Vercel Pro teams can now pick from sixteen web address endings for a free first-year domain, up from eight, but renewal comes at the regular price.
Vercel has added eight more web address endings to its free domain offer for Pro teams. Every Pro team can claim one free domain for its first year. The newly eligible endings are .co, .studio, .company, .info, .pro, .live, .digital and .agency. That brings the total to sixteen.
A domain is the web address people type to reach a site. The ending, such as .co or .agency, is called a TLD, short for top-level domain. More choices mean more chances to find a name that fits a business.
Domains are claimed at vercel.com/domains. Vercel points to a free domain FAQ for the full list of eligible endings and the complete terms.
The announcement does not give the renewal price, since it depends on the domain chosen and is shown at checkout. It also does not list the eight endings that were already eligible before this change. Those details are in the FAQ. Vercel has not said whether more endings will be added later.
Pro teams get one free domain for a year, and it renews automatically at the regular price shown at checkout, so check that price before claiming.
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