Neon supports different options for integrating Neon and Vercel, including a native integration that you can install from the Vercel Marketplace, a "previews integration" that creates a database branch with every pull request, and a manual setup option. If you're currently a Vercel Postgres user, you'll also find information below about the upcoming transition from Vercel Postgres to Neon.

Option 1: Vercel Native Integration

This integration is intended for Vercel users who want to add Neon Postgres to their Vercel project as a first-party native integration. The integration creates a Neon Postgres account for you if you do not have one. You get access to Neon features and plans. Billing is managed through Vercel. The integration also supports automatic creation of a database branch with each Vercel preview deployment so that you can preview application and database changes together without impacting your production database.

Option 2: Add the Postgres Previews Integration

This integration is intended for users who are registered with Neon directly. The Postgres Previews Integration is a connectable account integration that connects your Vercel project to a Neon database and creates a database branch with each Vercel preview deployment.

Option 3: Connect your Vercel project to Neon manually (no integration)

This setup simply involves setting environment variables in Vercel to connect your Vercel Project to your Neon database.

Transitioning from Vercel Postgres?

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Vercel has now completed transitioning almost all Vercel Postgres stores to the Native Vercel Integration for Neon Postgres.

You can now manage your databases via the Native Vercel Integration from the Storage tab on your Vercel Dashboard and in the Neon Console.

For those who have transitioned from Vercel Postgres to Neon, welcome! We're glad you're here. We've prepared a transition guide to answer questions and help you get started.