Vercel helps you ship fast. We help you ship safe with code‑first observability that connects errors to the code and deploys behind them. Together you get speed with clear insight into what is running in production. Today we’re launching our native integration in Vercel’s Observability category so you can connect Rollbar to your Vercel projects in minutes, map environments cleanly, and track deployments from day one. If you build with Next.js or serverless functions on Vercel, this is for you.
What you get on day one
- Connect Rollbar to one or many Vercel projects and resources in a single setup. Choose the projects you want, map environments, and keep configuration consistent as your footprint grows.
- Track deployments from day one. Mark releases, tie errors to the exact revision, and see when a regression began so you can roll forward with confidence.
- Keep source maps, environments, and project settings aligned. Our docs include copy‑paste snippets to wire up deployment notifications and recommended build settings so stack traces stay readable.
- Start from the Vercel UI. Install from the Marketplace, authorize, pick projects, and we take care of provisioning and linkage on the Rollbar side.
Why this works in practice
Rollbar connects real‑time signals from your Vercel apps to the code that shipped so you know what is running now and why it behaves that way. We group related events into clear issues, de‑duplicate noise, resolve readable stack traces with source maps, and link every issue to the release and commit that introduced it. With deploy awareness, environment mapping, and optional context like user and feature flags, teams move from symptom to cause to fix without leaving their flow.
Up and running in minutes
- In the Vercel Marketplace, find Rollbar in Observability and click Install.
- Select your Vercel team and the projects you want connected. Multi‑project and multi‑resource setups are fully supported.
- Follow the short prompt to finish configuration in Rollbar. Our documentation includes ready‑to‑use snippets for deployment tracking and recommended environment variables: see the Rollbar + Vercel docs.
From there, deploy as usual. New releases are tracked, issues flow into Rollbar, and you have a clean view of errors by project, environment, and commit.
Built for how you use Vercel
- Next.js and React apps: Use our browser SDK alongside server instrumentation to capture both client and server errors with proper source maps and context.
- Serverless functions: Instrument with the Node SDK and get fast, accurate grouping and stack traces even when functions are short‑lived.
- Monorepos and many services: Map multiple Vercel projects to separate Rollbar projects so ownership, alerting, and dashboards match your team boundaries.
Get started
- Install from the Vercel Integration Marketplace and connect your projects.
- Visit our Rollbar + Vercel docs for recommended settings.
- Open a PR, push to Vercel, and watch Rollbar group errors by issue with links to the release that introduced them.
We’re excited to bring code‑first error monitoring closer to where you ship. If you have feedback or want to see additional capabilities, tell us what would help your team move faster while staying confident in production.
