Deploy v0

Deploy v0 sites with VibeDeploy

Name: VibeDeploy
Brand: VibeDeploy

v0 generates React + Tailwind components from a prompt. VibeDeploy hosts the resulting app independently of Vercel, with EU compliance and flat pricing.

Deploy your v0 site See pricing

Why VibeDeploy for v0

v0 outputs React + Tailwind component code, not a deployed app. You can keep it in the v0 sandbox or push to Vercel, but if you want EU hosting or want to escape the Vercel ecosystem, you need a separate deploy target.

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EU-resident, no Vercel dependency

v0 nudges you toward Vercel. If you want a v0-built UI hosted in the EU on infrastructure that's not part of Vercel's stack, VibeDeploy is the drop-in replacement.

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Compose with any backend

v0 generates React UI. Wire it to your own API, Supabase, Firebase, or self-hosted services. VibeDeploy serves the static frontend from Belgium, and your own API can run beside it as a container.

payments

Flat pricing, no surprises

Vercel's bandwidth and compute pricing climbs with traffic. VibeDeploy plans are flat: 50 GB bandwidth on Studio, 200 GB on Business, no per-request fees.

How to deploy a v0 site

1
Generate your UI in v0
Iterate on the v0 page until you're happy. Export the project (the Code tab gives you the full component tree).
2
Drop into a Vite or Next.js scaffold
v0 components are React + Tailwind. Paste them into a new Vite + React project (or any framework). v0 also offers a Next.js project export.
```
npm create vite@latest my-v0-site -- --template react-ts
cd my-v0-site
npm install
```

Add Tailwind

v0 components depend on Tailwind. Initialise it.

npm install -D tailwindcss@3 postcss autoprefixer
npx tailwindcss init -p

4
Build
Produce the static output.
```
npm run build
```
5
Deploy to VibeDeploy
Drag the dist folder to the dashboard, or connect the VibeDeploy MCP server in Cursor or Claude and let the AI deploy it. Custom domain in the next step.

v0 hosting at a glance

How v0's default hosting and a generic alternative compare to VibeDeploy.

Feature	v0 default / generic alt	VibeDeploy
Hosting location	US (Vercel)	EU (Belgium)
Pricing model	Usage-metered	Flat per plan
Custom domain	Yes; on Hobby only for personal, non-commercial use	All plans
Vendor lock-in	v0 + Vercel + Next.js	Standard static output
GDPR DPA	Pro and Enterprise, US processor	All paid plans, EU processor

Common questions about deploying v0

Can I use v0's Next.js export with VibeDeploy?expand_more

If you use Next.js static export (output: 'export' in next.config.js), yes, and that is the simplest route. If you rely on server-side features such as API routes or server rendering, the Next.js server can run as a container next to the site via deploy_app, in one region in Belgium with no global edge.

Why not just deploy to Vercel since v0 is a Vercel product?expand_more

If you want to. VibeDeploy fits when you need EU residency, want to avoid usage-based billing surprises, or prefer not to consolidate your stack on a single vendor. Both are valid.

Does VibeDeploy support shadcn/ui (which v0 uses)?expand_more

Yes, shadcn/ui is a React component library. It builds to static JS+CSS, which is exactly what VibeDeploy serves.

Can I redeploy when v0 generates new versions?expand_more

Yes. Either re-paste the new component code and re-run the build, or connect the VibeDeploy MCP server so an AI agent in Cursor or Claude can redeploy after each v0 update.

Why does my exported v0 site show 404 on refresh?expand_more

Usually because the host has no fallback for client-side routes: a path like /dashboard exists only in the JavaScript router, so a refresh asks the server for a file that is not there. VibeDeploy serves index.html for unknown paths unless the site ships a top-level 404.html, so routes in a Vite or React SPA keep working on refresh, and pages exported as their own HTML file, such as about.html, also load at /about. Ship a 404.html only for a multi-page static site, where unknown paths should return a real 404.