Edge Config reads and writes now billed per unit
Vercel is moving Edge Config pricing from package-based to per-unit billing on the Pro plan, starting at the next billing cycle. Reads will be $0.000003 per unit (previously $3 per 1M reads) and writes will be $0.01 per unit (previously $5 per 500 writes), allowing more granular cost alignment with usage.
are moving from package-based to per-unit pricing on the Pro plan. You’ll continue paying the same effective rates, but at the you’ll now be billed per unit to align costs directly with your usage.Edge Config Reads and Writesstart of your next billing cycle
The new rates are:
Per‑unit billing scales more smoothly across team sizes and usage patterns. It also helps teams on Pro use Edge Config without immediately consuming a large portion of the included monthly usage credit.
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$0.000003 per read (prev. $3 per 1M reads)Edge Config Reads:
$0.01 per write (prev. $5 per 500 writes)Edge Config Writes:
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