Vercel Connect for AI apps and agents
Consistent performance and uptime ensure efficient, reliable service with minimal interruptions and quick response times.
Secure integration
Securely connect agents to the tools, data, and services they need to take action.
Integration Ecosystem
Connect your favorite tools and platforms to Vercel with ease.
Slack
Collaborate and communicate seamlessly with your team in real time.
GitHub
Manage your code repositories and automate workflows efficiently.
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Secure credentials for agent workflowsUse short-lived, scoped tokens instead of long-lived secrets. Keep access controlled across projects and environments. -
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Agent Potential analysis
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Request credentials at runtimeCreate and manage connectors from Vercel, then request credentials when your app or agent needs them. -
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snowflake/acmeCentralized connection managementManage all third-party connections in one place across your team, projects, and environments.
Our Templates
See Vercel Connect in action with one of our templates.
Marketing Team
Deploy an entire marketing team of agents orchestrated from Slack for social, SEO, email, and more.
SEO & content
Paid ads
Email automation
Analytics
Personal Agent
A personal agent that works with you day-to-day in Slack, GitHub, and Linear.
Slack integration
GitHub sync
Linear issue tracking
Automated workflow
Software Factory
Ship a software factory that puts AI agents on every stage of the development loop.
Plan issues
Build code
Ship releases
Deploy & verify
Frequently asked questions
Vercel Connect lets your agents and services access external systems on behalf of your users and teams. Instead of storing provider credentials in long-lived environment variables, you request user-authorized tokens at runtime with project-level access controls.
It removes long-lived third-party secrets from your runtime while still letting agents act on external APIs. You register a connector for a provider, link it to projects and environments, request provider tokens at runtime, and keep an audit trail of authorization and token usage.
Connect uses a connector model. A connector is a registered third-party connection your team can reuse, and an installation is a provider-side install for a specific tenant, such as a Slack workspace or GitHub organization. At runtime you make a token request — optionally scoped with an installation, scopes, resources, and authorization details — bound to specific projects and environments.
Connect supports generic OAuth and API Key connectors, plus dedicated connectors for Slack, GitHub, Linear, Discord, Notion, Salesforce, Figma, Snowflake, and WorkOS. Resend, Workday, Microsoft Teams and more are coming soon.
Use Vercel Integrations for marketplace-managed installs and provider-managed products in the Vercel Marketplace. Use Vercel Connect when you need delegated runtime credentials and user authorization for agent workflows — for example, an agent that needs project-scoped access to a Slack workspace.
Pricing is based on token requests and triggers forwarded. The Hobby plan includes 500 token requests and 1,000 trigger forwards at no additional cost. On the Pro plan, token requests are billed at $3.00 per 1,000 token requests and trigger forwards are billed at $0.95 per 1,000 forwards. Enterprise is billed at your negotiated Enterprise rate. Contact your account team for details.
Yes. Webhook trigger forwarding is currently Slack-only. When enabled, Connect can forward incoming Slack webhooks to up to three destination projects per connector.