Cloudflare vs GitHub
What each one’s own pages state, side by side. Every value is a quote AirStack found on that product’s pages; “Not observed” means AirStack has not found it on that product’s pages.
| Cloudflare | GitHub | |
|---|---|---|
| What it says it does | One platform for your apps, agents, and workforce. cloudflare.com | Repository hosting, code review, and collaboration github.com |
| Starting at | $7 Pay-as-you-go · per user / month free plan listed | $ 4 USD Team · per user / month free plan listed |
| Integrations | Git, GitHub Actions, VS Code cloudflare.com | AWS, Azure, Google Cloud github.com |
| Compliance | ISO 27001, SOC 2 cloudflare.com | SOC 2 github.com |
| Free plan | Yes cloudflare.com | Yes github.com |
| Plans | Free, Pro, Business, Contract, Pay-as-you-go, Enterprise plans, Individual plans, Small business plans cloudflare.com | Enterprise, Free, Team github.com |
| Pricing basis | Not observed | per user / month github.com |
| Customers (their claim) | Cloudflare powers 45% of the Fortune 500 cloudflare.com | Used by more than 90% of the Fortune 100 github.com |
Where they differ
- Cloudflare claims ISO 27001 on its own pages; GitHub’s pages read by AirStack do not mention it.
Prices are list prices as written on each pricing page; check them before you buy. Nothing here is a ranking or a recommendation.