Cloudflare migration assessment
Cut your cloud bill. Keep the savings.
Connect Vercel. We read usage, estimate what suitable workloads would cost on Cloudflare, and tell you what should stay put.
Official Vercel integration. Read-only. Uninstall to disconnect.
How it works
Find the Vercel and Netlify workloads that cost too much. Move the ones Cloudflare can run for less. Leave the rest.
01
Find the expensive workloads
Approve the Rankpug integration on Vercel or Netlify. We pull usage and isolate compute, bandwidth, storage, and everything else instead of treating the invoice as one number.
02
Model the Cloudflare replacement
Map only the pieces that have a clear Cloudflare counterpart — Workers, R2, CDN, Queues — and leave the rest alone.
03
Migrate only where the economics make sense
We may recommend leaving some workloads where they are. The goal is a lower bill, not a complete replatform.
Example
What you see after connecting
Sample numbers for a Vercel team. Yours come from the integration, not from filling in a form.
| Workload | Current spend | Addressable | Estimated savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compute / serverless | $2,310 | $1,848 | $1,201 |
| Object storage | $420 | $378 | $227 |
| CDN / bandwidth | $1,050 | $998 | $786 |
| Database | $210 | $74 | $29 |
| Queues / background jobs | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Other | $210 | $21 | $4 |
| Total | $4,200 | $3,318 | $2,247 |
Common migration targets
These are the mappings we see most often. They are starting points, not a promise that every service should move.
- Vercel Functions / Fluid→Workers
- Next.js on Vercel→Workers
- Vercel Blob→R2
- Netlify Functions→Workers
- Netlify / Vercel bandwidth→Cloudflare CDN
- S3→R2
- CloudFront→Cloudflare CDN
- Lambda→Workers
Some workloads should remain where they are. Large databases, private networking, and tightly coupled platform services often stay put because the migration cost exceeds the savings.
We make money when we save you money.
For qualified migrations, pricing can be based on a share of verified first-year savings. We do not quote a percentage until we have reviewed the architecture and confirmed what is actually worth moving.