Infrastructure and developer tools
European content delivery networks (CDN)
Faster page loads served from European edge nodes
Replaces: Cloudflare · Google Fonts
A content delivery network copies your static files to servers spread across many locations and serves each visitor from a nearby one. That cuts latency, absorbs traffic spikes and takes load off your origin server. Modern CDNs also handle image resizing, compression, cache rules and TLS termination, which makes them a standard layer in front of websites, media libraries and software downloads.
Every request from your visitors passes through the CDN, including their IP addresses and the pages they open, so the operator's jurisdiction matters. Bunny CDN, KeyCDN and Myra CDN are European providers in this list. If you want a European alternative to a US content delivery network, look at where log data is stored and how long it is kept before you move your DNS.
European options
| service | Country | Hosting | Open source | Free plan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | EU controlled | |||
| — | — | EU controlled | |||
| Self-hosting Google Fonts | Self-hosted | ✓ | — |
OVHcloud CDN
Content delivery network from French provider OVHcloud
OVHcloud CDN is the content delivery network of the French cloud provider OVHcloud. It caches the static parts of your website on servers spread across the network, so images, stylesheets and scripts are delivered from a location near the visitor instead of from your origin server every time.
Self-hosted and open source
Open source projects you can run yourself. Not necessarily made in Europe, but nobody else holds your data.
Services without verified European control
Kept here for transparency, but excluded from the European options and totals. How we classify services →
Bunny CDN
Global content delivery from a Slovenian operator
KeyCDN
Content delivery network from Switzerland
BlazingCDN
Content delivery network operated by a Polish company
Myra CDN
German content delivery network with DDoS protection
Leaseweb CDN
Content delivery network from the Netherlands
Bunny Fonts
A hosted alternative to Google Fonts