AI BriefingVercel Hobby Plan Changes Deployment Retention Policy to Secure Storage
Key point
The Vercel Hobby plan has reduced the number of retained deployments and applied an immediate deletion policy to prevent exceeding storage limits.
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Vercel has changed the storage management approach for Hobby plan users. Hobby teams receive 10GB of deployment storage, and exceeding this limit may block new deployments. This change reduces the retention period and number of deployments to prevent inactive projects from occupying storage.
Each Hobby project now retains only the 3 most recent production deployments and the 3 most recent deployments of any type. Preview deployments are excluded from separate protection, while current production deployments, aliased deployments, and active branch deployments remain protected.
If the storage limit is exceeded, unprotected deployments are deleted immediately rather than after the previous 30-day waiting period. To optimize storage or increase limits, you can upgrade to the Pro plan, where storage costs $0.10 per GB per month.
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