Normally a site’s DNS and CDN live in our accounts. If you prefer, connect your own Cloudflare or Bunny.net account and choose it when you add a site: the zone, DNS and settings then live in your account, under your control.
💡 Your keys stay private
Keys are checked, stored encrypted and never shown again. We never see your Cloudflare password.
What’s in this guide
Connecting an account
Go to Own CDN & DNS in the menu.
- Cloudflare: in Cloudflare open My Profile → API Tokens → Create Token → Create Custom Token, give it the permissions the page lists, with Zone Resources “All zones”, and paste it in. We test every permission for real before saving.
- Bunny.net: in Bunny.net open Account settings → API, copy the account API key and paste it in. Bunny.net bills you for the traffic of the sites you put there.
You can connect several accounts of each provider and give each one your own name.
Using it for a site
When you add a site, pick your connection under “Where should this site’s CDN and DNS live?”. A domain already in your Cloudflare account keeps its nameservers.
Changing keys or disconnecting
Replace a key with a new one of the same account at any time. To disconnect, first move the sites that use it back to our CDN (site page → Information → Move DNS & CDN) or delete them; disconnecting deletes only the stored key and changes nothing in your account.