r/vercel

I'm now unable to login with Github, prior to that I was trying to set up a project from a Github Repo and the connector failed to load in. Gitlab and Gitbucket seemed unaffected by the issue.

My production domain was registered through Vercel. I deleted my Vercel account without transferring it out (i thought i did) - auto-renew died with the account, and I had no idea.

It expired 2026-08-14, it's now on clientHold, and my entire SaaS and email are offline. Paying customers locked out for days.

I can't fix this myself: no account to log into, the registrar (Tucows) says talk to Vercel, and my support case: 011cQNIWD79A5KRZ, is sitting in the Hobby queue.

I just need ONE of these:

1. Renew the domain — I'll pay the second someone responds
2. The transfer auth code so I can move it to another registrar

I can prove ownership instantly (original account email, invoices, DNS zone control). Still in the renewal grace period, but the redemption clock is running.

If anyone from Vercel sees this — please, a two-minute account review is all this needs.

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I created an account but made a mistake in the setup, so I deleted that account. It was continued with the Google option for that email. And after deleting my account, I tried to log in and sign up both, but it's showing me this. Is there any chance to get back this account? It's too important to recover this.

misplaced 2fa codes, tried every way possible to access my account, opened 2 tickets Case number 01412003 and another and requsted a recovery through the form on the site twice while entering all my details (git hub account user act(, im a paying costumer and would at least expect a response from a human in 4 days

Disclosure: I work on this, it is our product IronBee, link at the bottom.

Every PR on Vercel already gives you a complete running copy of the app, isolated, one per change. That is the QA environment teams have wanted forever, and almost nobody opens the URL. The reviewer reads the diff and merges.

So we built an agent that opens it and uses the product. It reads the change, works out what a user would do differently because of it, and does that. No scripts, no selectors to maintain.

Two parts that were harder than expected:

Not stopping at "it failed". We read OpenTelemetry from the app and ship an SDK for runtime introspection, so a finding is the failing request, the query that returned nothing, the exception logged at info, and the line in the diff.

Not trusting the agent. Ask an LLM to test a changeset and it will tell you it did. That is a claim, not evidence. We trace what actually executes during the run and check the changed lines mechanically. If part of the change never executed, we do not pass it.

It also runs in GitHub Actions for services that never get a URL.

Happy to answer anything technical. If it misses something obvious on a real PR, I would rather hear that.

IronBee - Vercel Integration

Announcement post: https://medium.com/ironbee/your-ai-qa-engineer-now-runs-on-every-vercel-preview-16ca2d9dc03a

When I want to make a commit to my GitHub: Vercel, your job is to deploy the thing. That's it. Your one, lone job. The fact that you check whether the user making the commit has a GitHub account authorized with Vercel and is on my members team so you can charge $20/month extra for (on top of my pro account billing) is like you've been bought out by private equity already and forgot your one job.

I spent the past ninety minutes dealing with this wild goose chase only to find out that there's literally no way around this check on private repositories because of your nickle-diming billing nonsense. Even tried roundabout webhooks through GitHub. Nope. I'm done. Project cancelled. Pro account cancelled. I control Vercel for another client that does $30K/year in business with you. I've realized that the way you do business is not in line with our strategic objectives. I'll be moving to Cloudflare pages on general F-is-for-exactly-what-you-think it is principle.

Cloudflare pages. Netlify. Google firebase. Render. Anyone who will listen will hear these names whenever Vercel is mentioned. That's not a threat: it's a promise sworn on an altar of pagan talismans with a blood sacrifice to the old gods.

While doing some SEO review today I discovered Vercel has created https://bookchant.vercel.app/ which is a very poorly imitated version of my website https://bookchant.com/ which it is claiming to be a "premium frontend demo for BookChant" which it 100% is not because Vercel was not used to build my website.

I'd like very much to know how to have Vercel remove this page falsely claiming to be related to my website.

What do you use most for deploying websites you build with AI?

Vercel, Netlify, built-in deployment from tools like Base44 or Bolt, Cloudflare, or something else?

What makes you prefer it?

Let's say I have shared envs that has NEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API, and it is shared amongst 10 websites.

If I change the key and then want to make the sites use the new key, will I need to redeploy every single site, or do nothing and they will automatically start using the new key?

Hope that makes sense and TIA.

Has anyone noticed a difference in SEO when deploying your Next.js app somewhere other than Vercel?

I'm looking at alternatives to Vercel for my Next.js app and am interested in what others have experienced when it comes to this.

Hey everyone, I’ve been having some issues with bot traffic lately, mostly coming from Singapore. I’ve already blocked Singapore in Vercel, but the traffic still seems to be getting through.

Has anyone dealt with this before or know what might be causing it and how to fix it?

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