Vercel introduces Deployment Storage, which retains files from every deployment (pages, functions, assets) so teams can inspect past deployments and roll back instantly without a rebuild. New Pro and Enterprise teams are billed $0.10 per GB per month, while Hobby teams get 10 GB included; existing teams keep current pricing for now. Teams can set a Deployment Retention Policy to control how long Pre-Production, Production, Canceled, and Errored deployments are kept, view usage per project, and reduce storage by trimming output directories, offloading large files to Vercel Blob, and shrinking function bundles.
Questions this post answers
How much does Vercel charge for Deployment Storage on new Pro and Enterprise teams?
Deployment Storage is billed at $0.10 per GB per month for new Pro and Enterprise teams. Hobby teams include up to 10 GB at no extra cost. Existing teams keep their current pricing with no change to their bill at this time. Deployment Storage retains the files from every deployment so rollbacks are possible without a rebuild. Track pricing changes like this Vercel storage fee alongside other platform updates on daily.dev.
How do I control how much Deployment Storage Vercel keeps for my project?
Vercel lets you edit a Deployment Retention Policy that sets how long Pre-Production, Production, Canceled, and Errored deployments remain available. Shorter retention reduces storage costs but means you cannot roll back to a deleted deployment. The Usage page breaks down Deployment Storage and Functions Storage by project so you can monitor consumption. Developers weighing storage cost against rollback safety follow platform changes like this on daily.dev.
How do I roll back a production deployment on Vercel without rebuilding?
Open the project, click Instant Rollback on the Production Deployment tile, then choose an earlier production deployment. Vercel immediately repoints your domains to that deployment with no rebuild required, restoring the previous version in seconds. This relies on Deployment Storage keeping past deployment files available. daily.dev helps developers stay current on deployment tooling changes like Vercel's rollback workflow.