Cloudflare opens Logpush and Logpush Transformers to all plans

Cloudflare says it has opened Logpush to Free, Pro and Business customers through self-service, pay-as-you-go pricing and is making Logpush Transformers generally available to all customers. The update broadens access beyond Enterprise, but also includes account-management features still in beta and billing controls still in development. Cloudflare announcement

What changes for logging

Logpush delivers Cloudflare logs to storage, security and analytics destinations. Availability on the Free plan does not mean free log delivery: the expanded access uses pay-as-you-go pricing.

According to Cloudflare, Transformers lets customers use SQL to filter records, redact sensitive information, enrich events and reformat logs before delivery. Custom Dashboards, which provides personalized views of metrics, is also available to all customers. Logging details

For engineers, the useful distinction is where transformation happens: before logs reach their destination. Filtering could reduce downstream ingestion volume, while redaction can remove sensitive fields before delivery. Teams should still check that their transformation rules preserve the information needed for incident investigation.

Separate accounts and Organizations have different availability

Cloudflare’s New Account button creates additional free accounts with independent billing. The company recommends that Enterprise customers request new accounts through their account teams for now, so they can reuse existing agreements and subscriptions.

In the announcement, Organizations—a layer for grouping accounts under shared analytics and configuration—is in beta for Enterprise customers. Cloudflare lists October as its general-availability target and early 2027 for rollout to free accounts. Account-management details

Independent billing is not the same as centralized management. Teams can use separate accounts to divide spending across cost centers, but free-account users should not assume that the Organizations management layer is already available to them.

Budget alerts are available; spending caps are planned

Cloudflare says non-Enterprise customers have a billable-usage dashboard and API, with budget alerts enabled by default. Hard spending caps are being prototyped, with early availability targeted for Q4 2026. That is a roadmap target, not a statement of current availability. Billing roadmap

Teams adopting usage-priced logging should monitor consumption and budget for it rather than treat an alert as a guarantee that charges will stop.