At $.005/GB, 20TB is still $100.

That said, they are a business, and it's their job to make their bandwidth policies clear and enforce them. Either they're ok with a few users using tons of bandwidth or they can't be bothered to put in place a clear policy. Either way, it's not the user's problem.

  How much bandwidth do you provide? What is the transfer limit?

  Your server comes with between 200Mbit/s and 800Mbit/s
  of internet bandwidth depending of your server. Checkout
  the pricing page to find the exact value. The internal
  bandwidth is only limited by the speed of your network card.

  There is no transfer limit, transfer is unlimited.

https://www.scaleway.com/faq/server/network/

That's the bandwidth policy. I've never had them crack down on me using the bandwidth I'm paying for, never heard anyone else say they've had a problem either

> I like to see my ISPs eating their own dog food.

I have to disagree in part here - No matter what is going on with the ISPs networking etc I want to be able to see status updates. Hosting off-network is great for this.

In DigitalOcean's case they can of course use multiple of their own regions I suppose, but if Cloudflare does the job the box is ticked for me

I don't like to see my ISPs eating their own dog food, because I like my ISPs to be capable of communicating during outages.

I don't care if their status page is off-network, I care if their main web site is. Isn't that just obvious?

DO DNS is also powered by cloudflare

If I remember right cloudflare outsources theit DNS to someone else as well, can't remember who

Cloudflare's entire business is running their own edge network which combines DNS + CDN + WAF + DDOS protection. They don't outsource this.

No they take outsourcing