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Vercel

Where we host most Next.js applications we ship.

Category

Infra

At the studio

Since 2020

Projects shipped

1 case study

Status

Active

(01) Our take

Vercel is where most of our Next.js applications go to production. The platform's integration with the framework is tight, preview deployments are a genuine productivity multiplier for cross-functional teams, and the edge network performance is excellent.

We're open about Vercel's trade-offs. Bandwidth costs can surprise teams at scale, and some of the platform's magic abstracts away infrastructure that becomes important to understand in production. For most of our clients, the productivity gain is worth it — but we help clients calibrate when it stops being.

(02) What we build with it

Typical work

  • Next.js production hosting with preview deployments
  • Marketing and editorial sites that benefit from edge caching
  • Applications where developer velocity is the dominant cost
  • Hybrid setups with Vercel frontends and AWS backends

(03) How we engage

Engagement shape

Deployed on almost every Next.js engagement we ship. Standalone Vercel migrations are occasional engagements for teams leaving Netlify or custom infrastructure.

(04) In production

Where we've shipped it

All case studies →

(05) Pairs with

Works well with

Technologies we reach for alongside Vercel in most engagements.

Frontend

Next.js

The default for serious React applications.

Infra

GitHub Actions

The CI we'd pick if we had to start over today.

Infra

Cloudflare

Edge compute, CDN, and everything in between.

Data

Neon

Postgres with serverless branches — and actual cold start.

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