Your site is distributed worldwide and practically never goes down.
Where your website lives. It isn't stored on one machine but in many data centres at once — always served from the one closest to your visitor.
A server in a basement. If it fails your site is gone — often for days.
If one location fails the next takes over. You won't notice, and neither will your customers.
- Every change builds itself
As soon as something lands in the archive, Vercel rebuilds the site. Nobody uploads files to a server by hand.
- Preview first, then live
Every version gets its own address to look at. You release what you like.
- Delivered from near the visitor
The finished site sits on machines in many countries. Someone opening it in Berlin gets it from Europe.
- Rolling back takes seconds
If a version doesn't work out, the previous one is switched back on. No restoring from a backup.
- Change in the archive
- Vercel builds
- Preview link
- Live worldwide
There is always a preview link between building and going live. You see every change before a customer does.
A platform that keeps your site in many data centres at once. A request is always answered by the nearest one. Every change in the archive triggers a new build automatically, and encryption certificates renew themselves.
- Delivery
- worldwide network
- Build
- automatic from the archive
- Certificates
- self-renewing
- Rollback
- to any earlier state
Every change goes live automatically once it's ready
Older versions stay available — rolling back takes seconds
Encryption and certificate renewal run by themselves
The provider is US-based and some servers sit there. As soon as customer data is processed I pick European locations deliberately — that belongs openly in the privacy policy, not under the carpet.
Every site I build runs here — from the barbershop in Rome to this page.