With the free Vercel plan, how do I know when I have exceeeded my traffic limit?
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Araucanian herring posted this in #help-forum
Araucanian herringOP
With the free Vercel plan, how do I know when I have exceeeded my traffic limit? I have a Next.js app, and the metadata is not loading into it. I'm wondering if it might be due to a problem with my vercel account. Most of the app loads, so it seems like there's no problem with my Vercel account and deploy,ment. But there is stored data that is not loading. I'm wondering if there is a problem with some aspect of my Vercel account.
Answered by Araucanian herring
OK. I think I found the reason. My app is an NFT market, and it was using a testing network that has been depreciated.
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@Araucanian herring With the free Vercel plan, how do I know when I have exceeeded my traffic limit? I have a Next.js app, and the metadata is not loading into it. I'm wondering if it might be due to a problem with my vercel account. Most of the app loads, so it seems like there's no problem with my Vercel account and deploy,ment. But there is stored data that is not loading. I'm wondering if there is a problem with some aspect of my Vercel account.
1. you haven't exceeded the limit. if you did, you would have received a notification already.
2. to check the limit, go to the Usage tab in your vercel dashboard
2. to check the limit, go to the Usage tab in your vercel dashboard
@joulev 1. you haven't exceeded the limit. if you did, you would have received a notification already.
2. to check the limit, go to the Usage tab in your vercel dashboard
American Crow
3. If you get a big red message box on top of the page telling you, your account has been suspended. Not that that ever happened to me but then you know for sure 
@joulev 1. you haven't exceeded the limit. if you did, you would have received a notification already.
2. to check the limit, go to the Usage tab in your vercel dashboard
Araucanian herringOP
OK. I think I found the reason. My app is an NFT market, and it was using a testing network that has been depreciated.
Answer
Keep in mind it's against Vercel TOS to use their hobby plan for non-hobby projects
In other words, commerical projects / stuff that generates money, which I suspect an NFT marketplace is, should be on Vercel Pro