Vercel pricing

Rates are the Washington D.C. (iad1) / US rates; other regions cost more. Requests are Vercel's CDN Requests and bandwidth is Fast Data Transfer. Fluid compute bills Active CPU ($0.128 per CPU-hour) plus Provisioned Memory ($0.0106 per GB-hour, billed for the instance's whole lifetime including I/O waits); fn_gb_hours is Provisioned Memory GB-hours on the default 2 GB / 1 vCPU function, with Active CPU assumed to be 25% of instance time — 0.125 CPU-hours per GB-hour, so $0.0106 + $0.016 = $0.0266 per GB-hour. CPU-heavy functions cost up to $0.0746 per GB-hour; I/O-bound ones closer to $0.0106. Under the same assumption Hobby's 4 CPU-hours (not its 360 GB-hours of memory) is the limit, at 32 GB-hours. Pro's $20 monthly credit is modelled as 752 GB-hours of function compute; in reality it covers any usage from the first unit. Left out: function invocations ($0.60 per million beyond Hobby's 1M, only for requests that run a function), Fast Origin Transfer ($0.06/GB), image optimization, ISR, builds, and add-ons. Flat Rate CDN tiers are $20, $100 and $300 a month on top of Pro; the included tier needs no extra fee.

Rates are iad1 (Washington D.C.); other regions cost up to $0.0812 per 1,000 transformations. Each transformation is $0.00005 plus its cache write: a 100 KB optimized image is about 13 write units of 8 KB at $0.000004 = $0.000052, so $0.000102 per transformation. Cache reads are left out (small, and not billed for regional cache hits); so are CDN Requests ($2 per million on demand, 1M in the Flat Rate included tier). Source images stay in your deployment or bucket, so images_stored costs nothing here. Hobby includes 5,000 transformations, 300,000 cache reads and 100,000 cache writes a month; its 100 GB is the account's whole transfer allowance. The $20 Pro fee is the platform plan you'd pay anyway for hosting; its $20 monthly usage credit can absorb image costs but is shared with all other usage, so it isn't modelled. Only modelled for Vercel-hosted sites, since it's built into Next.js <Image>.