Monitoring pricing reduced to $1.20 per million events
Monitoring pricing has been reduced up to 87% to $1.20 per million events, effective immediately. Monitoring is now part of the Observability Plus suite, which provides deeper insights into request handling, caching, compute, and build infrastructure.
Monitoring pricing has been reduced to $1.20 per million events. This new pricing is effective immediately, with no action required.
Monitoring is also now part of Observability Plus, which can be enabled in . This enhanced suite builds on the Monitoring query engine, offering deeper insights into request handling, caching, compute, and build infrastructure.Vercel Observability—now generally available
To ensure uninterrupted workflows, both Monitoring and Observability remain visible in the dashboard for current Monitoring users.
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