
Cloudflare
cloudflare.com/
Cloudflare's homepage pitches a serverless compute platform — Workers, R2 storage, D1 databases, Workers AI — deployable across "330+ data centers" with, in its words, "zero cold starts" and "infinite scalability," attributing the speed to running code in V8 isolates rather than containers. Instead of a features list, the page is organized into five labeled categories — Compute, Storage, AI, Media, Network — each linking straight to its own product page. It skips testimonials and logo walls entirely in favor of a three-step CLI-based getting-started block, treating documentation and a Discord link as its main trust signals rather than customer quotes or case studies.
- Category
- Security
- Style
- LightColorful
- Stack
- AstroTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- FT Kunst Grotesk
- Palette
- Meta title
- Cloudflare: Build for the agent era
- Sections
- 9
- Updated
Cloudflare's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Cloudflare's live page — useful references for security landing page design.
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More careers pagesCloudflare design review: how the homepage is built
The page runs from a navigation bar to a full-width orange hero, a "Region: Earth" globe section, a customer logo and quote block, a split comparison, a plan table, a feature grid, a second orange banner and a footer link directory. The desktop capture is 7033 pixels tall. Colour is dominated by "#ff5e1f" orange on the two banners and one panel, with a "#feb597" tint in the globe, and white elsewhere. Headings use FT Kunst Grotesk. Distinctive for a security vendor, orange blocks bracket a mostly white page and pricing appears on the homepage.
Above the fold
A white bar holds the logo, centered "Products", "Solutions", "Resources" and "Pricing", plus "Login" and "Contact sales" at right. Below, a rounded orange panel carries a pill reading "Connect 2026 · The Agentic Conference of the Year · Oct 19-21 · Register", the centered headline "Everything we learned from powering 20% of the Internet—yours by default", a two-line subhead and one white pill button, "Start building for free".
Globe, scale claims and customer proof
A dotted globe sits under "Region: Earth", followed by three bordered cells, "Run everywhere", "Run anywhere" and "Run at massive scale". "Cloudflare powers 45% of the Fortune 500" introduces a tab row of nine logos beginning with "Shopify", above a quote block credited to "Duncan Davidson". "And thousands more…" leads into a row of larger logos such as Stripe and Wix.
Comparison, pricing and feature grid
Under "Why choose Cloudflare", a split panel sets "Fighting infra with \"cloud\"", a scatter of grey incident notes, against a solid orange "Shipping with Cloudflare" half. "Pay only when your code runs" opens a four-column price table: "Free" at "$0", "Pro" at "$20", "Business" at "$200" and "Contract" at "Custom", each with chips and a plan button. "Tailored to your team" adds a grid with one orange cell.
Closing section and footer
A full-width orange banner repeats the opening: "Build without boundaries", a line ending "no credit card required", a white "Start building for free" pill and a translucent "View docs" pill. A scrolling strip at its base lists short claims. The footer is a text directory in two rows of groups, from "Getting started" to "Developers", ending with "© 2026 Cloudflare, Inc." and legal links.
On mobile
At 390px the page is 9911 pixels tall. The navigation reduces to the logo, "Login", a search icon and a menu icon, and the headline wraps to four lines above a full-width button. The three feature cells stack. Plan cards stack in one column under a "Network & CDN" dropdown, and the grid cells stack. Closing buttons become full-width rows.
Worth borrowing
- Bracketing a white page with two full-width orange panels, the hero and the closing banner, gives the single accent colour a clear start and end.
- Showing a four-tier price table with "$0", "$20" and "$200" on the homepage lets visitors size up cost without leaving.
- Pairing a grey scatter of incident notes with a solid orange half dramatizes before and after in one split panel.





