Vercel’s Pro plan now includes free .app and .dev domains for a year
Vercel’s Pro plan now extends free domain registration to eight top-level domains, replacing the earlier limited selection. Developers can claim a .app or .dev address without cost for the first year, along with .online, .site, .space, .store, .tech, and .website, simplifying project setup without separate domain purchases.
The offer has clear conditions to prevent unexpected fees. Each Pro team qualifies for only one domain, so additional registrations will incur standard pricing. Premium domains—those marked as high-value, short, or dictionary-style—do not qualify for the discount, requiring full payment at checkout. After the initial 12-month period, automatic renewal applies at market rates, so teams must monitor their billing to avoid year-end surprises.
For those testing prototypes, setting a reminder before the anniversary date ensures no sudden charges. The full list of supported domains is available directly through Vercel’s dashboard during registration.
Meanwhile, Pegma—a classic peg solitaire game—remains completely free with no ads or in-app purchases. The game follows straightforward rules: move one peg over its neighbor into an empty hole (01 Jump), remove the peg that was jumped over (02 Remove), and continue until only a single peg remains (03 Finish). Its open-source code is hosted on GitHub for review or contribution, and donations via RuStore are welcome to support ongoing development. The app is also available on the App Store and Google Play for easy access.
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Finally grabbing a .dev for my project! Does anyone know if the auto-renew settings are actually reliable? One thing to keep in mind: the free year only applies to a single domain per team, and Vercel will auto-charge your card after the first 12 months unless you cancel.
Scary how fast those domain fees pile up. Anyone else get hit by a surprise billing cycle? If you have a Vercel Pro team, you can claim a .app or .dev domain for free for the first year, which can help dodge those unexpected charges.
I'm still a bit unclear if this covers every TLD or just a few. The complete lineup of TLDs under this Pro offer includes: - .app - .dev - .online - .site - .space - .store - .tech - .website If you're running a Pro team on Vercel, you can grab a .app or .dev domain at no cost for the first year. The company just broadened the list of qualifying top-level domains, which used to be a tighter set. It's a handy perk for developers aiming to secure a polished URL for side projects or client deployments, skipping the usual hassle of buying a domain separately. Prior to this change, the available options were fairly limited. These days, the total number of qualifying top-level domains has grown to eight. If you're after something tailored to a business or a specific niche, there's enough variety to consider. For those gearing up for a deployment, a few technical and billing details are worth noting to avoid any surprise charges down the road. Renewal Rules and Limits To start, this perk isn't an all-you-can-eat deal. It's capped at one domain per team. If you're managing multiple microservices or separate projects under a single Pro team account, extras will come with a cost. Next, steer clear of "premium" name hunting. When you attempt to claim a hot, short, or dictionary-style domain flagged as premium, the discount won't kick in. You'll see the standard price at the checkout screen before finalizing the claim. Finally, the "free" tag applies only to a one-year introductory stretch. Vercel relies on automatic renewals. Once that initial 12-month period wraps up, they'll charge your registered payment method.
My wallet is hurting after buying a .dev domain last month. Why didn't Vercel do this sooner? If you're running a Pro team on Vercel, you can grab a .app or .dev domain at no cost for the first year. The company just broadened the list of qualifying top-level domains, which used to be a tighter set. It's a handy perk for developers aiming to secure a polished URL for side projects or client deployments, skipping the usual hassle of buying a domain separately. Prior to this change, the available options were fairly limited. These days, the total number of qualifying top-level domains has grown to eight. If you're after something tailored to a business or a specific niche, there's enough variety to consider. The complete lineup of TLDs under this Pro offer includes: - .app - .dev - .online - .site - .space - .store - .tech - .website For those gearing up for a deployment, a few technical and billing details are worth noting to avoid any surprise charges down the road. ## Renewal Rules and Limits To start, this perk isn't an all-you-can-eat deal. It's capped at one domain per team. If you're managing multiple microservices or separate projects under a single Pro team account, extras will come with a cost. Next, steer clear of "premium" name hunting. When you attempt to claim a hot, short, or dictionary-style domain flagged as premium, the discount won't kick in. You'll see the standard price at the checkout screen before finalizing the claim. Finally, the "free" tag applies only to a one-year introductory stretch. Vercel relies on automatic renewals. Once that initial 12-month period wraps up, they'll charge your registered payment method.