Vercel is a private company building in cloud infrastructure / developer tools, founded in 2015. Investors last valued the company at $9.3B. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
2 valuations. The latest, $9.3B post-money, was set by the Series F in Sep 2025.
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AccelLEADGGICLEADGVAccelGICVercel supplies the cloud infrastructure that developers use to deploy and run the frontend of web applications. Its products include the Next.js framework, the v0 AI web-development tool and the AI SDK for building conversational streaming interfaces, alongside deployment through Git repositories, the Vercel CLI or its REST API. Customers such as Notion, Zapier and Mintlify run agent workloads and high-traffic sites on the platform.
Guillermo Rauch founded the company in 2015 as ZEIT, renaming it Vercel in April 2020. Vercel is used as a hosting provider by 1.9% of all websites according to W3Techs, and it introduced a Fluid infrastructure model in 2025 that lets a single regional instance handle multiple requests concurrently while keeping serverless elasticity.
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No. Vercel is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $9.3B.
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