Escape Vercel's Platform Tax. Not Its Simplicity.

Self-host your Next.js app on your own AWS, Hetzner, or GCP account for predictable costs and full control, all while keeping the `git push` workflow you love.

Feeling Trapped by Vercel's Golden Cuffs?

You chose Vercel for its amazing developer experience, but now the trade-offs are becoming clear.

We believe that developers should have the freedom to choose their tools, their cloud provider, and their architecture without being locked into a proprietary ecosystem. Your infrastructure, your rules.

Unpredictable Bills

Vercel's free tier is generous, but as you grow, the costs for function invocations, bandwidth, and image optimizations can become complex and unpredictable. It feels like you're one viral post away from a massive bill.

Platform Lock-In

Proprietary features like Edge Functions are powerful, but they make it nearly impossible to move your app elsewhere without a significant rewrite.

Lack of Control

Your platform's future shouldn't depend on the whims of a single company. True ownership means your infrastructure answers to you.

The Best of Both Worlds

Keep the Next.js developer experience you love, but run it on your own infrastructure for a fraction of the cost and with none of the limitations.

Feature
Vercel
Disco on Your Server
Cost Model
Usage-based pricing with significant markup on compute, bandwidth, etc.
Pay raw cost for your own server + a flat software fee.
Infrastructure Ownership
None. A complete black box.
100% yours. On any cloud provider you choose.
Platform Governance
Closed-source, corporate-led.
Open-source, community-driven.
Runtime Environment
Proprietary serverless & edge runtimes.
Standard, open-source Docker environment. No surprises.
Database
Locked into Vercel Postgres or other partnered add-ons at a premium.
Use any database (RDS, Neon, self-hosted) with a standard connection string.
Deployment Workflow
`git push`
The same `git push` workflow you already love.

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