Cloudflare Product Lifecycle

Release dates, version history and support and end-of-life dates as published by Cloudflare. Dates within the next 12 months are highlighted; past dates are dimmed. Retrieved 2026-10-14.

• Cloudflare One Client lifecycle and support policy. Stable releases of the device client get security fixes only through later releases, while LTS releases get security fixes for at least 12 months with a 90-day overlap when a new LTS release ships. [3]
• Feature deprecation policy (Cloudflare One Client). Major client features are not removed while a release still receives security fixes, and removal is announced at least 90 days ahead. [3]
• API deprecation notices. Cloudflare announces API deprecations with a deprecation date, an end-of-life date and a replacement where one exists. [1]
• Workers compatibility dates. The Workers runtime supports old compatibility dates indefinitely, and backwards-incompatible changes are opt-in through the compatibility date and flags. [2]

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Cloudflare Access (Hosted service updated continuously. API changes follow Cloudflare's published deprecation notices; the device client has its own lifecycle (see Cloudflare One Client).)[1][3], Cloudflare Business plan (Subscription plan of a hosted service; Cloudflare publishes no per-version lifecycle for plans.)[5], Cloudflare Enterprise plan (Subscription plan of a hosted service; Cloudflare publishes no per-version lifecycle for plans.)[5], Cloudflare for SaaS (Hosted service updated continuously. API changes follow Cloudflare's published deprecation notices.)[1], Cloudflare Free plan (Subscription plan of a hosted service; Cloudflare publishes no per-version lifecycle for plans.)[5], Cloudflare Gateway (Hosted service updated continuously. API changes follow Cloudflare's published deprecation notices; the device client has its own lifecycle (see Cloudflare One Client).)[1][3], Cloudflare One (Hosted service updated continuously. API changes follow Cloudflare's published deprecation notices; the device client has its own lifecycle (see Cloudflare One Client).)[1][3], Cloudflare Pro plan (Subscription plan of a hosted service; Cloudflare publishes no per-version lifecycle for plans.)[5], Cloudflare R2 (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Cloudflare Workers (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Cloudflare Zero Trust (Hosted service updated continuously. API changes follow Cloudflare's published deprecation notices; the device client has its own lifecycle (see Cloudflare One Client).)[1][3], D1 (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Durable Objects (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Pages Functions (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Workers AI (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Workers for Platforms (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Workers KV (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2], Workflows (Hosted developer platform updated continuously; the runtime keeps supporting old compatibility dates and Cloudflare announces API deprecations in advance.)[1][2]