Cloudflare passes 10 million developers, up 35% in a quarter, citing AI agents
Cloudflare said on Tuesday that more than 10 million developers are now building on its platform, up from 7.4 million a quarter earlier — a rise of roughly 35% in three months, according to The Next Web. The company attributed the growth to AI agents, saying developers are using AI to write code and ship apps faster and that those apps increasingly serve agents as well as people; Rita Kozlov, Cloudflare's VP of product management, said the software lifecycle is expanding from developers building for people to developers and agents building for people and agents. The release gave no revenue figure for the developer business and did not say how many of the 10 million developers pay, the report noted.
The milestone is a vendor claim that ties Cloudflare's developer growth to AI-agent-driven coding, while leaving paying-customer and revenue numbers undisclosed.
More than 10 million developers are now building on Cloudflare, the company said on Tuesday. That is up from 7.4 million a quarter earlier, a rise of about 35% in three months.
Cloudflare announced the figure in a press release and tied the growth to AI agents. Developers are using AI to write code and build apps faster, it said. Those apps increasingly serve agents as well as people.
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