Vercel
UnclaimedDeploy frontend apps in seconds with zero configuration
TL;DR - Vercel
- Deploy frontend apps globally in seconds
- Git push triggers automatic deployments
- Edge network delivers 100ms load times
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 93/100
Pricing Plans
free trialHobby
Free
Free forever
- Automatic CI/CD
- Global CDN
- DDoS mitigation
- Traffic insights
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Pro
$20/month
+ usage
- $20 usage credit
- Team collaboration
- Faster builds
- Cold start prevention
Enterprise
Custom
Contact sales
- SCIM sync
- 99.99% SLA
- Multi-region compute
- Advanced support
About Vercel
Vercel deploys frontend applications with zero configuration. Push code, get URL—deployment that removes all friction.
The experience is exceptional. The performance is excellent. The developer focus is clear.
Frontend developers choose Vercel because deployment becomes invisible.
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Vercel FAQ
Yes, Vercel offers a free Hobby plan for personal projects with 100GB bandwidth, serverless functions, and automatic deployments. Paid plans start at $20/user/month (Pro) for teams and commercial projects.
Vercel Pro costs $20/user/month with 1TB bandwidth, preview deployments, and collaboration features. Enterprise has custom pricing with SLA, SSO, and dedicated support.
Vercel supports Next.js (created by Vercel), React, Vue, Nuxt, Svelte, Angular, and 35+ other frameworks. It automatically detects your framework and optimizes builds accordingly.
Edge Functions run your code at the edge, close to users, for ultra-low latency. They're great for A/B testing, authentication, redirects, and personalization. Edge Functions use the V8 runtime.
Vercel deploys automatically from Git pushes. Every branch gets a preview URL, and merges to main deploy to production. You get instant rollbacks, atomic deployments, and zero-downtime updates.
Vercel created and maintains Next.js, the popular React framework. While Vercel is the optimal hosting for Next.js, both products are independent—you can host Next.js elsewhere or use Vercel with other frameworks.
Yes, Vercel offers Web Analytics (real user metrics), Speed Insights (Core Web Vitals), and Log Drains. Analytics help you understand performance and user experience across deployments.