FlareStart
HomeNewsHow ToSources
FlareStart

Where developers start their day. All the tech news & tutorials that matter, in one place.

Quick Links

  • Home
  • News
  • Tutorials
  • Sources
  • Privacy Policy

Connect

© 2026 FlareStart. All rights reserved.

Back to articles
Cloudflare Workers Has a Free Tier — 100K Requests/Day at the Edge With KV, R2, and D1
NewsWeb Development

Cloudflare Workers Has a Free Tier — 100K Requests/Day at the Edge With KV, R2, and D1

via Dev.to WebdevAlex Spinov2h ago

A developer in our Discord ran into a classic problem: their API needed to serve users in 40+ countries, but their single-region server meant 200-400ms latency for most of the world. They didn't want to manage multi-region infrastructure. Cloudflare Workers solved it. Code runs at 300+ edge locations worldwide. First request from Tokyo? 15ms. São Paulo? 20ms. The free tier handles 100,000 requests per day. What You Get Free No credit card. The free tier is production-ready: 100,000 requests/day — resets at midnight UTC 10ms CPU time per invocation — enough for most API logic Workers KV — 100K reads/day, 1K writes/day, 1GB storage R2 — 10GB storage, 10M reads/month, 1M writes/month (S3-compatible) D1 — 5M rows read/day, 100K rows written/day, 5GB storage (SQLite at edge) Durable Objects — 400K requests/month (stateful edge computing) Queues — 1M operations/month 300+ edge locations — your code runs everywhere Custom domains — route Workers to any domain on Cloudflare Quick Start # Insta

Continue reading on Dev.to Webdev

Opens in a new tab

Read Full Article
0 views

Related Articles

Rivian gets another $1B from Volkswagen
News

Rivian gets another $1B from Volkswagen

TechCrunch • 25m ago

Firefox & Gtk Emoji picker
News

Firefox & Gtk Emoji picker

Lobsters • 41m ago

News

Uses for nested promises

Lobsters • 47m ago

Yes, you need a smart bird feeder in your life - and this one's on sale
News

Yes, you need a smart bird feeder in your life - and this one's on sale

ZDNet • 1h ago

Apple pulls the plug on its high-priced, oft-neglected Mac Pro desktop
News

Apple pulls the plug on its high-priced, oft-neglected Mac Pro desktop

Ars Technica • 1h ago

Discover More Articles