Vercel AWS PrivateLink Now Available on Pro and Enterprise

What shipped

AWS PrivateLink is now generally available on Vercel Pro and Enterprise teams as part of Advanced Networking, announced in the changelog on August 31, 2026.

What changed

Vercel Functions and builds can now connect to AWS-hosted services without sending traffic over the public internet: databases like RDS, Aurora, and Neon; SaaS like Snowflake and MongoDB Atlas; internal services behind an AWS Network Load Balancer; and S3 or DynamoDB through gateway endpoints.

Setup lives in project Networking settings: enable Advanced Networking, add a new connection with the service name and region, and the service accepts connections from all AWS principals or allowlists Vercel's IAM role. Vercel returns a stable hostname your Functions and builds use to reach the service privately.

Pricing: the first PrivateLink connection is included with Advanced Networking; each extra connection costs $30/month, and data transfer runs $0.04/GB.

Why a builder cares

No public exposure, no IP allowlisting whack-a-mole. A stable endpoint means your Functions talk to RDS or Snowflake over a private path, and the connection survives regardless of the underlying service address.