Move your v0 app to a server you own.
v0 builds Next.js apps and deploys them to Vercel. We move yours to a VPS you rent yourself, with the database beside it and one flat bill.
- Fixed price, quoted before any work starts
- Your live app keeps running until the switch
- Every login and password handed over to you
What gets moved, and where it ends up
| Part | Today | After the move |
|---|---|---|
| Code | v0 project | Your GitHub repository |
| Database | Vercel integration | Postgres on your server |
| Hosting | Vercel | Your VPS |
| Address | yourapp.vercel.app | yourapp.com with SSL |
| Cost | Per-seat plus usage | Flat server fee from $6 |
Why people move off v0
v0 is a good place to build. These are the reasons owners give for not staying once the app is real.
- Usage charges are hard to predict
- Vercel bills for seats, bandwidth, function time and image processing. A traffic spike or a busy bot can turn a small bill into a large one.
- Your data sits in add-ons
- Databases and file storage are added through integrations, each with its own limits and pricing. On a VPS they live next to your app at no extra cost.
- Some features assume Vercel
- Image optimisation, scheduled jobs and edge functions are tuned for Vercel. They all have self-hosted equivalents, and we set those up.
What a v0 app is made of
A v0 app is a Next.js project using React, TypeScript, Tailwind and shadcn/ui. Data usually lives in a Postgres add-on such as Neon or Supabase, with files in Vercel Blob. Next.js runs well on a plain Node server, so the move is well understood.
On your server it runs on Linux with Postgres, a web server that handles SSL, nightly backups and automatic deploys from GitHub.
What we do in a v0 migration
- Push the v0 project to a GitHub repository under your account
- Run Next.js as a Node service on your VPS behind a web server with caching
- Move the database from its add-on to Postgres on your server
- Move files from Vercel Blob to storage on your server or an S3-compatible bucket
- Recreate scheduled jobs and image optimisation without Vercel
- Move environment variables, switch your domain and issue the SSL certificate
Four steps from v0 to your own server.
Most apps are moved in under a week. You do not need to be technical for any of it.
Free audit
Share your project. We check what it depends on and what the move involves.
1 business dayFixed quote
You get a written plan and one price. It does not change once agreed.
Same dayTrial move
We rebuild the app on your new server and you test it at a private address.
2 to 4 daysSwitch and handover
We point your domain to the new server and hand you every login, with a written guide.
About 1 hour, no downtime
One fixed price. Paid once.
A migration is a one-time job, so we charge for it once. After that you pay only your server provider. If the trial move does not work, you pay nothing.
See full pricingApp migration, from
$240One-time fee. Server from $6 to $24 a month.
- Server setup, SSL and domain
- Database, users and files moved
- Nightly backups and auto-deploy from GitHub
- 30 days of support after handover
v0 migration questions
Can a Next.js app run without Vercel?
Yes. Next.js is open source and runs as a regular Node application. Server rendering, API routes and server actions all work on a VPS.
Will my site be slower without Vercel's network?
For most apps, no. A VPS in a region close to your users with proper caching is fast. If you serve a global audience we can put a free CDN such as Cloudflare in front.
What about my Neon or Supabase database?
We can move it to Postgres on your VPS, or leave it where it is and connect the new server to it. The audit recommends one.
Can I keep using v0 to design new screens?
Yes. v0 pushes to GitHub, and anything merged into your repository deploys to your server automatically.