WZ-IT moves Next.js and other Vercel applications into a controlled target operating model. Builds, functions, caches, environment variables, domains, data, preview workflows and ongoing operations are planned as one platform path.
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A Vercel migration is not a repository import. The target must reproduce the runtime, data and delivery capabilities in use and then operate them reliably.
Framework, builds, functions, edge runtime, middleware, cron jobs, caches, domains, integrations and environments are inventoried.
Coolify, Docker or Kubernetes is sized on German, European, customer-controlled or on-premises infrastructure.
Staging, data transfer, user journeys, DNS switch and rollback point are validated before Vercel is retired.
Technical guide to Next.js, functions, cache, data and cutover during a Vercel exit.
Next.js officially supports operation as a Node.js server or container. The additional target architecture depends on the Vercel capabilities and scaling assumptions actually in use.
Establish a reproducible build and start process, Node.js version, monorepo, package manager and container or server deployment.
Identify Vercel Functions, Edge Functions, middleware and runtime constraints and port or reimplement them appropriately.
Configure Next.js cache, revalidation, Image Optimization, CDN assumptions and multi-instance operation deliberately for the target.
Move production, preview and development values separately, rotate sensitive values and distinguish build from runtime configuration.
Migrate PostgreSQL, Supabase, Neon, Redis, uploads and object storage with separate transfer and validation paths.
Prepare DNS, TLS, redirects, webhooks, OAuth callbacks, email and external APIs for the new environment.
Rebuild branch deployments, separated environments, approvals, health checks and rollback around the team's workflow.
Define logs, availability, resources, backups, updates, CVE response and ownership before cutover.
Effort factors
The production Vercel environment remains available until the application, data paths and operating capabilities have been accepted on the target.
Document code, settings, environments, functions, domains, integrations, data and current usage.
Deploy runtime, delivery, data services, reverse proxy, TLS, backups and monitoring.
Deploy the application, validate functions and user journeys, and rehearse data transfer or synchronisation.
Move final data, switch DNS and integrations, run smoke tests and maintain the rollback window.
Entry price
€1,990 excluding VAT is the entry price for one clearly bounded application. The binding proposal follows a technical assessment of Vercel capabilities, data, target platform and cutover requirements.
Individually assessed Vercel migration
from €1,990
excl. VAT, one-time
For the controlled move of a bounded Vercel application to a prepared target environment.
Factors that determine price
The entry price is not a blanket package. Where the target is unclear or platform coupling is deep, the PaaS Exit Review from €1,490 excluding VAT may be the right first step.
Depending on the current state, the path starts with an exit review or moves directly to the target platform, backend migration and ongoing operations.
Document and assess Vercel dependencies, target options, risks and cutover before implementation.
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Describe the application, Vercel capabilities, data and target preference. We assess whether a direct migration or an exit review should come first.
Next.js, Coolify, European infrastructure, functions, data and operations
A Vercel migration starts at EUR 1,990 excluding VAT. The entry price is not a fixed blanket scope. Projects, functions, data, storage, required code changes, target architecture and cutover determine the specific proposal.
Next.js officially supports operation as a Node.js server or Docker container. Multi-instance operation, caching, ISR, streaming, Image Optimization and Vercel-specific integrations still require deliberate target configuration.
No. Coolify is a self-hostable deployment platform. Hetzner is one possible infrastructure provider on which Coolify or another target model can run. WZ-IT can also use other German, European, customer-controlled or on-premises infrastructure.
We inventory every function, runtime and dependency. Node.js-compatible functions can often move into the application or separate services. Edge-specific APIs, regions or runtime constraints may require adaptation or an alternative component.
Yes. Branches, builds, domains, variables, data access and approvals can be rebuilt as preview, staging and production paths on the target platform. Scope and isolation are agreed in advance.
The target environment is tested in parallel. Data transfer, DNS, TTL, final synchronisation, smoke tests and rollback point are planned before cutover. Possible downtime depends particularly on data volume and write activity.
Yes. WZ-IT can operate the target infrastructure, Coolify or another platform, monitoring, backups, updates and incident response. Software maintenance and development are agreed as a separate application scope.
No risk: worst case, you leave with a clearer understanding of your project than before.


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Whether a specific IT challenge or just an idea - we look forward to the exchange. In a brief conversation, we'll evaluate together if and how your project fits with WZ-IT.