Logpush, which allows real-time log delivery to external systems, is now
One year after announcing a commitment to eliminate two-tier product access, Cloudflare has broadened availability of key features like Logpush and multi-account controls to all customers, regardless of plan. The initiative, led by CTO Dane Knecht, aims to ensure that every Cloudflare offering is accessible without requiring an Enterprise subscription. This shift responds to feedback that advanced tools should not be gated behind procurement barriers such as invoices or custom contracts. How Cloudflare Is Removing Access Barriers Initially, Cloudflare introduced its Enterprise tier to serve larger clients needing flexible billing, tailored agreements, and dedicated support—options beyond standard credit card payments. While these met legitimate business needs, they inadvertently created a divide where powerful features remained exclusive to paying Enterprise users. Over the past year, Cloudflare has worked to decouple feature availability from contract type, enabling self-serve customers to access tools previously restricted.
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Google Adds Pixel 9 Series to Certified Refurbished StoreLogpush, which allows real-time log delivery to external systems, is now available across all tiers, as are multi-account management capabilities. The company states this change reflects its belief that security and performance tools should be universally accessible. What Does This Mean for Smaller Businesses and Developers? By opening up features like Logpush and multi-account controls, Cloudflare empowers smaller organizations and individual developers to implement advanced monitoring and infrastructure management without upgrading to Enterprise. This move supports greater operational visibility and automation for users who rely on programmatic access and integrations. Cloudflare emphasizes that core functionality will no longer depend on negotiation or invoicing, aligning with its mission to help build a better Internet. The company notes that usage-based pricing and self-serve options remain intact, ensuring flexibility without sacrificing access. Frequently Asked Questions Will existing Enterprise customers lose any benefits?
No, Enterprise customers retain all current advantages, including dedicated support, custom SLAs, and tailored contracts. The change only expands access to features for non-Enterprise users, not reduces offerings for existing Enterprise clients. Is Logpush now free for all Cloudflare users? Logpush is available across all tiers, but usage may incur costs based on data volume transferred, consistent with Cloudflare’s standard pricing model. Access to the feature itself is no longer restricted by plan level. How does this affect multi-account management? Multi-account controls, which let users oversee multiple Cloudflare accounts from a single dashboard, are now accessible to all customers. This enables easier administration for freelancers, agencies, and growing teams without requiring an Enterprise agreement.