vercel-services

Name: vercel-services
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Author: Vercel

Coordinate multi-service deployments in a single Vercel project.

246|42|Updated Mar 4, 2026

Search Tags:#frontend #routing #backend #monorepo #vercel #deploy #services

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npx skills add https://github.com/vercel/vercel-plugin --skill vercel-services-vercel

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Skill: vercel-services
Source: https://github.com/vercel/vercel-plugin/tree/main/skills/vercel-services
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vercel/vercel-plugin --skill vercel-services-vercel

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What problem does it solve?

Coordinating deployments for monorepos that combine frontend and backend in a single Vercel project can be complex due to shared routing, per-service entrypoints, and separate dependencies.

Core Features & Use Cases

Multi-service deployment within one Vercel project to run frontend and backend under a unified domain.
Per-service entrypoints and routePrefix definitions in vercel.json to route requests correctly.
Independent dependencies per service (e.g., a Python backend and a JS frontend) with isolated build processes.
Use cases include pairing Next.js with FastAPI or Go in one project, or layering multiple runtimes in a single deployment.

Quick Start

Define the experimentalServices in vercel.json and run vercel dev -L to run all services locally.

Frequently Asked Questions about vercel-services

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How do I deploy a monorepo with frontend and backend services on Vercel?▼

Multi-service deployment on Vercel coordinates frontend and backend in one project by defining experimentalServices in vercel.json with per-service entrypoints and routePrefix, enabling independent service configurations and isolated builds under a single domain.

What is experimentalServices in vercel.json used for?▼

ExperimentalServices in vercel.json defines multi-service deployments within a single Vercel project, specifying per-service entrypoints and routePrefix to route requests correctly between combined frontend and backend runtimes like Next.js and FastAPI.

Can I run a Python FastAPI backend and Next.js frontend together locally on Vercel?▼

Yes, you can run a Python FastAPI backend and Next.js frontend together locally by defining services in vercel.json and running vercel dev -L, which starts all configured services for coordinated multi-service local development.

Does Vercel support independent dependencies for multiple services in a monorepo?▼

Vercel supports independent dependencies per service in a monorepo, allowing isolated build processes for different runtimes like Python and JavaScript within a single project deployment configured through vercel.json.

How does per-service routing work with routePrefix in Vercel deployments?▼

Per-service routing with routePrefix directs incoming requests to the correct service entrypoint based on the URL prefix, enabling combined frontend and backend runtimes to serve traffic correctly under a single unified domain.

When should I use multi-service Vercel deployments instead of separate projects?▼

Use multi-service Vercel deployments when you need to run combined frontend and backend runtimes, like Next.js with Go or FastAPI, under a single unified domain with shared routing instead of managing separate Vercel projects.