Both are commercial runtime & deploy options with comparable terms, so the choice comes down to which model of the problem you prefer — compare the descriptions below rather than the licence.
Streaming-friendly serverless for TypeScript agents with a web front end.
Long-running containers close to users, without owning a Kubernetes cluster.
| Vercel | Fly.io | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | Proprietary | Proprietary |
| Pricing | freemium | usage based |
| Self-hostable | No | No |
| Languages | TypeScript | Any language |
| Install | npm i -g vercel | brew install flyctl |
| Keys required | None | None |
Both are commercial runtime & deploy options with comparable terms, so the choice comes down to which model of the problem you prefer — compare the descriptions below rather than the licence. Vercel: Streaming-friendly serverless for TypeScript agents with a web front end. Fly.io: Long-running containers close to users, without owning a Kubernetes cluster.
Vercel is a hosted service only. Fly.io is a hosted service only.
Vercel is proprietary (freemium). Fly.io is proprietary (usage based).
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