Overview
Workers for Platforms
Get started
Configure Workers for Platforms
Create a dynamic dispatch Worker
Local development
Uploading User Workers
Configuration
Custom limits
Observability
Outbound Workers
Tags
Platform
Limits
Pricing
Reference
How Workers for Platforms works
User Worker metadata
WFP REST API
Cloudflare for SaaS
Plans
Get started
Enable
Configuring Cloudflare for SaaS
Advanced Settings
Apex proxying
Setup
Regional Services for SaaS
Custom origin server
Workers as your fallback origin
Common API Calls
Custom hostnames
Create custom hostnames
Hostname validation
Pre-validation
Real-time validation
Backoff schedule
Validation status
Error codes
Move hostnames
Remove custom hostnames
Custom metadata
Security
Certificate Management
Certificate statuses
Issue and validate certificates
Issue
Validate
Delegated
TXT
HTTP
CNAME
Email
Troubleshooting
Renew
TLS Management
Custom certificates
Manage custom certificates
Certificate signing requests (CSRs)
Webhook definitions
WAF for SaaS
Managed Rulesets
Secure with Cloudflare Access
Performance
Argo Smart Routing for SaaS
Cache for SaaS
Early Hints for SaaS
Analytics
SaaS customers
How it works
Provider guides
BigCommerce
Salesforce Commerce Cloud
Shopify
WP Engine
Product compatibility
Remove domain
Reference
Connection request details
Troubleshooting
Status codes
Custom hostnames
Custom CSRs
Certificate authority specific
Token validity periods
Deprecation - Version 1
Certificate and hostname priority
Certificate authorities
Certificate statuses
Domain control validation backoff schedule
API reference

Enable Cloudflare for SaaS

To enable Cloudflare for SaaS for your account:

Log into the Cloudflare dashboard.
Select your account and zone.
Go to SSL/TLS > Custom Hostnames.
Select Enable.
The next step depends on the zone’s plan:
- Enterprise: Can preview this product as a non-contract service, which provide full access, free of metered usage fees, limits, and certain other restrictions.
- Non-enterprise: Will have to enter payment information.