Reasons We Moved From Sucuri to Cloudflare
We at WPBeginner always advise our users to choose the solution that best suits their needs.
We use the same principle in our business, investing in tools and services that meet our needs.
Over the past few years, WPBeginner's needs have outgrown Sucuri. There are several reasons that made senegal telemarketing data us decide to finally switch to Cloudflare.
Here we will explain each of them, so you can see the behind the scenes of how we made this decision.
1. Faster and larger CDN network
Cloudflare is one of the world's largest CDN networks. With servers in 310 cities in over 120 countries, Cloudflare connects directly to over 13,000 networks, including all major ISPs, cloud hosting providers, and enterprise services.
Cloudflare global network
This means that Cloudflare is the closest server to your users' location and often the fastest with the lowest latency.
Simply put, Cloudflare is like a fast lane to the Internet.
At WPBeginner, our users come from all over the world. Moving to Cloudflare has meant reduced latency, faster page loading, and great performance no matter where our users are coming from.
In comparison, Sucuri has a smaller CDN network with servers distributed in strategic locations. It helped speed up website performance, but not as much as Cloudflare, which has more servers around the world.