154 Integrations with Vercel
View a list of Vercel integrations and software that integrates with Vercel below. Compare the best Vercel integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with Vercel. Here are the current Vercel integrations in 2026:
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eve
Vercel
Eve is the framework for building agents, like Next.js for web apps, but for agents. It uses Markdown for instructions and skills, TypeScript for tools, and durable execution by default. An agent is a directory that defines instructions and skills in Markdown, tools in TypeScript, and then deploys. Eve compiles the directory, wires up durable workflows, and connects channels, giving developers a structured way to build production agents without gluing together point solutions. An instructions.md file can be a complete agent, while agent.ts lets teams choose a model or configure the runtime. Reusable skills are Markdown playbooks loaded when relevant, so the agent gets focused guidance without carrying everything in every prompt. Tools are added as TypeScript files, with the filename becoming the tool name, and no registration is required. Every agent includes an isolated sandbox and file tools, with support for custom sandbox setup. -
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PinnOne
PinnOne
PinnOne is the ultimate SaaS management platform that helps businesses streamline their tech stack, eliminate wasteful spending, and optimize subscriptions. Powered by AI, PinnOne automatically identifies software usage across your organization, tracks spend, and provides actionable insights to build your perfect stack. Simplify your tools, save money, and take control of your SaaS subscriptions—all at the most cost-effective price point in the market, making smart SaaS management accessible for businesses of any size.Starting Price: $29/month -
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Versionveil
Synov8 Ltd
Versionveil is a realtime vendor change intelligence platform for engineering teams. It monitors vendors like OpenAI, Stripe, Vercel, Supabase, Anthropic, and Cloudflare, tracking API, pricing, SDK, and infrastructure changes that are usually scattered across changelogs, docs, and status pages. Versionveil turns these updates into structured alerts with severity, clear summaries, and AI-generated impact analysis explaining what changed and why it matters. Alerts are routed to Slack, Discord, or email, so the right teams see the right changes fast. Everything is also stored in a searchable history of vendor changes. It helps teams reduce dependency risk and avoid production surprises from third-party changes. -
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Naive
Naive
Naive is an AI-powered platform designed as an autonomous company runtime that enables users to build and operate an entire business through a single chat interface. Users begin by describing the company they want to create, after which the system automatically generates a company “headquarters,” deploys AI agents, and initiates key business functions such as launching campaigns, building applications, and managing operations. These AI agents act as autonomous employees capable of executing tasks across sales, marketing, customer support, engineering, and more, allowing businesses to function without traditional teams. It provides a unified dashboard where users can observe real-time activity, including outbound campaigns, content publishing, customer interactions, and product development updates, all handled by agents working simultaneously.Starting Price: $49 per month