“We were really impressed with the way Next.js was working, the way the APIs were easy to use, and how everything seemed quite flawless.”

"Only for not maintaining any of our own servers, Vercel pays off. Then when we go inside the platform and know more about the previews, Git commits, and deploys and so on it’s almost like magic."

“Vercel is a must-have for anyone who's trying to build websites for scale.”

"We're so bored because nothing's happening—we're just watching the sales go up."

"At Ledger, stability is key. Everything went smoothly thanks to our technical choices and architecture."

"We see merchants building these blazingly fast sites on Swell. And that's one of the powers of headless ecommerce—you can use best-of-breed technologies like Vercel and Next.js."

"We needed a quality product for a quality product. We evaluated other options, but really Vercel was a no-brainer. We wanted to make sure we didn’t cut any corners."

"Preview comments have been a great tool for us to collaborate. It’s been an easy way for us to push changes. We can tell stakeholders: Just log in and comment straight on the solution."

"Vercel allows us to focus on innovating and building our products, rather than spending time on DevOps."

"Vercel is incredibly easy to use due to its great UX and UI. We can really tell that it’s been made by developers, for developers."

“With Next.js, we were able to conduct a complete migration from our existing React website in less than a month, including testing. We then moved to Vercel in less than an hour!”

“Our highest data load page was for the US House of Representatives, which has roughly 400 races on one page. That’s a lot of data. We had been using a websocket solution to update the page while the user was on it, and it was lagging like crazy. So, I …

“It was the smoothest election night anyone could remember.”

"By thinking of content as data and removing the HTML semantics, we can let editors and content creators do what they do best."

"The most valuable feature of Vercel is that our team can focus on building products rather than worrying about infrastructure."