Cloudflare expands Logpush, RBAC, and account management to all plans

Cloudflare has expanded access to several previously Enterprise-only features, fulfilling a pledge to make core capabilities available to all customers regardless of plan size. The update focuses on removing feature gates while maintaining scalability through usage-based limits rather than plan restrictions.

Expanded Feature Access

Logpush and Logpush Transformers are now available to Free, Pro, and Business plans via self-service. Logpush delivers logs to third-party storage and security tools, while Transformers allows users to format, filter, and enrich logs without building separate ETL pipelines. Additionally, Custom Dashboards for monitoring specific metrics are now open to all users.

Management tools have also been democratized:

• RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is now available for nearly all Cloudflare products and plans.
• The New Account button allows any user to create additional free accounts for partitioning workloads or teams, with independent billing.
• Organizations, which group accounts for shared configuration and analytics, are in beta for Enterprise and will reach general availability in October, with free tier access rolling out in early 2027.

Increased Limits and Capabilities

Cloudflare significantly raised performance and capacity limits across its platform, benefiting all tiers:

• Workers: Max size increased to 64 MiB (from 10 MB), startup time extended to 1 second (from 400 ms), and subrequests per request raised to 1 million (from 1,000).
• Containers: Limits expanded to 6 TiB of memory and 1,500 vCPU (up from 400 GiB and 100 vCPU), with custom instance sizes now available to all accounts.
• Vectorize: Index capacity increased to 20 million vectors (from 5 million).
• Durable Objects: Idle timeout extended to 15 minutes (previously eligible for eviction after 70–140 seconds).
• Browser Run: Concurrent browser limit raised to 200 (from 30).

Future Roadmap

While the Billable Usage Dashboard is live for non-Enterprise users, Enterprise-specific billing features are expected in 2027. Cloudflare emphasizes that the goal is to provide the same feature set to everyone, differentiating plans only by volume and support levels, not by access to core technology.