Vercel opens Schedules public beta across all plans

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Published Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 3:07 PM EST

Vercel made Schedules available in public beta on all plans, allowing developers to run tasks once or repeatedly in production, preview or custom environments. Developers can enable, disable or trigger schedules without redeploying. Static schedules can invoke private functions, HTTP paths or queue topics; schedules created at runtime target queue topics. Functions configured with the schedule trigger have no public URL and can be invoked only by Vercel's scheduling infrastructure. Pro and Enterprise pricing starts at $5 per 1M runs and $10 per 1M creations. Hobby includes 500 creations and 5,000 runs monthly. Schedules succeeds Cron Jobs, which continue to work.

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