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Cloudflare Workers pricing

Cloudflare Workers has 2 plans, with base fees from $0 to $5 a month. Prices were checked against Cloudflare Workers's pricing page on 22 October 2026.

Category: Edge proxy. Source: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/pricing/.

Plans

PlanBase feeIncludes
Free$0/mo3 Requests (100,000 a day), 30,000 KV writes (1,000 a day), 3,000,000 KV reads (100,000 a day), Commercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Serverless or edge functions (e.g. an API proxy), Key-value store (e.g. rate-limit counters)
Workers Paid$5/mo10 Requests (per million over 10 million), 1,000,000 KV writes (per million over 1 million), 10,000,000 KV reads (per million over 10 million), Commercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Serverless or edge functions (e.g. an API proxy), Key-value store (e.g. rate-limit counters)

Cloudflare Workers cost as you grow

Monthly cost for a typical B2B SaaS app, from the cost engine.

UsersPlanMonthly cost
1,000 usersFree$0/mo
10,000 usersWorkers Paid$5/mo
50,000 usersWorkers Paid$9.50/mo
100,000 usersWorkers Paid$17/mo

Lock-in

Low to medium: a small proxy ports easily, but KV and Durable Objects are Cloudflare-specific.

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Packages: wrangler. Environment variables: CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID. Quickstart.

Everything Cloudflare Developer Platform sells

ProductFree tierLowest paid price
Workers100,000 requests/day, 10 ms CPU per invocationWorkers Paid $5/mo: 10M requests and 30M CPU-ms included, then $0.30 per 1M requests and $0.02 per 1M CPU-ms
Workers KV100,000 reads and 1,000 writes per dayPaid: 10M reads/mo then $0.50 per 1M; 1M writes then $5 per 1M
Workers Logs200,000 log events/day, 3-day retentionPaid: 20M events/mo then $0.60 per 1M
R2 object storage10 GB-month, 1M writes and 10M reads a month$0.015 per GB-month
Cloudflare Stream—$5 per 1,000 minutes stored

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