You pay for Cloudflare and use a fraction of it
The account was set up once, years ago, and nobody has reviewed the rules since.
Cloudflare implementation
Cloudflare set up for your traffic, not left on factory settings
Switching Cloudflare on takes minutes. Configuring it for your application, your users and your risks takes real work. We do that work across four areas: security, access, visibility and speed.
Book your Two-Week DiscoveryWho this is for
You will recognize at least one of these.
An incident showed you what you could not see
Something went wrong and the first sign was a customer complaint, not an alert.
You are preparing for an audit or a security review
You need to show who can reach what, and prove that your pages run only the code you intended.
How we work
Four principles we do not negotiate.
- 01
Security
Firewall rules, protection against traffic floods and bot control, all adjusted to the requests your application really receives. Default rule sets are written for the average website, and yours is not average.
- 02
Access
Identity-based access so each person reaches only the systems they need, and script monitoring so nothing runs on your pages without your knowledge.
- 03
Visibility
Logs, analytics and alerts arranged so your team hears about a problem from a dashboard, not from a customer.
- 04
Speed
Caching and routing rules tuned against your own traffic patterns, measured before and after each change.
Insights
What we have written on this.
Cloudflare · 9 min read
The Cloudflare Signals You Need Wired Up Before Something Breaks
Cloudflare records plenty by default. Whether a person hears about a problem in time depends on choices made in a quiet week, not mid-outage.
Oct 12, 2026 Read
Cloudflare · 9 min read
After the Static Assets: Where Cloudflare Performance Is Actually Won
Default caching handles images, CSS and JavaScript. The larger gains sit in HTML, API responses, cache keys and origin trips that nobody tuned.
Oct 12, 2026 Read
Cloudflare · 9 min read
Managed Rules Know the Internet. Custom Rules Have to Know Your Application.
Cloudflare's managed WAF and DDoS rules stop generic attacks. Logins, APIs, bots and false positives still need rules written from your own traffic.
Oct 12, 2026 Read
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Cloudflare is already active on our site. What is left to do?
Active and configured are two different states. Most accounts run very close to the defaults, which protect against common, generic threats. The distance between those defaults and what your application needs is the work we do.
Does this replace our security or platform team?
No. It gives them a properly configured platform and far better visibility than before. Their job gets easier, not smaller.
We are not on Cloudflare yet. Can you still help?
Yes. Moving your DNS and traffic to Cloudflare becomes the first step of the same project. It is the lowest-risk part, and we complete it before configuring anything else.
Will the changes affect our live traffic?
We introduce new rules in observation mode first, watch how they behave against real requests and only then enforce them. Nothing is switched on blind.
Cloudflare running, but nobody has looked at the settings in years?
Show us the account. We will compare what is configured today with what your traffic and your obligations really require.