[cr1st1an]

Thanks for the follow up. I think the main difference is that I am not trying to build another offloader or a full image optimization service. WordPress stays in control of storage and transformations. The plugin only rewrites the final URL so the request goes through a Worker and then Cloudflare’s edge cache. That is the entire scope.

I am not deleting anything from the server and I am not replacing the media library with R2. If someone needs real offloading, there are already plugins built for that and they make sense for bigger or more storage heavy sites.

Using Cloudflare’s native image service is also an option, but it requires Cloudflare setup inside WordPress and user credentials. The Worker avoids that and keeps the whole Cloudflare side in one place. For technical users your approach works fine. The plugin exists for people who want CDN level delivery without touching any of that.

And yes, I am moving away from the flat fee idea. I appreciate you pointing it out. If you have thoughts on what kind of limits feel reasonable for small to medium sites, I am open to it.