Vercel
Vercel is a U.S. cloud platform company that hosts web applications, develops Next.js and provides AI development tools.
Founded in 2015 by Guillermo Rauch and headquartered in San Francisco, Vercel is a U.S. cloud platform company. It deploys and hosts websites and web applications and develops the open-source web framework Next.js.
Vercel offers automated deployment from Git repositories, serverless and edge capabilities, and AI SDK, a toolkit for integrating generative AI into web applications.
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Examples include Claude Code CLI, Codex CLI, the Codex desktop app, Vercel's Fx, DeepSeek Harness and OpenCode.
…rough openly, they say, makes Gumloop look like infrastructure, in the same category as Vercel and Cloudflare, rather than a software vendor hiding its margins.
The code went to a private GitHub repository connected to Vercel, and a domain matching how people phrase their searches cost $11.25 a year.
Its featured offerings include Vercel, Runway and specialized legal and enterprise-agent products.
Cloudflare and Vercel are the two general hosting choices in the collection.
Users can also configure plugins for tools such as a browser, GitHub and Vercel.
The Webflow site, whose cost had risen to $600 per month, was replaced by an Astro site designed with Claude and deployed on Vercel.