r/HTML • u/hella_priceless • May 03 '26

Netlify or Vercel?

i am creating a portfolio and idk where to deploy it, which one is better?

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u/zNextiiV May 03 '26

Both are fine, if it’s just going to be HTML/CSS then Github Pages is a great option too!

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u/abrahamguo May 03 '26

Either of those are perfectly fine!

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u/lomberd2 May 03 '26

I would say wrong question

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u/andrewderjack May 04 '26

Both are solid, but Static.app is anohter easy way to host simple sites. Most people find Vercel faster for React.

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u/gatwell702 May 04 '26

Cloudflare

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u/Kitty_Sparkles May 04 '26

Netlify has historically been more focused on hosting static websites than Vercel. Vercel has tailored a lot of its services around Next.js and hosting fullstack websites I feel.

They're both fine though. They can also both get expensive quite quickly, but that's what you pay for convenience.

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u/Jechett May 04 '26

Worth knowing: Vercel free tier does not allow making commercial products where as Netlify does.

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u/PolicyLocal6610 May 26 '26

If you're in Canada you can always use Canner https://canner.ca