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VercelBrandon Tuttle1 min readrelease notesintro

Full Sandbox egress firewall now available on Hobby plan

Summary

Vercel added full Sandbox egress firewall capabilities to the Hobby plan, letting you define allow/deny network policies and attach secrets to outbound requests. You can configure policies via code or the Sandbox CLI, reducing data exfiltration risk for low‑cost projects.

  • Full Sandbox egress firewall is now available on Vercel's Hobby plan.
  • Network policies can be defined with allow, deny, or custom rules scoped by domain, path, method, query, or headers.
  • Secrets can be attached to outbound requests, enabling authenticated calls without exposing tokens in code.
  • Both code (networkPolicy object) and the Sandbox CLI can configure and update policies live without restarting.

Developers on the free tier can now enforce egress controls and protect secrets, improving security for hobby and experimental workloads.

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