Vercel
The platform behind Next.js, offering git-connected frontend and serverless hosting with a generous free tier for personal projects and usage-based pricing once you scale into production traffic.
Pricing Plans
| Plan | Price/mo | CPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby | $0.00 | Serverless Functions | Function-dependent | N/A | 100GB | Free for personal, non-commercial projects only |
| Pro | $20.00 | Serverless + Edge Functions | Function-dependent | N/A | 1TB included | Per-user seat, includes $20 usage credit, commercial use allowed |
| Enterprise | $0.00 | Custom SLAs | Custom | N/A | Custom | Custom pricing, typically starting in the tens of thousands annually |
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About Vercel
Vercel is the company behind Next.js, and its hosting platform is built specifically around the git-connected, preview-deploy workflow that Next.js and similar frameworks assume from the start. Push a branch, get a live preview URL automatically, merge to main, and the production deployment updates without any manual step.
Deploy Experience
Every pull request gets its own preview deployment by default, and the build pipeline is tightly integrated with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Rollbacks to a previous deployment are effectively instant, since Vercel keeps prior builds available rather than requiring a fresh rebuild to revert.
Pricing
Hobby is free but restricted to personal, non-commercial projects, with 100GB of bandwidth and 100 GB-hours of serverless execution included. Pro costs $20 per user per month, which includes $20 of usage credit toward compute, bandwidth, and edge requests beyond the base allowance, meaning actual monthly cost scales with traffic rather than staying fixed at $20 for anything beyond a small team’s baseline usage. Enterprise is custom-quoted and, based on typical negotiated contracts, tends to start in the tens of thousands of dollars annually.
Where It Gets Expensive
Usage-based components, bandwidth, edge requests, and function execution time, are where costs can grow quickly once an app has real production traffic, and it is worth modeling expected usage against Pro’s included credit before assuming $20/month covers a live application.
Available in: Global edge network
Learn More
For more information about Vercel, visit vercel.com.