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Checked on 31 October 2026

Vercel alternative: Enzonic Deploy compared

Vercel is the reference platform for Next.js, with a global edge network and a large ecosystem. Enzonic Deploy covers the same Git-to-URL workflow (previews per branch, instant rollback, functions and servers) at flat per-account prices, and the same plan also includes databases, CI and file hosting.

Vercel and Enzonic Deploy side by side

Entry plans and the limits people ask about most. Prices in US dollars, before tax.

Vercel compared with Enzonic Deploy
 VercelEnzonic Deploy
Free planHobby, $0, for personal, non-commercial useFree, $0, no card
Paid entry pricePro, $20 per developer seat a month (includes $20 of usage credit)Starter $5 a month, Pro $10 a month per account
Bandwidth on the free plan100 GB Fast Data Transfer a month150 GB/mo
Function invocations on the free plan1M a month2 M/mo
BuildsHobby: one Basic build machine; Pro: billed per build-machine minuteFree: 3,000/mo, 1 concurrent
Team members$20 per developer seat on Pro; viewer seats freeTeams use the owner's plan; no per-seat charge
DatabasesThrough Vercel Marketplace providers such as Neon, Upstash and Supabase, with provider-specific plansEnzonic Databases included in the same plan (Postgres, MySQL, Valkey and more)
RegionsGlobal edge network, many regionsOne region today (United States); Europe and Asia are planned

Which one fits

Choose Vercel if you need

  • A global edge network and many compute regions, where Enzonic runs in one region today.
  • First-party Next.js features that ship on Vercel first, and the largest ecosystem of integrations and templates.
  • Enterprise contracts, compliance programmes and a long track record.

What is different on Enzonic

  • Flat prices per account instead of per seat; team members use the owner's plan.
  • One plan covers app hosting, managed databases, CI and the Rapidfile Upload API and Media.
  • Long-running servers are a normal deployment mode next to functions: always on from the Starter plan.

Moving from Vercel

  1. 1Connect the same GitHub repository on deploy.enzonic.com; the framework and build settings are detected.
  2. 2Copy your environment variables (production, preview and development) into the project.
  3. 3Keep vercel.json: Deploy reads redirects, rewrites, headers, trailingSlash and cleanUrls from it (or from enzonic.json).
  4. 4Add your domain to the project and change the DNS record when the first production deployment is ready.

Sources

Vercel is a trademark of its owner. Enzonic is not affiliated with Vercel. Prices and limits change; check the sources above for the current figures. Enzonic figures come from the live plan data.

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