Vercel vs Cloudflare Workers & Pages Compute, Bandwidth & Edge Cost Calculator
Calculate monthly cloud bills, bandwidth egress charges ($0.15/GB vs $0.00/GB), serverless function executions, and team seat licensing across Vercel Pro and Cloudflare Workers Paid.
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How to Use the Vercel vs Cloudflare Calc
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STEP 01Enter your monthly traffic metrics: total pageviews (e.g. 2,500,000) and outbound egress bandwidth in GB (e.g. 3,500 GB).
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STEP 02Specify backend serverless function calls (e.g. 8,000,000 API/SSR requests) and average runtime duration.
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STEP 03Select team seats (e.g. 5 developer seats).
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STEP 04View side-by-side cost breakdowns highlighting Vercel bandwidth overage penalties ($0.15/GB beyond 1TB) versus Cloudflare Workers unlimited zero-egress architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions (Vercel vs Cloudflare Calc)
Why is Vercel significantly more expensive than Cloudflare Workers for high-traffic sites?
Vercel charges $20/month per seat, plus $0.15 per GB of egress bandwidth beyond the 1 TB plan allowance. For a site consuming 5 TB of monthly bandwidth, Vercel charges $600 in bandwidth overages alone. In contrast, Cloudflare Pages and Workers include 100% unmetered, zero-egress bandwidth on all tiers.
Can I run Next.js on Cloudflare Workers and Pages?
Yes. Modern Next.js applications can be deployed directly to Cloudflare Pages using OpenNext (@opennextjs/cloudflare), giving you full Next.js App Router, SSR, Server Actions, and incremental static regeneration with global edge latency and zero egress bills.
How does Cloudflare Workers compute pricing compare to Vercel Fast Compute?
Cloudflare Workers Paid costs $5/mo and includes 10 million requests with standard CPU time included, charging only $0.30 per additional million requests. Vercel charges for Fast Compute function duration in GB-hours ($0.18/GB-hr) once the Pro tier pool is depleted.