Vercel

The daily.dev web app runs on Vercel, including the new Marketplace and the API settings pages. Preview deploys on every PR meant we could click through each change before it shipped.

Vercel hosts HireKey’s web app and helps us move from code changes to working deployments. Separate staging and production environments let us review updates before releasing them to users.

Vercel hosts usejango.com. Every push gets a preview, deploys take seconds and connecting the domain was painless, so I could keep the marketing site current while spending my time on the product.

We chose Vercel for how closely its deployment workflow fits the way we build Stile. GitHub integration and preview deployments let us review the actual website and documentation before changes go live. That gives engineering and marketing something concrete to evaluate together, from a product page’s layout to the developer journey through our docs. Its Next.js support and deployment tooling make it a natural fit for those surfaces. The deciding factor was the short path from a proposed change to a working preview, review, and release.