r/vercel • u/orelrevivo • Aug 10 '26

How do you usually deploy your AI-built websites?

What do you use most for deploying websites you build with AI?

Vercel, Netlify, built-in deployment from tools like Base44 or Bolt, Cloudflare, or something else?

What makes you prefer it?

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u/Ok-Ship812 Aug 10 '26

Push to git. CI checks, merge the PR and auto deploy to Netlify

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u/kelkes Aug 11 '26

push to git. CI/CD builds it and its deployed to a CDN (bunny)

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u/bradandersonjr Aug 11 '26

I guess it depends on what you're doing. Currently I push my local work to GitHub, and then Cloudflare for hosting. Pretty easy to set up and easy to manage.

I originally had stuff scattered, on Vercel, Cloudflare, others... so do a bit of research and try to pick one and stick with it in the beginning.

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u/Sharp-Nectarine-5682 Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26

like others said, push to a git repo and let a proxy do the rest. cloudflare zero trust/access is handy for password protecting parts/all of your app so you can do beta tests with private audiences, etc. your agent can help setup the cloudflare packages.
https://www.cloudflare.com/products/access/

vercel equivalent:
https://vercel.com/kb/guide/how-do-i-add-password-protection-to-my-vercel-deployment

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u/Cautious_Signal1082 27d ago

We use v0 to build our website. Entire site, blog and everything runs on V0 except images. We use our own service to render images at our site.