Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET) is a leading figure in the technology sector, offering a suite of services such as content delivery network (CDN), internet security, and DDoS mitigation. Competing against tech giants like Akamai Technologies and Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare stands out in its field. As of January 26, 2026, Wolfe Research has kept its "Peer Perform" rating on Cloudflare, advising investors to hold their positions. At this time, the stock was valued at approximately $193.45.

Despite the hold recommendation from Wolfe Research, Cloudflare has garnered a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating from thirty research firms, as reported by MarketBeat.com. This consensus is made up of two sell ratings, nine hold ratings, eighteen buy ratings, and one strong buy rating. The average one-year price target for Cloudflare is set at around $232.48, suggesting a potential upside from its current price.

Analysts have recently shown a positive outlook towards Cloudflare's stock. Needham and Company LLC upgraded their target price from $240 to $285, maintaining a "buy" rating. Stifel Nicolaus also increased their target price from $230 to $275, recommending a "buy." Furthermore, Truist Financial has set a price objective of $225, indicating a generally optimistic sentiment among analysts.

Currently, Cloudflare's stock is trading at $194.71, which represents a significant increase of 12.26% or $21.27. The stock has seen fluctuations between $183.65 and $194.88 today. Over the past year, it has hit a high of $260 and a low of $89.42. With a market capitalization of approximately $68.2 billion and a trading volume of 5,604,054 shares, Cloudflare continues to be a major player in the market.