Cloudflare announced an update to its pledge to make all features accessible across its customer base. Previously, a two-tier system meant some advanced features were exclusive to Enterprise customers. The company is working to close this gap, making capabilities available to teams of all sizes, from Fortune 100 companies to individuals.
Among the features transitioning from Enterprise-only to all plans are Logpush and Logpush Transformers. Logpush delivers Cloudflare logs to third-party storage, security, and analytics destinations, aiding in traffic monitoring and data analysis. This feature is now available to Free, Pro, and Business customers with self-service, pay-as-you-go pricing. Datasets for Logpush have also expanded to include account-scoped firewall events, WebSocket analytics, and per-zone post-quantum visibility.
Logpush Transformers, which allows flexibility in how logs are formatted, is also becoming generally available to all customers.
This change means that while plan differences may still exist in usage limits, the core functionality of generally available features will be consistent across all tiers. This initiative aims to ensure that every user or team can utilize Cloudflare's capabilities, supporting their organizational needs and contributing to a more accessible internet infrastructure.
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Cloudflare is making more enterprise-tier features available to all customers, including free and pay-as-you-go plans. This change allows smaller businesses and individual users to access advanced capabilities like Logpush and Logpush Transformers, previously restricted to Enterprise accounts. The move aims to democratize access to Cloudflare's full suite of tools, enabling more users to monitor traffic and analyze data.