Function invocations now billed per unit
Vercel is transitioning from package-based to per-unit pricing for function invocations on Pro and Enterprise plans, billing $0.0000006 per invocation to align costs more directly with usage patterns and reduce consumption of monthly credits.
are moving from package-based to per-unit pricing for Pro and new Enterprise customers. You’ll continue paying the same effective rate until the end of your current billing cycle. you’ll be billed per unit to align costs directly with your usage.Function invocationsStarting with your next billing cycle
The new rate is $0.0000006 per invocation (previously $0.60 per 1M invocations) for Pro customers.
Per‑unit billing scales more smoothly across team sizes and usage patterns. It also helps teams on Pro use function invocations without immediately consuming a large portion of the included monthly usage credit.
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