StackPath WAF: Retired June 2024
Akamai announced on 24 August 2023 that it had bought roughly 100 enterprise customer contracts from StackPath, without StackPath's staff or technology, after StackPath decided to leave the CDN business. The CDN itself switched off on 22 November 2023 and the remaining StackPath services shut down in June 2024. stackpath.com is now a blank placeholder. There is no 2026 StackPath WAF to buy. This page exists for anyone still searching for the product after the shutdown.
Last verified 23 September 2026
What it costs
StackPath WAF prices on a discontinued, all services shut down june 2024 basis. The cheapest published entry point is Not available, product retired. Full tier list below, taken from the live vendor pricing page.
- Tier 1StackPath WAFRetired June 2024
What this vendor is best for
Not applicable. Former customers should migrate to an active vendor.
- Not applicable. Former customers should already be on an active vendor.
- Search engines that still surface the legacy StackPath WAF product page should be pointed here.
- Account teams still receiving renewal queries should redirect to migration options below.
Hidden costs to watch
- No live SKU as of 2026. Any quote referencing StackPath WAF in 2026 is for a separate Akamai-acquired account that does not match the original product. Akamai's own announcement states the transaction did not include StackPath personnel or technology, so nothing of the StackPath WAF itself carried over.
- Migration cost is real: re-tuning rule sets on a new vendor, re-pointing DNS, re-issuing TLS certificates, re-training internal staff.
- Lost edge configuration if the StackPath admin console exports were not retained before the June 2024 shutdown.
Migration options
Cloudflare and Fastly are the closest like-for-like edge replacements for StackPath. AWS WAF or Cloud Armor make sense if the underlying app is already on AWS or GCP. Akamai App & API Protector is the right pick if your StackPath contract was one of the accounts Akamai took on in late 2023.
Why we keep this page live
Search engines still surface the legacy StackPath WAF product page for relevant queries. Keeping a dated “retired” entry on this site directs former customers to active alternatives instead of a dead link.
Source
Every number on this page is taken from https://www.akamai.com/newsroom/press-release/akamai-acquires-stackpath-cdn-customers, retrieved 2026-09-23. Re-check before signing a contract; vendors change pricing without notice.