Vercel Makes Blob Stores Unlimited on Every Plan.

Vercel Blob stores are now unlimited across Hobby, Pro and Enterprise plans. The old caps of 100, 500 and 1,000 stores have been removed.

According to the Vercel changelog, builders can create a separate store whenever they need a hard boundary between files, rather than separating them with pathname conventions inside one store.

Deleting a store is free on every plan.

A team can now give production, staging and preview environments their own stores and credentials. This keeps each environment’s files and access separate without using directory names to divide the data.

Multi-tenant apps can also create one store for each customer. A customer’s data can then be exported or deleted in a single call. For temporary work, a builder can create a store for a preview branch or migration and remove it afterwards.

The number of stores does not change how storage, data transfer and operations are charged. Splitting the same data between more stores carries the same usage costs, although each new store creation is recorded as one advanced operation.

Creating a store now sits alongside put(), copy() and list() calls under Blob Advanced Operations. Pro customers pay $5.00 per million of these operations. On Hobby, store creation counts towards the plan’s 2,000 free operations each month.

Store creation appears under Blob Advanced Operations on the usage page and in Vercel’s Observability dashboard. Builders can use those views to track store creation alongside other advanced Blob calls.

The update applies to every Vercel plan. Existing storage, operation and data transfer billing continues to depend on actual usage rather than the number of stores attached to a project.

What are unlimited Vercel Blob stores?

They let you create as many separate Blob stores as needed on Hobby, Pro and Enterprise. Each store can provide a hard boundary for an environment, customer or temporary task.

Is creating a Vercel Blob store free?

On Hobby, creation counts towards the 2,000 free monthly operations. On Pro, Blob Advanced Operations cost $5.00 per million. Deleting a store is free.

How does this compare with the previous Vercel Blob limits?

Hobby previously allowed 100 stores, Pro allowed 500 and Enterprise allowed 1,000. Those limits no longer apply, while storage, operations and data transfer remain usage-based.