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Ranked by how many scanned sites use each. Once we see sites drop Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, where they go next ranks first.
Oracle's enterprise cloud infrastructure, where every account, paid or not, keeps a set of Always Free resources.
Growth is sites that added it minus confirmed removals in the last 90 days.
Reverse-proxy network in more than 335 cities that handles CDN, DNS and DDoS mitigation for sites of every size, from hobby projects up.
Amazon's cloud platform, which in our ranking also absorbs CloudFront, S3, Amplify and Heroku sites.
Hosting platform from the company behind Next.js, where each deployment ships to a CDN.
Hosted ecommerce platform for selling online and in person, with its own POS hardware for physical shops.
Varnish-derived VCL configures this CDN, whose bandwidth is billed per gigabyte at rates set by region.
AWS-native CDN sold in flat-rate bundles with WAF and DNS included, and no transfer fee from AWS origins.
Google's public cloud platform, which can host a site on Cloud Run or Cloud Storage and serve it through Cloud CDN.
Self-run HTTP cache in front of web servers, configured in VCL and split into two projects with separate stewards.
Postgres backend hosting, open source and self-hostable, that sites call from the browser rather than run on.
Managed hosting sold only as part of Webflow site plans, with nothing for the owner to patch or scale.
Git-based web hosting platform for static sites and composable web apps.
Content delivery network sold through a field sales team, from a Nasdaq-listed company that also owns the Linode cloud.
No-cost static hosting tied to GitHub accounts, with a 1 GB site cap and a soft bandwidth ceiling.
Shared web hosting for creators and small brands, sold on promotional multi-year terms.
Object storage that doubles as a static website host, with HTTPS only when a CDN or Amplify is put in front.
German hosting company for dedicated servers and cloud machines.
Usage-billed app hosting that builds from a repo or Docker image, from side projects to HIPAA workloads.
Catch-all row for Microsoft's cloud computing platform, which App Service and Front Door sites also count toward.