Seeing as your font is OFL, you might like to submit it to Google Fonts. That would make it so much easier for devs to include on their webpages and other media.
Google Fonts is no longer best practice due to worse performance and privacy (and the questionable ethics of giving stuff to Google for free) compared to self-hosted fonts. So, OP should take this suggestion with a grain of salt.
You don’t need to use google fonts as a CDN, but I think a lot of people use google fonts to look for fonts they then download and self-host.
It is a great place to find fonts. I download them and serve them from our own platform, to avoid precisely the privacy issues.
Being in the Google Fonts catalog doesn't mean you have to load it from their CDN. Plenty of people find a font there, download the files and self-host them, and fontsource packages the whole catalog for npm.