Updates on our pledge to make Cloudflare features accessible to everyone

Cloudflare reports progress toward making its platform’s capabilities available across Free, pay-as-you-go, and Enterprise plans, with plan differences increasingly based on usage limits rather than feature access. Newly expanded offerings include Logpush, Logpush Transformers, Custom Dashboards, broader role-based access control, Terraform support, resource tagging, network-management tools, identity and SCIM features, and MCP Server Portals. Customers can now create multiple accounts to separate teams, projects, and billing, while Enterprise customers can use Organizations, currently in beta and scheduled for general availability in October, to centrally manage accounts, analytics, auditing, and shared security configurations; free-account support is planned for early 2027. Cloudflare describes using this multi-account model internally, combining team autonomy with organization-wide security oversight and Terraform-based configuration management. The company also introduced billing visibility and budget alerts for non-Enterprise users, is testing hard spending caps for late 2026, and has substantially raised limits across products including Workers, Containers, Workflows, Browser Run, Vectorize, Pages, Durable Objects, and security tools. It says new Enterprise-only features will generally no longer be introduced, aside from specialized exceptions such as government-focused offerings.

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