Neytom vs Vercel
Vercel is the gold standard for frontend edge. Neytom is for the rest of the stack — databases, WordPress, mail, Docker — on isolated EU infrastructure.
| Vercel | Neytom | |
|---|---|---|
| Best at | Frontend / edge | Full isolated stacks |
| Long-running servers | Limited | Native (LXC / VPS) |
| WordPress / mail | No | Yes |
| Docker / Coolify | No | On VPS |
Decision
Stay on Vercel for pure frontend. Move backends, CMS, and “real servers” to Neytom. App Hosting
FAQ
Can I host Next.js on Neytom?
Yes via Node templates, Developer VPS, or Coolify. You own the runtime instead of Vercel’s edge functions model.
Preview deployments?
Vercel wins on PR previews today. Neytom focuses on durable production stacks; branch deploy is on the roadmap via Git webhooks.
Why leave Vercel?
Backend cost, egress, needing WordPress/mail, or wanting full control of the server.
Free start?
Nano 30 days, no card.
CDN?
Cloudflare sits in front of Neytom for TLS and caching.
Hybrid?
Common: keep marketing frontend on Vercel, run APIs/CMS on Neytom.