Enterprise Cloudflare CDN: 2x Faster Loading
Your one-click solution to faster speed and better
security globally, no matter where your visitors are
from. Free Enterprise Cloudflare CDN for all Rapyd Cloud users!
Global Content
Delivery, Simplified
Edge Network Infrastructure
Reduce latency with 300+ distributed servers all around the world.
Intelligent Caching
Automatically cache static and dynamic content and ensure faster delivery from the closest server to your visitor.
Image Optimization
Improve media loading time, automatic image compression, and conversion to optimized formats like WebP.
Enhanced Security
Your first line of defense with advanced DDoS protection, real-time threat monitoring, and encrypted TLS/SSL connections.
Seamless Integration
Activate Cloudflare CDN with just one click. No extra setup, configuration, or plugins needed!
Customizable Rule Set Manager
Define caching, redirection, and optimization rules tailored to your site’s needs.
Comprehensive Analytics
Take data-driven website optimization decisions with actionable insights from analytics.
Ready to Accelerate Your
WordPress Site with Enterprise Cloudflare CDN?
Say goodbye to sluggish load times once and for all. Offer your visitors rapid
performance and enhanced security, no matter where they are from.
Faster WordPress
Site, Globally
Easiest CDN Activation, Ever
What Rapyd Customers are saying
Frequently Asked Questions
Powered by Enterprise Cloudflare CDN, your website is served from a global anycast network ensuring fast load times for visitors anywhere in the world. Every plan includes a free SSL certificate for secure, encrypted connections.
Cloudflare CDN caches both static and dynamic content and serves from edge servers to reduce latency.
Cloudflare CDN is built for Rapyd Cloud users and allows one-click activation without any manual configurations.
Yes, Cloudflare CDN optimizes images by compressing and converting them into modern image formats like WebP.
Yes, Cloudflare CDN is free for all Rapyd Cloud users, no matter which plan you are using.
