Netlify has introduced free unlimited seats on the Pro plan, unlimited form submissions across all Credit plans, and updated credit rates for various resources. These changes enhance collaboration and reduce costs for users on Credit-based plans.
The Members page now features new sorting and filter controls that allow users to search for team members by name, filter by role and project access, and sort by last activity, enhancing team management for Pro plans and above.
Netlify DB's GA version will launch on April 20, 2026, with significant improvements, but users cannot create new databases using the beta experience starting April 13, 2026. Existing databases can still be claimed, and there will be no data loss or mandatory migration.
A denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability affecting React Server Components has been disclosed, with minimal impact on Netlify's architecture. Users are advised to upgrade to patched releases of affected frameworks, particularly Next.js and React versions.
Deploy logs in the Netlify UI now appear faster and more smoothly, with reduced latency and smaller batch sizes for real-time streaming. This improvement enhances the user experience by allowing users to follow build progress more easily.
The Netlify plugin for OpenAI Codex allows users to deploy sites directly from Codex, enabling project creation, configuration management, and deployment workflows without leaving the coding environment.
Netlify now supports Shopify's Hydrogen framework with React Router 7, featuring a rebuilt template that includes Netlify Cache API integration and full local platform emulation for development.
Netlify now provides users on credit-based plans with a daily breakdown of their credit consumption, allowing them to track usage across various metrics such as AI Inference and Bandwidth. This feature helps users identify trends and manage their credit usage more effectively.