Recreate your Netlify site on Vercel, port redirects, env vars and forms, test it, then switch DNS with zero downtime.
Move my site from Netlify to Vercel without any downtime
How it works
- Inventory your Netlify setup: Vovy lists your build settings, env vars, _redirects, netlify.toml, Netlify Forms and Functions in a table, so nothing gets left behind.
- Port redirects and functions: Vovy converts Netlify redirect rules into vercel.json and flags Netlify-only features, like Forms, that need a replacement.
- Import the repo into Vercel: Vovy imports the same GitHub repo into Vercel and copies over every env var. Your Netlify site keeps running meanwhile.
- Test the Vercel copy: Vovy compares key pages on the vercel.app URL with the live Netlify site and fills a pass or fail table.
- Switch the domain: Vovy asks, adds the domain in Vercel, and updates DNS. Both hosts serve the site during the change, so visitors see no gap.
What you provide
- Access to Netlify and Vercel
- Your domain's DNS login
What you get
- Site running on Vercel
- Redirects and env vars ported
- A checklist of Netlify-only features
- Zero-downtime switch
FAQ
Will my contact form keep working?
Netlify Forms only works on Netlify. Vovy flags it and can wire a replacement, like a form that sends through Resend.
Should I delete the Netlify site?
Keep it for a week as a fallback. Once traffic is fully on Vercel, you can delete it.
Why would I switch?
Usually for Next.js features, pricing, or to keep everything in one place. Vovy can compare both for your project first.
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