Taxes

All prices shown are in USD and exclude value-added tax (VAT), goods and services tax (GST), and other applicable taxes. Taxes are calculated based on your billing address and added to your invoice where required by law.

Yes. We are rolling out collection of VAT, GST, or equivalent for international customers starting on April 1, 2026 for all Vercel products and services where required by law. We already collect sales tax for US-based customers. The exact amount depends on your billing address and applicable tax regulations.

Regulations require cloud service providers to collect sales tax and VAT in many jurisdictions. We're updating our billing practices to ensure full compliance.

Not necessarily. Sales tax and VAT are only charged in jurisdictions where Vercel is registered to collect tax. If your billing address is in one of those jurisdictions, you will see sales tax or VAT added to your invoices. If not, you will not be charged tax.

Invoices will now show a separate line item for sales tax or VAT, clearly indicating the amount charged in addition to the products and services purchased.

For most customers, no action is required. Vercel automatically calculates and adds sales tax or VAT to your invoice based on your billing information.

If your US-based organization is tax-exempt, follow the US tax-exemption process. If your organization is VAT-registered, add your VAT ID in billing settings.

If you qualify for tax exemption in the US, please send your exemption certificate to tax@vercel.com. Once our team verifies your certificate, we'll mark your account as tax-exempt, and sales tax won't be applied to your invoices.

Add your valid VAT ID in your billing settings. Vercel applies the VAT treatment automatically based on your billing details. VAT IDs do not require manual verification by the tax team.

If your invoices still include VAT, check the following in your billing settings:

• Include the country prefix in your VAT ID, such as PL for Poland or GB for the United Kingdom.
• For organizations in the European Union (EU), select EU VAT number as the tax ID type. A domestic tax ID, such as Polish NIP number, is a different option.
• For organizations in the United Kingdom, select United Kingdom VAT number as the tax ID type.

Update your VAT ID in billing settings yourself. The tax team cannot update it on your behalf. You may have an obligation to self-report VAT under the reverse charge mechanism.

Yes. If you were charged tax on an invoice that should have been exempt, you can ask to have the invoice reissued without tax at vercel.com/help. Vercel refunds the original invoice and issues a corrected one.

Before you request a correction, complete the steps that apply to your organization:

• If your organization is VAT-registered, check your VAT ID, country prefix, and tax ID type in billing settings.
• If your US-based organization is tax-exempt, send your exemption certificate to tax@vercel.com and wait for confirmation from our team.

After updating your VAT ID or receiving confirmation of your US sales-tax exemption, go to vercel.com/help and ask to correct the tax on the affected invoice. If a reissued invoice still includes unexpected VAT after you have checked your VAT ID details, ask for support to investigate.

We will start collecting VAT for invoices issued on and after April 1, 2026.

You can refer to our terms of service on collecting sales tax and VAT.

For questions about tax collection or US sales-tax exemptions, contact tax@vercel.com. For VAT ID issues, check your billing settings. You do not need to email your VAT registration information to the tax team for verification.