# Next.js pricing

Last confirmed on the vendor's page: 2026-10-01. Source: https://nextjs.org. Confidence: medium.

Cheapest paid plan: Vercel Pro, $20 a month.

| Plan | Per month | Unit | Billing | On the vendor's page |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Next.js (Open Source) | Free |  |  |  |
| Vercel Hobby (Free) | Free |  |  |  |
| Vercel Pro | $20 | unknown | monthly |  |
| Vercel Enterprise | Contact sales |  |  |  |

## Hidden costs and limits

- Vercel Pro at $20/user/month is per-seat.
- Vercel bandwidth: 1 TB included on Pro, then $0.15/GB.
- Serverless function cold starts on Vercel add 200-500ms latency. Edge Functions are faster but have a more limited runtime (no Node.js APIs). This tradeoff is invisible until production.
- Self-hosting Next.js requires managing ISR cache invalidation, image optimization (the built-in optimizer needs sharp/libvips), and middleware behavior that differs from Vercel's edge runtime.
- Lock-in risk: Some Next.js features (Partial Prerendering, certain middleware behaviors) are optimized for Vercel. Moving to self-hosted later requires rearchitecting these features.
- Build minutes: 100 hours/month on Hobby, 400 on Pro. Large monorepos with frequent deploys can exceed this.

## Cite

Toolradar, verified 2026-10-01, https://toolradar.com/tools/nextjs/pricing

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