What is the best way to get support from Vercel?

In addition to our community-led support, Vercel Support is available to help answer questions and resolve any issues related to the Vercel platform.

Direct Channels

Vercel offers a number of channels for reaching out to the team directly:

  • Abuse — If you believe that a Vercel deployment contains malicious or illegal content, please email abuse@vercel.com.
  • Billing — If you are unable to log in or you do not have a Vercel account but would like to discuss issues relating to invoices or unrecognized charges, please email billing@vercel.com.
  • DMCA - If you have a copyright or DMCA report, please email dmca@vercel.com. When doing this, please provide as much relevant information as possible, taking into consideration our DMCA policy or trademark policy.
  • Login — If you are unable to log in or experience difficulties during registration, please email registration@vercel.com and include the details of the project you are looking to deploy with Vercel. To protect against platform abuse, Vercel employs multiple layers of security and verification during the account signup process.
  • Sales — We want all customers using our platform to succeed. If you want to discuss an enterprise plan for your projects, you can contact our enterprise department here.
  • Security — Vercel is trusted by the best teams to develop, preview, and ship their websites. Get in touch with our security team to report any security concerns at security@vercel.com.
  • Security Vulnerabilities — If you believe you have found a security vulnerability, we encourage you to let us know right away. Please email responsible.disclosure@vercel.com with as much detail as possible.
  • Support — If you are facing any issues while using the platform, please reach out to Vercel Support using the Support tab available from the Vercel dashboard. Different support options may be available to you, depending on your plan.

Community Channels

You can exchange ideas with other Vercel customers in the following channels:

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