Dynamically extend timeout of an active Sandbox
Vercel Sandboxes now support the extendTimeout method, allowing long-running sandboxes to stay active beyond their initial timeout up to the maximum runtime limit for your plan. This supports workflows like chained agentic tasks or multi-step code generation that require extended execution times.
You can now extend the duration of a running Vercel Sandbox using the new method.extendTimeout
This lets long-running sandboxes stay active beyond their initial timeout, making it easier to support workflows like chained agentic tasks or multi-step code generation that take longer than expected.
You can extend the timeout multiple times until the is reached.maximum runtime for your plan
Pro and Enterprise plans support up to 5 hours, with the Hobby plan supporting up to 45 minutes.
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