Vercel now deletes extra Hobby deployments the moment you pass 10GB
The 30-day grace is gone; only 3 latest prod and 3 latest deploys survive. Plus faster build starts, native Mem0 memory, and a live model-staleness clock.
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3 prod, 3 of any type — the rest go immediately
Each Hobby project now keeps only its 3 most recent production deploys plus its 3 most recent of any type; everything beyond that is deleted the instant you cross the 10GB Deployment Storage cap, not after the old 30-day wait. Your live production, aliased, and active-branch deploys stay protected — but go over 10GB and you're blocked from shipping until you clear space, or move to Pro at $0.10/GB per month.
Builds now start in 2.4s, down from 6.7s
Prewarmed build containers cut the average time from deployment creation to build start by 64%, from 6.7 seconds to 2.4 seconds — no config change, and it covers Secure Compute and Static IP builds too. Pure upside: every push spends less time idling before it actually builds.
Mem0 is now native on the Vercel Marketplace
Mem0 landed as a first-class Marketplace integration, giving your agents and apps memory that persists across sessions without you standing up your own vector store. Build this weekend: a chatbot that remembers a returning user's preferences between visits, wired straight from the Marketplace instead of hand-rolled.
A live clock for how stale your model really is
A new tool tracks release date against training cutoff for 20 models across 8 labs, with live-updating age counters — and only 10 of them even publish a cutoff. GPT-6 Astra shipped Sept 3 but knows nothing past April 30, a sharp reminder to wire in search or RAG for anything time-sensitive rather than trusting the weights.