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Secure Compute

Last updated November 25, 2025

Secure Compute is available for purchase on Enterprise plans

Secure Compute creates private connections between your Vercel Functions and your backend infrastructure like databases, APIs, or any private services you're running.

By default, Vercel deployments can come from any IP address. Secure Compute gives you dedicated static IPs, so you can tighten your backend's access controls to only allow traffic from your specific Vercel infrastructure.

When you enable Secure Compute on your project, your deployments and build container get their own dedicated network with static IP addresses in a region you choose. Your traffic stays completely separate from other customers.

If you only need static IP addresses for IP allowlisting, without features like dedicated infrastructure, VPC peering, or complete network isolation, consider Static IPs.

Here's what you get with Secure Compute:

  • Your own dedicated private network inside a VPC
  • Static IPs that won't change, plus a NAT Gateway
  • Complete isolation — only your specified resources can reach your Vercel Functions

When you request access to Secure Compute, tell us your AWS region and optionally a CIDR block. We'll set up a Secure Compute network in that region with:

  • A pair of dedicated IP addresses
  • AWS account ID
  • AWS region based on your request
  • AWS VPC ID
  • CIDR block based on your request