Bunny.net runs a global network in 119 locations that serves 1.5 million websites. At the core sits Bunny DNS, a smart routing engine that analyzes every query and directs traffic to the fastest edge. Four years ago, the company turned its internal system into a public product—adding latency-based routing, health checks and even JavaScript rules—then priced it affordably with a free tier. Today it powers over 300,000 domains and handles nearly 200 billion queries each month. Now Bunny.net has dropped all DNS query fees. You get free DNS hosting for up to 500 domains, no per-request charges, no query caps, and full access to smart records and health monitoring. There’s still a $1 monthly minimum on your account, but DNS itself adds nothing extra. Migrating is simpler too: automatic zone scanning recreates your records in seconds, or you can import a BIND file. From there, 1-Click Acceleration spins up a pull-zone CDN, and 1-Click Security (Bunny Shield) filters attacks at the edge. Under the hood, Bunny DNS now speaks IPv6 out of the box and supports DNSSEC with NSEC Black Lies, so you get validation without revealing your entire zone. It also handles modern record types—HTTPS, SVCB, TLSA and CDS/CDNSKEY—so you can hint at connection preferences, lock down certificates via DANE or automate key rotations. By making DNS free and deeply integrated with its CDN and security layers, Bunny.net wants you to move faster, worry less about billing spikes, and build more resilient applications.