historical, not purchasable
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