Vercel does not publicly publish a count of “active users” on its free tier, so there isn’t a reliable official number to quote. What is public is that the free plan is usage-based, not user-based: Vercel says Hobby plans are paused when they exceed included free-tier usage, and other sources describe the free tier as allowing personal projects with a bandwidth limit rather than a user cap.

What that means

  • There is no official “X active users” limit for the free tier in the sources I found.
  • A site with a lot of light traffic may still fit on free, while a small number of heavy users can burn through bandwidth quickly.
  • One public example notes 90k visitors staying within Hobby bandwidth limits, which shows traffic can vary a lot by page weight and usage pattern.

Practical estimate

If you want a rough estimate, the real ceiling depends on:

  • Page size and asset weight.
  • Number of page views per user.
  • Whether you use serverless functions or edge features.
  • How much bandwidth your app consumes overall.

For a simple static site , free-tier usage can support far more visitors than for a media-heavy app. For an app with frequent dynamic requests or large assets, the limit can be reached much sooner.

Best answer in one line

There’s no fixed active-user number for Vercel’s free tier; it’s governed by usage limits, especially bandwidth, not a published monthly active user cap.

TL;DR: Vercel free tier does not have a public active-user limit, so the best way to think about it is “how much usage” rather than “how many users”.