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Bunny Storage vs Wasabi

SEPT 2026 audit

A comparison of Bunny Storage and Wasabi built from values read directly from each provider's own documentation, with the source recorded against every figure.

Updated 9 criteria comparedSources last checked

The short answer

Choose Bunny Storage if…

Assets served from a CDN, where paying per replicated region buys latency you would otherwise build yourself — and traffic to Bunny's CDN costs nothing.

Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved

Choose Wasabi if…

Anyone who wants one number. Capacity is the only charge — no egress fees, no API request fees — which makes the bill predictable in a way nothing else in this category manages.

Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved

Consider something else if…

  • Bunny Storage: Replication is the price axis, so multi-region storage costs a multiple of single-region rather than a premium, and it is a CDN origin rather than a general-purpose S3 endpoint.
  • Wasabi: The flat rate is $7.99 per terabyte whether you store a gigabyte or a terabyte of it, so small buckets pay for capacity they are not using. Check Wasabi's own terms for minimum storage duration before storing anything short-lived.

3 sourced criteria separate them — see where, with sources, below.

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01.

At a glance.

CriterionBunny StorageWasabi
Pricing
Egress over allowanceFree to Bunny's own CDN, and no API fees or API egress charges. Bunny prices storage by replication rather than by transfer.None. Wasabi charges for capacity only, with no egress or API request fees.
Storage
Storage price$0.01 per GB per month on Standard HDD for up to two regions, then $0.005 per additional region up to nine. Edge SSD is $0.02 per GB per region across up to fifteen. Three regions on Standard is $0.025 per GB.$7.99 per TB per month, flat, with no separate charge for egress or API requests
Operations priceNone. Bunny states no API fees.None. API requests are not charged separately.

Only criteria both providers publish appear here; a tinted cell marks a real difference. Criteria only one of them documents are listed below, and an absence there means we found no source — not that the feature is missing. How we source this.

The small bar above a value is inetGeek's own lean toward that side — computed from the same facts shown, never a number the provider published. See the picker below "The short answer" to weigh only the criteria you care about.

02.

Where they differ.

Egress over allowance

Bunny Storage
Free to Bunny's own CDN, and no API fees or API egress charges. Bunny prices storage by replication rather than by transfer.
Wasabi
None. Wasabi charges for capacity only, with no egress or API request fees.
Sources (2) →
  • Storage — Bunny.net ↗

    “FREE traffic to Bunny CDN No API fees Free API egress”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

  • Pricing — Wasabi ↗

    “No charge for egress or API requests [...] With Wasabi, you pay just one low rate for capacity only. No hidden fees means you can plan your budget to the penny and never go over it, no matter how much you access your data.”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Storage price

Bunny Storage
$0.01 per GB per month on Standard HDD for up to two regions, then $0.005 per additional region up to nine. Edge SSD is $0.02 per GB per region across up to fifteen. Three regions on Standard is $0.025 per GB.
Wasabi
$7.99 per TB per month, flat, with no separate charge for egress or API requests
Sources (2) →
  • Storage — Bunny.net ↗

    “Standard tier HDD $0.01/GB per storage region for up to two regions. $0.005/GB per additional region. Up to 9 regions. Single region $0.01/GB Three regions $0.025/GB Two regions $0.02/GB [...] Edge tier SSD $0.02/GB per storage region. Up to 15 regions.”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

  • Pricing — Wasabi ↗

    “Pay monthly [...] No fees for egress or API requests [...] $7.99 TB/month”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Operations price

Bunny Storage
None. Bunny states no API fees.
Wasabi
None. API requests are not charged separately.
Sources (2) →

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03.

Documented by only one.

These criteria are published by one provider and not the other. An absence here means we have not found a source, not that the feature is missing.

Free tierWasabi: No
Pricing modelBunny Storage: Per region rather than per gigabyte alone: replication is the price axis, so cost scales with how many of Bunny's regions hold a copy. True pay-as-you-go with a $1 monthly minimum and no commitments.
Storage (entry plan)Wasabi: None. Wasabi includes no free storage at any price. Pay-as-you-go carries a minimum monthly charge equal to 1 TB of active storage, so an account storing less than 1 TB is billed for 1 TB — a floor on the bill, not an allowance. Wasabi Cloud NAS has a 10 TB monthly minimum.
RegionsWasabi: 22 storage regions across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, addressed as S3 service URLs
Minimum storage durationWasabi: 90 days on pay-as-you-go. Deleting an object sooner incurs a Timed Deleted Storage charge equal to the storage charge for the remaining days. Objects under 4 KB are billed as 4 KB.
S3-compatible APIWasabi: Supported
04.

Questions this comparison answers.

Egress over allowance: Bunny Storage or Wasabi?

Bunny Storage: Free to Bunny's own CDN, and no API fees or API egress charges. Bunny prices storage by replication rather than by transfer.

Wasabi: None. Wasabi charges for capacity only, with no egress or API request fees.

Should I choose Bunny Storage or Wasabi?

Pick Bunny Storage if Assets served from a CDN, where paying per replicated region buys latency you would otherwise build yourself — and traffic to Bunny's CDN costs nothing.

Pick Wasabi if Anyone who wants one number. Capacity is the only charge — no egress fees, no API request fees — which makes the bill predictable in a way nothing else in this category manages.

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