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Cloudflare Workers Reviews

The community submitted 41 reviews to tell us what they like about Cloudflare Workers, what Cloudflare Workers can do better, and more.

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Reviewers mostly praise Cloudflare Workers for edge delivery that feels fast and simple to run: instant or easy deploys, low-latency global APIs, no infrastructure to manage, and no cold starts. Makers of products like Ollang DX, Triqai, and Saturn say it works especially well for lightweight endpoints, MCP servers, and distributed data APIs, with related tools like R2, KV, D1, Durable Objects, Queues, and Cron helping teams start quickly and scale.

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used Cloudflare Workers to build Velvet

•2 reviews

We're power users of Cloudflare infrastructure. We use workers, queue, kv, hyperdrive, and the workers analytics engine. We especially appreciate how compute time is calculated, which is a game changer with our scaling requirements. The product team is willing to jump on a call and enable features when we need them. Thank you!

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scalability (4)

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used Cloudflare Workers to build Lamatic.ai

•21 reviews

At Lamatic, we rely on Cloudflare Workers to power our serverless functions at the edge. The performance boost and scalability are unbeatable, letting us run code closer to our users for faster, more efficient experiences. With Cloudflare’s security and global network, we get unmatched reliability, enabling us to deliver seamless service across the globe. Thank you, Cloudflare Workers, for helping us deliver speed, security, and scalability every step of the way! 🌍🚀

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reliability (2)scalability (4)security (1)edge computing (1)serverless functions (2)global network (1)

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8 views1yr ago

used Cloudflare Workers to build Layercode CLI

•3 reviews

Latency is everything when building voice AI. From day one, We chose to build our entire platform on top of Cloudflare. The global nature of Cloudflare’s network ensures minimal latency to every user, wherever they are. We chose Cloudflare Workers to power the core of our voice AI pipelines. This ensures our users experience zero cold starts and reliable performance when handling voice data. In addition, Durable Objects and DO SQL provides the consistent execution and storage environment required for our hosted voice AI agents and many internal features.

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15 views7mo ago

used Cloudflare Workers to build Olive

•3 reviews

We use Cloudflare Workers for Platforms & Containers to run AI generated code in secure, isolated environments while still giving us flexibility to handle authentication, permissioning, and audit logging for our customers.

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3 views11mo ago

used Cloudflare Workers to build ittybit

•5 reviews

Workers are incredible. They enable some unique architectural decisions that just aren’t possible with any other product, and that allows us to ship some key user-friendly features without paying a huge latency penalty.

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3 views11mo ago

Canopy API

•2 reviews

Overall the product offers an incredible developer experience, and solved many of my issues with caching at the edge due to it's robust caching solutions.

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developer experience (1)robust caching solutions (1)

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1 view3yr ago

used Cloudflare Workers to build Pop instead of DigitalOcean, Google Cloud Platform, and others

•4 reviews

Workers & all the associated products answer a bunch of difficult questions with "well we'll just start with XYZ on cloudflare & see how it goes" and so far it's gone pretty good! It's a good balance between ease of getting started & the right abstractions to build something complex & scale.