Cloudflare Workers & Pages Development

I build and deploy serverless applications on Cloudflare Workers and Cloudflare Pages — APIs, full-stack apps, redirects, and API proxies that run at the edge with zero cold starts. Because Cloudflare runs data centres across the GCC, code deployed to Workers responds to users in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah in milliseconds instead of routing through Europe or the US. For customer-facing apps in the UAE, that latency difference is measurable in conversion rates and bounce rates.

The work covers the full Cloudflare developer platform: Workers KV for fast key-value storage, R2 for S3-compatible object storage without egress fees, D1 as a serverless SQLite database, and Durable Objects when you need consistent state — think rate limiters, booking locks, or live counters. I also handle Pages deployments for static and framework sites (Astro, Next.js, SvelteKit) with preview branches wired to your Git repository.

Cloudflare's free tier covers 100,000 Worker requests per day, which means many free-zone and mainland SMEs in the UAE can run production workloads for AED 0 per month in infrastructure cost. I will tell you honestly when Workers is the right fit and when a traditional server is cheaper for your workload.

How it works

1. 1
   Scope call

   We review what you want at the edge — an API, a full app, a proxy layer — and which storage primitives (KV, R2, D1, Durable Objects) the design needs.

2. 2
   Build & preview

   I develop locally with Wrangler, push to a staging Worker or Pages preview URL, and you test against real edge behaviour.

3. 3
   Production deploy

   Custom domain routing, environment secrets, and caching rules go live on your Cloudflare account, not mine.

4. 4
   Handover

   You get the repo, a deployment guide, and a session walking through how to ship changes yourself.