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What sort of speeds are you seeing now?
anywhere from 6 to 10 seconds to load the homepage.
Are you loading the full thing from Bunny or only assets? Sounds like you've got more optimisation to do on your actual page.
Bunny is the fastest. Can't go wrong with them.
Should take no less than 2 seconds. Something's wrong on your end.
10 seconds to load page.
Holy shit.
Time to first byte or total load time? Assets loading via CDN will have no effect on page speed if you've got a load of JS running in the background slowing the page load down.
Have you considered that maybe the CDN isn't the issue?
Check the http requests and check what takes a long time to load, and also check the http headers to see if the request is or not cached
https://www.cdnperf.com
Deleted the first because it required a deep dove on OP’s side.
If all else fails,
Those HD porn videos can slow down sites quite a bit. Change them to SD for preview, HD when clicked.
which site is this? i would like to conduct a speed test too.
Is your home page cacheable (are you sending the correct Cache-Control headers)? Are you running the entire site through BunnyCDN or just the static assets (images, CSS, JS, etc)? If you're not using BunnyCDN for the site itself, of course you won't see any improvement on HTML pages.
If the home page is cacheable, and is warm in the cache, it should be <80ms with any good CDN.
You should still optimize your origin because cache misses (where BunnyCDN doesn't have the content and has to fill from your origin) will still be slow.
That isn't fast. Try to benchmark each URLs and see which one is taking longest time.
https://www.cdnperf.com/
see if this can help
I don't think 5-10 ms difference between providers on that list will help him speed up his website that takes ~10 seconds to load for now.
Yeah 10 seconds to load is an underlying issue with the op's webapp, unless he could somehow make it all static, wont improve by switching cdn which would help shave a couple of ms, unless op divulge what kind of site he is running we cant help much with this.
10s, any chance you are using Shared Hosting?
If something has to run on the server and the server is slow, a cdn won't help.
Perhaps you can optimize though. Can you cache the page and serve cached requests? If so, it'll take ms.
Hm looks like OP got enough pointers to write a seo friendly /keyword laden/ actionable post for someone. Seems to be the norm for content writers these days. Gone are the days of “Seven ways to do “X”. Wondering… Was it a job on fiverr ??
lol no i was generally asking for myself.
any cdn can be faster or slower from where your site visitors are accessing it. Also, fast/slow can depend on network congestion, and other factors like latency, distance from PoP, and their local ISP peering, etc.
It is your website script or app or lots of contents issue rather than cdn issue , you need to work on that first than getting a new cdn
I added Bunny CDN to several WordPress sites on shared hosting, it helped take a load off the server and the improved performance quite a bit.