No. Cloudflare on Flashcloud runs entirely inside your portal, under your hosting service's Cloudflare CDN page. There's no way to connect your own cloudflare.com account, hand us a zone you manage externally, or get a login to a cloudflare.com dashboard for your domain. Everything is configured from our side, through the settings the portal exposes.
This is how the integration is structured, not an oversight. We run Cloudflare as infrastructure behind your hosting, not as a separate service you bring credentials to.
What you actually get
The Cloudflare CDN page is a sidebar goodie in your portal. Per domain, you get:
- Proxy and caching toggles (proxy is on by default for hosted domains)
- Purge cache
- SSL/TLS mode (Off, Flexible, Full, Full (strict))
- Under Attack mode and a five-step security level setting
- Always Use HTTPS, Automatic HTTPS Rewrites, minimum TLS version, TLS 1.3
- Browser Integrity Check, Hotlink Protection, Opportunistic Encryption
- Auto Minify, Brotli, Rocket Loader (beta), Always Online, Email obfuscation
- An AI Crawlers panel controlling search crawlers, AI assistants, and model training bots separately
For what each one actually does and when to flip it, see Every Cloudflare setting explained.
What's not exposed, and why
A few things people ask for when they've used Cloudflare directly elsewhere:
- No cloudflare.com dashboard. You won't get a login screen at cloudflare.com for your zone. Everything lives in our portal instead.
- No bring-your-own account. You can't point an existing Cloudflare account at your Flashcloud-hosted domain, or migrate a zone you already manage into your own account while staying hosted with us.
- No per-record orange-cloud control. The proxy toggle applies to the whole domain, not individual DNS records the way it works on a self-managed Cloudflare account.
- No Cloudflare Analytics. There's no traffic or threat analytics dashboard surfaced from Cloudflare itself.
- No Development Mode toggle. The only reference to dev mode is a note on the page explaining that it bypasses cache for 3 hours, not a switch you control directly.
That's how the integration is built: Cloudflare runs as part of our hosting setup, not as an account you can take over directly.
DNS records are a separate page
It's easy to conflate the Cloudflare CDN page with DNS management, since Cloudflare is also our DNS provider. They're not the same screen. If you need to add or edit an actual DNS record, that's under your hosting service's DNS Zone Editor, not the CDN page. The Domains section's DNS tab only lets you change nameservers, up to five of them, it doesn't touch individual records.
If you need something the panel doesn't cover
If your use case genuinely needs a capability outside this list, tell us what you're trying to do rather than asking for raw account access. Open a ticket from Support in the portal and describe the actual outcome you're after.