CLOUDFLARE has provided a year-long update on its pledge to make enterprise-grade features available to every customer, from individuals to Fortune 100 firms. The company notes that, while an Enterprise tier remains in use for procurement and dedicated support, progress has been made to remove the two-tier gap by bringing GA features to all plans.
Key examples include Logpush and Logpush Transformers, now accessible to Free, Pro and Business customers with self-service pricing, enabling broader log delivery, filtering and enrichment without a separate ETL pipeline. Custom Dashboards are also available to all customers, allowing personalised views of critical metrics.
The update highlights several management and scale features that have been broadened beyond Enterprise. This includes expanded RBAC across products, the introduction of a New Account button for creating additional, independently billed Cloudflare accounts, and the beta-to-GA rollout of Organizations for grouping accounts with shared analytics and configurations. Terraform is now available to all customers to manage infrastructure as code, and Resource Tagging enables widespread use of key-value tags for resources.
Additional features—such as Authentik IdP support, SCIM Audit logging, SCIM 2.0 Group Sync, MCP Server Portals, Network Overview and Unified Routing—have shifted from Enterprise-only to general availability or broader access. Cloudflare also stresses ongoing efforts to avoid new Enterprise-only features, with a roadmap that includes further integration of multi-account management and governance tools across plans.
Overall, Cloudflare presents concrete steps toward a more inclusive platform, while inviting users to explore new options for organising, securing, and scaling their environments across Free, Pro, Business and Enterprise, with enterprise customers guided on provisioning and onboarding as needed.