Vercel Agent Pricing Update
Vercel Agent pricing has changed from a flat $0.30 per-request fee to a token-based model at $0.25 per million tokens plus provider costs. The new pricing scales with task intensity, so quick queries cost less than complex investigations, and existing users have a 30-day transition period before the change applies.
Vercel Agent pricing is changing. You no longer need to pre-load credits or manage a separate wallet for Vercel Agent.
Instead of a $0.30 per-request fee, you now pay a Vercel Token Rate of $0.25 per million tokens, plus provider inference costs at the underlying token rate.
The new Vercel Token Rate scales with the actual work each task requires. A quick question costs less than a deep investigation that reads your logs, deployments, configuration, and runtime data, spins up sandboxes, and writes across projects. You pay for the intensity of the work, not a flat fee regardless of what Agent did.
The Vercel Token Rate covers:
It applies to input, output, and cached tokens, and is charged in addition to provider inference costs.
For new Vercel Agent users, the Vercel Token Rate begins applying today. If you're already using Vercel Agent for code reviews, nothing changes for the next 30 days. You'll continue on per-request pricing for code reviews through that window, then automatically move to the new pricing, no action required.
Learn more about Vercel Agent in the .documentation
Joining your project context: logs, deployments, configuration, and runtime data
Custom model routing and execution across your projects
Processing and infrastructure costs
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