Short answer
Yes. Cloudflare is the only CDN and proxy Traxio supports, and the free plan works well. You point your domain’s nameservers at Cloudflare instead of Traxio, then make sure the A record in Cloudflare points at your Traxio server.
Two things to get right:
- DNS Guard still has to pass. It understands Cloudflare, but the record behind the proxy must point at your Traxio server. If it points somewhere else, the check fails.
- Set SSL to Full (strict) in Cloudflare once your Traxio certificate is issued. The “Flexible” setting causes redirect loops.
Learn more
- Using Cloudflare with Traxio hostingHow to put Cloudflare in front of a Traxio site: DNS records to create, the right SSL mode, keeping email records unproxied, and avoiding redirect loops.
- DNS Guard: why your domain needs to point to TraxioWhat DNS Guard checks during your first 30 days, the timings before an account can be suspended, how it restores automatically, and why Traxio does it.
- CDN vs caching: what’s the difference?A CDN and a cache aren’t the same thing. How server-side caching and a content delivery network each speed up a site, and whether you need both.