What Is BunnyCDN?
HostingBunny.net (BunnyCDN) is a Slovenian CDN and edge-storage provider popular for its low prices, simple pricing and good performance, with pull zones, Bunny Storage, Bunny Stream video hosting and an image optimiser. It is common on WordPress sites (via the Bunny plugin), media sites and European projects.
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Why BunnyCDN Matters
Hosting choices affect latency, TLS behaviour, edge caching, log availability, and compliance posture. Whether you're benchmarking BunnyCDN against a competitor's infra, diagnosing a latency problem, or documenting third-party providers for a security review, detecting BunnyCDN from response headers and CDN markers is faster than asking anyone. We've fingerprinted BunnyCDN on 9 live sites in our database, so the answers here are grounded in real scan data — not marketing copy.
Does BunnyCDN Mean a Site Was Built With AI?
BunnyCDN says nothing about AI involvement.
A content delivery network is an infrastructure decision. Human teams and AI coding tools deploy to the same providers, so the scanner records BunnyCDN as stack context only and it does not move the AI Influence Score in either direction.
How this feeds the score: builder fingerprints, bundle artifacts and AI-tool traces are weighed separately from stack context like frameworks, libraries and hosting. The full breakdown is on How scores work.
How Websites Using BunnyCDN Work
- Assets on `*.b-cdn.net` pull-zone hostnames or custom CDN domains
- `Server: BunnyCDN-…` and `CDN-PullZone` headers
- Bunny Optimizer for on-the-fly image resizing
- A CDN choice; neutral on authorship
Best Practices When Working With BunnyCDN
Based on patterns in our scan dataset and the detection evidence tiers.
- →Start by running a BunnyCDN detection scan on any URL you're evaluating — the 80+ signal engine returns a confidence score plus the exact markers it matched, which beats reading view-source by hand.
- →Cross-check the result against the full detection evidence in /how-scores-work — confidence tiers tell you whether a match is strong (headers + scripts) or circumstantial (a single HTML pattern).
- →When the hosting signal is BunnyCDN, check the companion framework and CDN detections — hosting choices strongly bias which frameworks teams end up running.
How we detect BunnyCDN — see our methodology: AI Influence Score calculation, evidence tiers, and fingerprint signal types.
How Our Detector Identifies BunnyCDN
Our scanner analyzes multiple layers of a website's technical fingerprint to detect BunnyCDN usage.
- Assets loaded from CDN or domain patterns "b-cdn.net", "bunnycdn.net" (high-confidence tier)
- HTTP response headers: server containing "BunnyCDN" (high-confidence tier)
- Signal weights for BunnyCDN: 90 points per high-tier match, 60 per medium, 30 per low — a site needs 60+ points before BunnyCDN is reported.
Websites Built With BunnyCDN
Real sites detected by our scanner
What BunnyCDN Sites Usually Run Alongside
Technologies detected on the same domains as BunnyCDN in our most recent scans. Counts are unique domains, not page views.
Frequently Asked Questions About BunnyCDN
What is BunnyCDN?+
Bunny.net (BunnyCDN) is a Slovenian CDN and edge-storage provider popular for its low prices, simple pricing and good performance, with pull zones, Bunny Storage, Bunny Stream video hosting and an image optimiser. It is common on WordPress sites (via the Bunny plugin), media sites and European projects.
Does BunnyCDN mean a website was built with AI?+
BunnyCDN says nothing about AI involvement. A content delivery network is an infrastructure decision. Human teams and AI coding tools deploy to the same providers, so the scanner records BunnyCDN as stack context only and it does not move the AI Influence Score in either direction.
Why does BunnyCDN matter?+
Hosting choices affect latency, TLS behaviour, edge caching, log availability, and compliance posture. Whether you're benchmarking BunnyCDN against a competitor's infra, diagnosing a latency problem, or documenting third-party providers for a security review, detecting BunnyCDN from response headers and CDN markers is faster than asking anyone. We've fingerprinted BunnyCDN on 9 live sites in our database, so the answers here are grounded in real scan data — not marketing copy.
How do we detect BunnyCDN?+
Our scanner checks for these signals: Assets loaded from CDN or domain patterns "b-cdn.net", "bunnycdn.net" (high-confidence tier); HTTP response headers: server containing "BunnyCDN" (high-confidence tier); Signal weights for BunnyCDN: 90 points per high-tier match, 60 per medium, 30 per low — a site needs 60+ points before BunnyCDN is reported.. Each match contributes to a confidence score, and the full evidence tiers are documented at /how-scores-work.
How many websites using BunnyCDN are in the database?+
We've fingerprinted 9+ live sites built with BunnyCDN across our scan dataset. The list refreshes as new scans come in.
What are the typical characteristics of a BunnyCDN website?+
Assets on `*.b-cdn.net` pull-zone hostnames or custom CDN domains. `Server: BunnyCDN-…` and `CDN-PullZone` headers. Bunny Optimizer for on-the-fly image resizing. A CDN choice; neutral on authorship
Related Tools & Technologies
Other hosting and deployment we detect
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You now know what BunnyCDN is, why it matters, how to spot it, and where the detection signals come from. The next step is using that knowledge on a real URL — yours, a competitor's, or a prospect's.