Improved infrastructure pricing

Hobby remains free, Pro has reduced prices on bandwidth and functions, and more granular usage metrics for all plans.

Based on your feedback, we're updating how we measure and charge for usage of our infrastructure products.

  • We're reducing pricing on Vercel fundamentals like bandwidth and functions

  • For the majority of customers, monthly bills will remain the same or decrease

  • We're introducing new primitives for easier optimization

  • You now pay exactly for what you use in granular increments

  • Our Hobby tier remains free

These changes will show up on your first bill between June 25 and July 24, 2024. Emails with next steps for your account will be sent to account owners.

What’s changing and why

Instead of two large, combined metrics (bandwidth and functions), you will now have granular pricing which allows you to optimize each metric individually.

Before

After

Bandwidth

$0.40/GB

Fast Data Transfer: $0.15/GB¹ (-62%)

Fast Origin Transfer: $0.06/GB¹

Functions

$0.40/GB-hr

Function Invocations: $0.60/million

Function Duration: $0.18/GB-hr (-55%)

Edge Network Routing

Included in Bandwidth

Edge Requests: $2.00/million¹

Incremental Static Regeneration

Included in Bandwidth

Data Cache Reads: $0.40/million

Data Cache Writes: ​​ $4.00/million

Our updated pricing is more aligned with industry standards and a better representation of the work Vercel is doing for you, rather than bundling together in bandwidth and function metrics.

In addition, over the past year we've added features to the platform to help automatically prevent runaway spend, including hard spend limits, recursion protection, improved function defaults, Attack Challenge Mode, and more.

For our Enterprise customers, existing contracts are unaffected. Please reach out to your account team if you have any questions or want to discuss these changes.

Visualize how our more granular infrastructure metrics are accrued. Visualize how our more granular infrastructure metrics are accrued.
Visualize how our more granular infrastructure metrics are accrued.

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