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Create a card for Vercel in Halocard
In your Halocard dashboard, create a new card, name it Vercel and set a limit that covers what you are about to pay.
Vercel
AcceptedHalocard is accepted
Halocard is accepted at Vercel. Vercel takes only credit and debit cards on the Pro plan, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB and UnionPay, and charges in USD. Each invoice is charged automatically at the start of the billing cycle and adds the previous cycle's on-demand usage, so expect more than the $20 platform fee.
What payment methods does Vercel accept?
Accepted
- AcceptedHalocard
- AcceptedCredit Cards
- AcceptedDebit Cards
Not accepted
- Not acceptedPrepaid Cards
- Not acceptedApple Pay
- Not acceptedGoogle Pay
- Not acceptedPayPal
- Not acceptedBank Transfer (ACH)
- Not acceptedCryptocurrency
- Not acceptedStablecoins
How does Vercel appear on my statement?
VERCEL INC.VERCEL MKTPLACEVERCEL DOMAINS
What merchant category (MCC) is Vercel?
7372Computer programming, data processing and integrated systems design
How to pay for Vercel with Halocard
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Open your team's Billing settings
In the Vercel dashboard, select your team in the team switcher. Open Settings in the sidebar and select Billing.
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Add the card under Payment Method
Scroll to Payment Method and select Add new card. Enter the card number, expiry, security code and billing address, then save.
04
Check the invoice email and tax details
In Billing, set the Invoice Email Recipient if invoices should go somewhere other than the first owner's email. Tax is worked out from your billing address, and a VAT ID can be added under the tax ID field.
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Set an On-Demand Budget
Under Spend Management in Billing, turn the switch on and enter an On-Demand Budget in USD. Turn on Pause Production Deployments if you want usage to stop at that amount.
Official payment guidance from Vercel
- Pro payment methods and billing FAQ: https://vercel.com/docs/plans/pro-plan/billing
- Invoices and partial invoices: https://vercel.com/docs/pricing/understanding-my-invoice
- Set an On-Demand Budget: https://vercel.com/docs/spend-management
Tips for successful payments at Vercel
- AcceptedAdd your card in Settings, Billing before the 14-day Pro trial ends, or the team reverts to Hobby instead of moving to paid Pro.
- AcceptedAdd the new card before you remove the old one: Vercel requires a new payment method on file before the old one can be removed.
- AcceptedFill in your billing details and any VAT ID before the next invoice is finalized, because changes only apply to future invoices.
- AcceptedUse a team member with the Owner or Billing role to turn on Spend Management and set the On-Demand Budget.
Why do Vercel payments decline?
- The team is overdue after a renewal charge failed
- Vercel marks a team overdue when the card expired, the bank declined the payment, the card was reported lost or stolen, or no card is on file. Add a new payment method in Settings, Billing within 14 days, or all deployments are paused.
- The first payment for a new Pro subscription failed
- The initial payment must go through within 24 hours. Check the card details, or add another card under Payment Method in Settings, Billing.
- A partial invoice could not be charged
- Vercel retries the charge and emails the billing contact. Update the card in Settings, Billing, then pay any open partial invoices from Settings, Invoices, because several unpaid partial invoices pause new deployments.
Vercel payment FAQ
How much does Vercel Pro cost?
Pro has a $20 monthly platform fee that includes one deploying seat and $20 of usage credit. Extra seats with the Owner or Member role are $20 a month each, and Viewer seats are free. Usage beyond the credit is billed on demand, and add-ons such as Observability Plus cost extra. Prices are in USD and exclude tax, which is added from your billing address.
When does Vercel charge my card?
At the start of each billing cycle. The invoice covers your seats and add-ons for the next 30 days plus on-demand usage from the previous cycle. You cannot change the billing cycle dates, and Pro is billed monthly only; annual billing needs the Enterprise plan. If usage spikes or crosses an internal threshold, Vercel may charge a partial invoice before the cycle ends.
How does the Vercel Pro trial work?
The trial lasts 14 days and includes $20 of credit, with one trial per user account. It ends early if the team reaches the trial usage limits. To stay on Pro, add a payment method in Settings, Billing, and billing starts as soon as the trial ends. Without a payment method the team returns to Hobby and is not charged.
Does a Vercel spend limit stop charges?
Not on its own. Setting an On-Demand Budget sends alerts at 50, 75 and 100 percent of the amount. Usage only stops if Pause Production Deployments is on, and because Vercel checks spend every few minutes, pausing can lag. The budget does not cover seats, add-ons or Marketplace integrations. New customers get spend notifications at $200 per billing cycle by default.
How do I cancel Vercel Pro?
Select your team, open Settings, choose Billing and click Downgrade Plan in the Plan section to move to Hobby. All active members except the original owner are removed, and connected Stores and Domains must be transferred first. An account can have only one Hobby team, so an existing one must be deleted or merged.
About Vercel
Vercel Inc. is a cloud platform company in San Francisco, founded in 2015 as ZEIT, that created and maintains the Next.js framework. It sells Hobby, Pro and Enterprise plans for building and deploying websites, apps and AI agents, with usage-based infrastructure, AI Gateway, the AI SDK and the v0 app builder. It serves individual developers, startups and global enterprises.
- Website
- vercel.com
- Support
- vercel.com/help
- Billed by
- Vercel Inc.
- Billing region
- United States ($USD)
- Products
- Vercel Pro, Observability Plus, Web Analytics Plus
- Revenue
- More than $500 million annualized run rate, July 2026
