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Environment variables support multiple configurations:
| Option | Description |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Secret | Encrypts the value and hides it from logs |
| Runtime | Makes the variable available to the running application |
| Build-time | Makes the variable available during build |
### Custom Domains
Add a custom domain to your deployment:
1. Go to the **Domains** tab in your deployment details
2. Click **Add Domain** and enter your domain
3. Create a CNAME record pointing to the provided target
4. SSL certificate is provisioned automatically once DNS propagates
### HTTP Basic Authentication
Protect your deployment with username and password authentication (Pro plan only):
1. Go to the **Security** tab
2. Enable **HTTP Basic Auth**
3. Enter username and password
4. Save to trigger a redeployment
## Pricing
VoltOps Deploy is available on Core and Pro plans.
| Feature | Free | Core ($50/mo) | Pro (Custom) |
| --------------- | ---- | ------------------- | --------------------- |
| Deployments | - | Included | Included |
| Parallel Builds | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| Runtime Minutes | 0 | 43,200/mo (1 agent) | 129,600/mo (3 agents) |
| Build Minutes | 0 | 100/mo | 300/mo |
| HTTP Basic Auth | - | - | Yes |
| Team Members | 1 | 3 | 20 |
:::info Runtime Minutes Explained
Runtime minutes are calculated per active deployment. Core plan includes enough minutes for **1 agent running 24/7** for a month (30 days × 24 hours × 60 min = 43,200 min). Pro plan covers **3 agents running continuously** (129,600 min).
:::
### Usage-Based Billing
- **Build minutes**: Included minutes used first; extra usage billed at $0.10 per 10 minutes
- **Runtime minutes**: Metered per active deployment minute; extra usage billed at ~$0.005/min
- **Queued builds**: When parallel build limit is reached, builds queue automatically and start when a slot becomes available
## FAQ
### Which repositories can I deploy?
You can deploy public GitHub repositories using a direct URL, or private repositories by installing the VoltOps GitHub App.
### How do automatic deployments work?
When auto-deploy is enabled, VoltOps receives webhook events from GitHub. Each push to the selected branch triggers a new deployment automatically.
### How do I add a custom domain?
Navigate to the **Domains** tab in your deployment details, enter your domain, and create a CNAME record pointing to the provided target. SSL certificates are provisioned automatically.
### What happens when I hit the parallel build limit?
Builds queue automatically and start as soon as a build slot becomes available. You can see queued builds in the deployment dashboard.
### How do I manage secrets?
Mark environment variables as **Secret** to encrypt their values. Secret values are hidden in the UI and logs but available to your application at runtime.
### Can I password-protect my deployment?
Yes, HTTP Basic Authentication is available on Pro plans. Enable it in the **Security** tab of your deployment settings.
### How do I view application logs?
Use the **Logs** tab in the deployment detail page for real-time application logs. Build logs are available in the **Deployments** tab.
### What build systems are supported?
VoltOps Deploy supports **Dockerfile** and **Nixpacks** for building your application. The build system is auto-detected based on your repository contents.
### How do I cancel a running deployment?
Click the **Cancel** button next to the active deployment in the Deployments list. The build will be stopped and marked as cancelled.
### Can I rollback to a previous deployment?
Currently, you can redeploy from a specific commit by updating your branch settings. Full rollback support is coming soon.
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# source: VoltAgent__voltagent/website/deployment-docs/netlify-functions.md type: docs
---
title: Netlify Functions
description: Deploy VoltAgent to Netlify Functions with a single serverless entry point.
---
This guide explains how to run VoltAgent on Netlify Functions by reusing the same Hono-powered HTTP API that the Cloudflare Workers example exposes. The instructions mirror the `examples/with-netlify-functions` project.