A Pull Zone connects your website to bunny.net’s global CDN network. When visitors request your content, bunny.net automatically fetches it from your server, caches it at edge locations worldwide, and delivers it from the location closest to each visitor. Once created, the file available at:Documentation Index
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Add Pull Zone
In the bunny.net dashboard, select Add Pull Zone from the + Add sidebar launcher:

Enter Pull Zone name
Enter a name for your Pull Zone. This becomes your CDN hostname — for example, naming it 
If you plan to use a custom hostname (like
mysite creates mysite.b-cdn.net.The name can only contain letters and numbers.
cdn.mysite.com), this default hostname won’t be visible to your users.Select origin type
Choose where bunny.net fetches your original content from:
- Origin URL
- Storage Zone
Enter your website URL (e.g., 
https://mywebsite.com). The CDN fetches content directly from your existing server when a file is first requested.
Host header (optional): The host HTTP header sent to the origin. If left empty, the hostname is automatically extracted from your Origin URL. Only change this if your origin expects a different hostname, such as when using an IP address as the origin.
Choose tier
Select a pricing tier based on your use case:

| Tier | Best For |
|---|---|
| Standard | Small files and websites. Exceptional global latency for high performance solutions like website acceleration and ad delivery. |
| High Volume | Large files and video. Cost-optimized for global high bandwidth solutions using a smaller set of high performance PoPs. |
Select pricing zones
Choose the geographic regions where you want your content served from:

Disabling a region doesn’t block visitors from that area — their requests are
automatically routed to the nearest enabled region.
Complete creation
Click Add Pull Zone to finish. You’ll see setup instructions and integration options for platforms like WordPress.
