Open source alternatives to Vercel

2 projects on starwire do the same job. Ranked by how much of what Vercel does each one covers, read from its README and website. Ties go to the most active.

What Vercel does

  1. Deploy from Gitcore
  2. Hosting for frontend and full-stack appscore
  3. Preview deployments per branchcore
  4. Serverless functions
  5. Custom domains and SSL
  6. Global CDN
  7. Analytics
  8. Environment variables

Each dot in the table is one job, in this order. Square dots are core jobs and count double. Full means yes, half means partly. "See the evidence" under a project shows the line behind each one. Coverage is what a project documents, not how well it works or how hard it is to move to. How we score this

ProjectCoversStarsCommits, 12 weeksLast releaseClosed vs openedSetupLicense
openshipDeployment platform you run yourself for shipping apps Same job, different way49%15k+89
1,913
 2 days ago88% Hosted version Apache-2.0
Covers 2 of 3 core jobs. Partly: Analytics. Not shown: Preview deployments per branch; Serverless functions; Global CDN; Environment variables.See the evidence
  • Deploy from GitcoreYesLink a Git repo and pick a target
  • Hosting for frontend and full-stack appscoreYesDesigned for your favorite stack Next.js Node Python Go
  • Preview deployments per branchcoreNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • Serverless functionsNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • Custom domains and SSLYeswired through OpenResty with automatic Let s Encrypt SSL
  • Global CDNNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • AnalyticsPartlyStream logs, watch metrics, and roll back
  • Environment variablesNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
dokploySelf-hosted deployment platform as an alternative to Vercel and Heroku Covers one part32%39k+214
722
 yesterday73% Hosted, paid Custom license
Covers 1 of 3 core jobs. Partly: Deploy from Git; Analytics. Not shown: Preview deployments per branch; Serverless functions; Custom domains and SSL; Global CDN; Environment variables.See the evidence
  • Deploy from GitcorePartlyDeploy any application using Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks
  • Hosting for frontend and full-stack appscoreYesDeploy any type of application
  • Preview deployments per branchcoreNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • Serverless functionsNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • Custom domains and SSLNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • Global CDNNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.
  • AnalyticsPartlyMonitor CPU, memory, storage, and network usage
  • Environment variablesNot shownNeither the README nor the website mentions it.

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