Vercel deployment, optimization, and cost modeling for Next.js applications — plus honest advice on when self-hosting is the better economics.
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Next.js applications with server components and edge rendering, preview-deployment workflows tied to your PR process, edge middleware for auth and routing, and analytics wired to real user metrics. Frontend and web application work ships here daily.
Small-to-mid teams without platform engineers, marketing-plus-product sites needing preview links for stakeholders, and traffic profiles where bandwidth and function invocation stay inside sane tiers. The developer velocity is real and worth paying for at that shape.
High-bandwidth media, sustained function volume, or organizations already running container infrastructure — a Next.js app runs fine on containers with modest engineering care. We model both curves at your actual traffic and tell you which side you're on, including when the answer is 'stay on Vercel and stop worrying about it.'
Framework-standard patterns over platform-proprietary shortcuts wherever the cost is low — so migration remains a project, not a rewrite. Same exit-aware posture we apply to every cloud decision.
No — it runs on containers and Node hosts with modest care. Some edge features are platform-specific; we flag those at architecture time so the choice is deliberate.
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