The start it was a great service and… The start it was a great service and paid for a year well now my domain is expired and i've been trying to last few months to pay but keep getting errors then when i go into my billing to add new payment it just says "Your account is undergoing maintenance as part of our billing system upgrade. You may experience difficulties in updating your payment method or managing your subscriptions for the next 24 hours. Please try again later." right now my domain is expired and offline with all my services and still can not make a payment, made a ticket but who knows if they will help.

This company just stalls legitimate… This company just stalls legitimate internet users blocking sites when it sees fit. All I want to do is order some dinner but "Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access just-eat.co.uk" I am not an attacker, I am a genuine customer.

Cloudflare sells domains but doesn't… Cloudflare sells domains but doesn't allow you to change the name servers after you buy them. This isn't some additional feature that companies can upcharge for, this is what you pay for when you register a domain. It's fundamental. It would be like signing up for web hosting but not being able to change the files on the server, or buying a television but the television only playing an hour of pre-recorded video.

I'm very satisfied with all the… I'm very satisfied with all the services they provide. I run all my domains on Cloudflare for years and never had issues. The 4 starts is only for the old user interface, example on R2 service there are some minor frontend issues. But overall all protection, rate limit handling is flawlessly run by them.

My SOP part number 2 My SOP part number 2? Setting up Cloudflare. If it's .com, it probably goes to number 1 in the process of creating a website. I've achieved ~98% cache ratio every month here (Pro version, yes), which is amazing. For the people complaining about this "hosting company", since when is Cloudflare a hosting company? Your site stopped working after moving to Cloudflare? Well, it's the fastest DNS I've worked with, but still, it needs propagation. Or a professional to do what you don't know. Cat abuse? I don't agree with that practice, but if they take a stance on every situation like that, they would be playing god pretty fast. TL;DR: Cloudflare gives you better security, if you know what you're doing (and 20/25$ for the pro version compared to the competition is nothing, with only BunnyCDN offering better prices, but I would rather use Cloudflare any day) you can pretty much cache all your site on their servers, (...). Just use it. And if you don't know how to "make it work" properly, just hire a professional as that takes less than 1h to configure.