Deploy

Move a Framer site to Vercel.

Capture an authorized Framer site into static files and deploy them to Vercel -- with the config and guide already in the box.

Ready for Vercel out of the box

Every export ships with a vercel.json and a clean static structure, so importing the repository and clicking Deploy is usually all it takes.

No-code or terminal

The included README covers both a no-terminal path (GitHub upload plus Vercel import) and a single npx vercel command for developers.

Custom domains and previews

Review the captured site inside LayerPort, export it, then connect a custom domain in Vercel. DNS and deployment remain in the hosting account you control.

What Vercel's free tier actually gives a static site

Bandwidth: 100 GB / month on Hobby
Deployments: 100 / day on Hobby — A captured folder declares no build step and uses none of them
Custom domain + HTTPS: Included, certificate issued automatically
Commercial use: Not on Hobby — Pro — The one limit people discover late
Config it reads: vercel.json, already in the ZIP

Hobby is for non-commercial projects; a client site belongs on Pro. Limits as documented on 28 Sep 2026.

Source: Vercel — Hobby plan · Vercel — Project configuration (vercel.json)

Framer hosting against the same site on Vercel

	Framer hosting	The capture on Vercel
Where the files live	Framer's infrastructure	Your repository and your Vercel project
Bandwidth included	1 GB free, 50 GB Basic, 100 GB Pro	100 GB on Hobby, more on Pro
Publishing a change	Publish from the Framer editor	Push to the repository; every push redeploys
What a rollback is	Framer's own history	A previous deployment, kept by Vercel
If you stop paying	The site stops being served	The files are still on your disk

Source: Framer — Pricing · Vercel — Hobby plan

vercel.json generated automatically
No-code GitHub-to-Vercel path documented
One-line npx vercel deploy for developers
Preview before you publish
Custom domain guidance included

Sources

Vercel — Hobby plan — Included usage (100 GB Fast Data Transfer), 100 deployments a day, non-commercial use only. Read 28 Sep 2026.
Vercel — Project configuration (vercel.json) — cleanUrls, trailingSlash, headers. Read 28 Sep 2026.
Framer — Pricing — Site plans, bandwidth and page limits as listed on 28 Sep 2026, yearly billing.

FAQ

Do I need to configure Vercel manually?

Usually not. The default settings work with the generated vercel.json; import the repo and deploy.

Can I use a custom domain?

Yes. Add it in Vercel's dashboard and follow the connection steps in the export README.

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