Develop. Preview. Ship.
Start with the developer, collaborate across disciplines, host frontend apps, and analyze performance.
Pay as you grow
Flexible monthly pricing for projects and teams of all sizes.
For you
HobbyFree, forever
- GitHub personal accounts
- GitLab personal accounts
- Bitbucket personal accounts
- Command-Line Interface
For your team
Pro$20/mo per member
Deploy from
- GitHub Organizations
- GitLab Groups
- Bitbucket Teams
- Command-Line Interface
Optional features
- Multiple Concurrent Builds
- Preview Deployment Suffix
- Email Domain Login
- Advanced Invoice Settings
- ...and much more
For your team
EnterpriseSuited to your needs
- GitHub Organizations
- GitLab Groups
- BitBucket Teams
- Command-Line Interface
Optional features
- SLA for 99.99% Uptime
- Multi-Region Serverless Functions
- Enterprise Support
- Next.js Application Audit
- Training and Consulting
- ...and much more
For Open Source Projects
Submit an open source project for free or discounted resources from Vercel.
For Partners
Apply to become an approved agency, technology partner, or professional services partner.
FAQs
Our Hobby plan is for personal, non-commercial use. Pro is for small teams with moderate bandwidth and collaboration requirements. Enterprise is for teams seeking greater performance, collaboration, and security. Contact our sales team to learn more.
Yes, we offer custom invoicing for Enterprise customers. Contact our sales team to learn more.
Our limits are listed here. Additionally, check out our Fair Use Policy.
We are glad you are growing and scaling with Vercel! Please contact us to discuss your resource requirements and we can customize a plan for your team.
Yes! Please reach out and the sales team will be happy to assist.
Thanks for continuing to use Vercel! Follow this guide to transfer your project to a team.
No, there is not a limit.
Potentially. Transfer fees are dependent on the TLD and the domain renewal fee. The domain-transfer workflow will alert you of fees before initiating transfer.
We calculate the total response size which includes headers along with the number of bytes in the body. Anything served from our servers from your project’s domain will be counted as bandwidth (including JSON responses for Serverless Functions).
When it comes to Serverless Functions though, GB-Hrs is calculated by multiplying the duration that your functions ran for by the amount of memory that was consumed by them.
By default, Functions are allocated 1GB of memory, but can be configured to use more here.