v0
Browser app. Agents run in the vendor's cloud.
Product websitev0.app Compare with others Missing or wrong data?
- Desktop app
- Not listed
- Browser
- Yes
- Phone
- IPhone
- Command line
- Not listed
- Agents
- Claude Code
- Your subscription
- No
- Agents run
- In the vendor's cloud
- Laptop closed
- Keeps going
- Isolation
- VM
- Parallel agents
- Not listed
- Scheduled runs
- Not listed
- Coordinator agent
- Not listed
- Built-in issues
- Not listed
- Pull requests
- Yes
- Review screen
- Yes
- Team
- Shared sessions, roles and SSO
- Self-hosting
- Not listed
- Licence
- Proprietary
- Price from
- Not listed
- How it charges
- Subscription, per seat and usage-based
- Paid plans from
- $21–40/month
Receipts
- Checked
- · oldest answer 2026-11-08
- Findings
- 38 published · 32 cross-checked by a second agent · read them all
- Sources
- 41 public pages on 2 sites: v0.app, vercel.com
- Screenshot
- v0.app, retrieved · first party release · shows appearance, not capability
- Data
- /products/v0.json · .md
- Method
- Same rules for all 103 researched ADEs. How we check · Report wrong data
What it does
Where you use it
v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
Source and scope for Where you use itAgents it runs
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Source and scope for Agents it runsAccounts and subscriptions
v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
Source and scope for Accounts and subscriptionsWhere agents run
VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
Source and scope for Where agents runHow work is kept apart
Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
Source and scope for How work is kept apartGit and pull requests
v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
Source and scope for Git and pull requestsLicence and source
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
Source and scope for Licence and sourcePrice
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Source and scope for PriceTyped filters
Every value links to its receipt below. Read plan and surface restrictions before using a filter to decide.
| Filter | Value |
|---|---|
| Desktop OS: macOS | Unknown |
| Desktop OS: Windows | Unknown |
| Desktop OS: Linux | Unknown |
| Web client | Yes |
| Phone access: Native iOS | Yes |
| Phone access: Native Android | Unknown |
| Phone access: Phone browser | Unknown |
| CLI | Unknown |
| Coding agents: Claude Code | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Codex | No |
| Coding agents: Cursor Agent | No |
| Coding agents: Gemini CLI | No |
| Coding agents: OpenCode | No |
| Coding agents: Pi | No |
| Coding agents: Grok | No |
| Coding agents: Aider | No |
| Coding agents: Antigravity | No |
| Use my subscription | No |
| Where agents run: On your computer | No |
| Where agents run: On your own server | No |
| Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud | Yes cross-checked |
| Workspace isolation: Git worktree | Unknown |
| Workspace isolation: Container | Unknown |
| Workspace isolation: VM or microVM | Yes cross-checked |
| Parallel runs | Unknown |
| Coordinator | Unknown |
| Native issue tracking | Unknown |
| Unattended triggers | Unknown |
| Shared prompting | Yes cross-checked |
| Team roles | Yes cross-checked |
| SSO | Yes cross-checked |
| Pull request workflow | Yes cross-checked |
| Review interface | Yes cross-checked |
| Product license: Apache-2.0 | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: MIT | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: GPL-3.0 | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0 | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: Elastic License 2.0 | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: Custom terms | No. Proprietary |
| Product license: Proprietary | Yes. Proprietary |
| Self-hosting | Unknown |
| Telemetry opt-out | Unknown |
| Free access | Unknown |
| Starting price: Free | Unknown |
| Starting price: Up to $20/month | Unknown |
| Starting price: $21–40/month | Unknown |
| Starting price: $41–100/month | Unknown |
| Starting price: Over $100/month | Unknown |
| Starting price: Contact for pricing | Unknown |
| Pricing model: Free, no paid plan | No |
| Pricing model: Free plan | Unknown |
| Pricing model: Subscription | Yes |
| Pricing model: Per seat | Yes cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Usage-based | Yes |
| Pricing model: Per machine or compute | No |
| Pricing model: Bring your own key | No |
| Pricing model: One-time purchase | No |
| Paid plans from: No paid plan | No. $21–40/month |
| Paid plans from: $10 or less/month | No. $21–40/month |
| Paid plans from: $11–20/month | No. $21–40/month |
| Paid plans from: $21–40/month | Yes. $21–40/month |
| Paid plans from: $41–100/month | No. $21–40/month |
| Paid plans from: Over $100/month | No. $21–40/month |
| Paid plans from: Contact sales | No. $21–40/month |
| Lifecycle status: Active | Unknown |
| Lifecycle status: Sunsetting | Unknown |
| Keeps going with laptop closed | Yes cross-checked |
| Open-source license | No. Proprietary |
| Any desktop app | Unknown |
| Paid plan up to $20/month | No. $21–40/month |
| Paid plan up to $40/month | Yes. $21–40/month |
| Any phone client | Yes |
Filter receipts
Web client: Yes
Web client
Typed value: Yes.
v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
- Browser: v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
- Task actions: v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
Phone access: Native iOS: Yes
Phone access: Native iOS
Typed value: Yes.
v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
- Mobile apps: A released native iOS app supports v0 chats. Android distribution remains unestablished.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The shipped v0 iOS app has skills and design-system pickers, video attachments and chat fixes.
Coding agents: Claude Code: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: Claude Code
Typed value: Yes.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Codex: No
Coding agents: Codex
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Cursor Agent: No
Coding agents: Cursor Agent
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Gemini CLI: No
Coding agents: Gemini CLI
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: OpenCode: No
Coding agents: OpenCode
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Pi: No
Coding agents: Pi
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Grok: No
Coding agents: Grok
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Aider: No
Coding agents: Aider
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Coding agents: Antigravity: No
Coding agents: Antigravity
Typed value: No.
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Harnesses: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Session integration: Claude Code is launched by running the claude wrapper in the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions through an API.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
Use my subscription: No
Use my subscription
Typed value: No.
v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
- Vendor credits: v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
- Provider restrictions: v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: How do credits work; Using a ChatGPT subscription
Finding: v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
Where agents run: On your computer: No
Where agents run: On your computer
Typed value: No.
VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Managed cloud: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
Where agents run: On your own server: No
Where agents run: On your own server
Typed value: No.
VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Managed cloud: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud: Yes cross-checked
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud
Typed value: Yes.
VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Managed cloud: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
- Client disconnect: The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
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Finding: The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
Workspace isolation: VM or microVM: Yes cross-checked
Workspace isolation: VM or microVM
Typed value: Yes.
Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Vm: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Filesystem: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Process: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Network: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Secrets: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Security boundary: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
Shared prompting: Yes cross-checked
Shared prompting
Typed value: Yes.
Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
- Visibility: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
- Coprompting: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
- Permissions: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
- Plan restrictions: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Sharing Chats; Inviting team members
Finding: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
Team roles: Yes cross-checked
Team roles
Typed value: Yes.
Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Organization roles: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Membership: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Sso: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Plan scope: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
SSO: Yes cross-checked
SSO
Typed value: Yes.
Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Organization roles: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Membership: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Sso: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Plan scope: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
Pull request workflow: Yes cross-checked
Pull request workflow
Typed value: Yes.
v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Branches: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Commits: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Pull requests: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Ci response: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Conflicts: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Product state: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: How v0 works with Git; Branch menu
Finding: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
Review interface: Yes cross-checked
Review interface
Typed value: Yes.
A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
- Change understanding: A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
- Evidence navigation: A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
- Comments: A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
Product license: Apache-2.0: No. Proprietary
Product license: Apache-2.0
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: MIT: No. Proprietary
Product license: MIT
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: GPL-3.0: No. Proprietary
Product license: GPL-3.0
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later: No. Proprietary
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: AGPL-3.0: No. Proprietary
Product license: AGPL-3.0
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later: No. Proprietary
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: Elastic License 2.0: No. Proprietary
Product license: Elastic License 2.0
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: Custom terms: No. Proprietary
Product license: Custom terms
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Product license: Proprietary: Yes. Proprietary
Product license: Proprietary
Typed value: Yes. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan: No
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan
Typed value: No.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Pricing model: Subscription: Yes
Pricing model: Subscription
Typed value: Yes.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Pricing model: Per seat: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: Per seat
Typed value: Yes.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Pricing model: Usage-based: Yes
Pricing model: Usage-based
Typed value: Yes.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Pricing model: Per machine or compute: No
Pricing model: Per machine or compute
Typed value: No.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Pricing model: Bring your own key: No
Pricing model: Bring your own key
Typed value: No.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Pricing model: One-time purchase: No
Pricing model: One-time purchase
Typed value: No.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: No paid plan: No. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: No paid plan
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: $10 or less/month: No. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $10 or less/month
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: $11–20/month: No. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $11–20/month
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: $21–40/month: Yes. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $21–40/month
Typed value: Yes. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: $41–100/month: No. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $41–100/month
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: Over $100/month: No. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: Over $100/month
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plans from: Contact sales: No. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: Contact sales
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Keeps going with laptop closed: Yes cross-checked
Keeps going with laptop closed
Typed value: Yes.
VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Managed cloud: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
- Client disconnect: The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
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Finding: The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
Open-source license: No. Proprietary
Open-source license
Typed value: No. Proprietary.
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- Server license: Hosted service access is governed by Vercel proprietary service terms.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
Paid plan up to $20/month: No. $21–40/month
Paid plan up to $20/month
Typed value: No. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Paid plan up to $40/month: Yes. $21–40/month
Paid plan up to $40/month
Typed value: Yes. $21–40/month.
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Currency: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Interval: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Seats: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Included usage: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Credits: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
Any phone client: Yes
Any phone client
Typed value: Yes.
v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
- Mobile apps: A released native iOS app supports v0 chats. Android distribution remains unestablished.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The shipped v0 iOS app has skills and design-system pickers, video attachments and chat fixes.
All public findings
Findings may summarize a source. They are not presented as verbatim statements.
v0:ACC-01: v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
v0:ACC-01
v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: v0 provides a browser chat, tool cards, live previews and browser-use screenshots.
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Finding: The shipped v0 iOS app has skills and design-system pickers, video attachments and chat fixes.
v0:ACC-02: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration. cross-checked
v0:ACC-02
The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
- Pre-installed agents are disabled by default for Enterprise accounts until an Enterprise admin opts in; non-Enterprise accounts have them by default.
- The user starts Claude Code from the sandbox terminal; v0 does not document controlling its sessions.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Invoking an agent; Unsupported configurations
Finding: The v0 sandbox includes a supported Claude Code wrapper invoked with claude. Traffic uses Vercel AI Gateway; direct binaries, rerouting with personal API keys and added unvetted agents are outside the supported configuration.
v0:ACC-03: v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login. cross-checked
v0:ACC-03
v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: How do credits work; Using a ChatGPT subscription
Finding: v0 credits pay for generation and platform fees. Eligible OpenAI responses can use a linked ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, while image work, delegated subagents and other supporting work still consume v0 credits. This is not a coding-agent native subscription login.
v0:ACC-04: A GitHub import creates a chat on a selected base branch; the first generated change creates a working branch and hosted preview. cross-checked
v0:ACC-04
A GitHub import creates a chat on a selected base branch; the first generated change creates a working branch and hosted preview.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Import an existing repository
Finding: A GitHub import creates a chat on a selected base branch; the first generated change creates a working branch and hosted preview.
v0:ACC-05: The v0 API creates chats and apps, sends messages, embeds authenticated previews and deploys to Vercel. The SDK includes React and AI SDK integrations, and an MCP server is documented. cross-checked
v0:ACC-05
The v0 API creates chats and apps, sends messages, embeds authenticated previews and deploys to Vercel. The SDK includes React and AI SDK integrations, and an MCP server is documented.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The v0 API creates chats and apps, sends messages, embeds authenticated previews and deploys to Vercel. The SDK includes React and AI SDK integrations, and an MCP server is documented.
v0:ACC-06: Users can connect preset or custom MCP servers to give v0 additional external tools during generation. cross-checked
v0:ACC-06
Users can connect preset or custom MCP servers to give v0 additional external tools during generation.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Users can connect preset or custom MCP servers to give v0 additional external tools during generation.
v0:PLAN-01: The beta Slack bot accepts @v0 prompts, reads the thread and creates a code branch and pull request. Continuing the same thread continues the chat and branch. cross-checked
v0:PLAN-01
The beta Slack bot accepts @v0 prompts, reads the thread and creates a code branch and pull request. Continuing the same thread continues the chat and branch.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The beta Slack bot accepts @v0 prompts, reads the thread and creates a code branch and pull request. Continuing the same thread continues the chat and branch.
v0:PLAN-02: The Plan Mode instruction asks v0 to outline an approach, steps and risks and request approval before implementing. This is a reusable instruction preset, not verified enforced policy. cross-checked
v0:PLAN-02
The Plan Mode instruction asks v0 to outline an approach, steps and risks and request approval before implementing. This is a reusable instruction preset, not verified enforced policy.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The Plan Mode instruction asks v0 to outline an approach, steps and risks and request approval before implementing. This is a reusable instruction preset, not verified enforced policy.
v0:PLAN-04: Reusable named instructions are saved to the account, available across chats and projects and applied until unchecked. cross-checked
v0:PLAN-04
Reusable named instructions are saved to the account, available across chats and projects and applied until unchecked.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Creating custom instructions; Applying instructions
Finding: Reusable named instructions are saved to the account, available across chats and projects and applied until unchecked.
v0:PLAN-05: v0 searches the web with linked sources and uses a browser to inspect previews or external sites, supplying screenshots in chat.
v0:PLAN-05
v0 searches the web with linked sources and uses a browser to inspect previews or external sites, supplying screenshots in chat.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: v0 searches the web with linked sources and uses a browser to inspect previews or external sites, supplying screenshots in chat.
v0:COORD-05: Users can stop the agent, see tool execution cards and follow automatic continuation through multi-step work. cross-checked
v0:COORD-05
Users can stop the agent, see tool execution cards and follow automatic continuation through multi-step work.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Users can stop the agent, see tool execution cards and follow automatic continuation through multi-step work.
v0:COORD-07: Natural-language requests select web search, browser use, integrations or terminal execution; action progress is visible in chat. cross-checked
v0:COORD-07
Natural-language requests select web search, browser use, integrations or terminal execution; action progress is visible in chat.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Natural-language requests select web search, browser use, integrations or terminal execution; action progress is visible in chat.
v0:RUN-01: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed. cross-checked
v0:RUN-01
VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines. The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: VM-backed chats run project files, Node.js preview servers and shell commands in Vercel Sandbox virtual machines.
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Finding: The changelog states that preview sandboxes no longer time out during long generations, including when the tab is closed.
v0:RUN-02: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners. cross-checked
v0:RUN-02
Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Each VM-backed chat has separate files, processes and environment variables; sandbox ownership follows the chat owner and shared-chat access. Production uses separate infrastructure. Outbound network policy defaults to allow-all and is configurable by team owners.
v0:RUN-03: The chat filesystem persists between sessions. A pool sandbox begins at thirty minutes and active sandboxes extend by ten minutes near expiry, up to twenty-four hours. Expired sandboxes are recreated on a later action. cross-checked
v0:RUN-03
The chat filesystem persists between sessions. A pool sandbox begins at thirty minutes and active sandboxes extend by ten minutes near expiry, up to twenty-four hours. Expired sandboxes are recreated on a later action.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The chat filesystem persists between sessions. A pool sandbox begins at thirty minutes and active sandboxes extend by ten minutes near expiry, up to twenty-four hours. Expired sandboxes are recreated on a later action.
v0:RUN-04: Sandboxes include Node.js and pnpm, npm, yarn and bun; a framework-aware dev server starts on the appropriate port with linked Vercel environment variables. cross-checked
v0:RUN-04
Sandboxes include Node.js and pnpm, npm, yarn and bun; a framework-aware dev server starts on the appropriate port with linked Vercel environment variables.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Sandboxes include Node.js and pnpm, npm, yarn and bun; a framework-aware dev server starts on the appropriate port with linked Vercel environment variables.
v0:RUN-05: A sandbox has an absolute twenty-four-hour maximum and receives automatic active-use extensions within that cap. This is not a guarantee of multi-day process survival. cross-checked
v0:RUN-05
A sandbox has an absolute twenty-four-hour maximum and receives automatic active-use extensions within that cap. This is not a guarantee of multi-day process survival.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: A sandbox has an absolute twenty-four-hour maximum and receives automatic active-use extensions within that cap. This is not a guarantee of multi-day process survival.
v0:RUN-06: Chat shows progress indicators, tool execution cards, browser screenshots and source links; deployment Fix with v0 sends error logs back to the agent. cross-checked
v0:RUN-06
Chat shows progress indicators, tool execution cards, browser screenshots and source links; deployment Fix with v0 sends error logs back to the agent.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Chat shows progress indicators, tool execution cards, browser screenshots and source links; deployment Fix with v0 sends error logs back to the agent.
v0:RUN-07: The dashboard groups credit consumption by chat or project. Team Owners and Billing roles can inspect member and project usage. Model costs are available in the selector. cross-checked
v0:RUN-07
The dashboard groups credit consumption by chat or project. Team Owners and Billing roles can inspect member and project usage. Model costs are available in the selector.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The dashboard groups credit consumption by chat or project. Team Owners and Billing roles can inspect member and project usage. Model costs are available in the selector.
v0:TEAM-01: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested. cross-checked
v0:TEAM-01
Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Sharing Chats; Inviting team members
Finding: Team members can receive Can Edit access to a chat and generate changes; shared chat history is included on Plus, Business and Enterprise. Simultaneous input ordering was not tested.
v0:TEAM-02: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats. cross-checked
v0:TEAM-02
Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Plus members have Builder access. Enterprise adds Builder, Creator and Viewer roles, free viewer seats, SAML SSO and audit logs. Vercel Owners have direct administrative read access to team-owned chats.
v0:TEAM-03: Sandbox terminal execution has Ask, Auto and Full permission modes; actual deny and revoke enforcement was not tested. cross-checked
v0:TEAM-03
Sandbox terminal execution has Ask, Auto and Full permission modes; actual deny and revoke enforcement was not tested.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Sandbox terminal execution has Ask, Auto and Full permission modes; actual deny and revoke enforcement was not tested.
v0:TEAM-04: Save commits tracked manual file changes and Discard restores the latest commit; generated message versions retain a read-only Diff tab. cross-checked
v0:TEAM-04
Save commits tracked manual file changes and Discard restores the latest commit; generated message versions retain a read-only Diff tab.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Save commits tracked manual file changes and Discard restores the latest commit; generated message versions retain a read-only Diff tab.
v0:TEAM-05: A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt. cross-checked
v0:TEAM-05
A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: A message Diff tab displays version changes; users can select diff lines and attach comments to the next prompt.
v0:TEAM-06: Chats can be transferred between personal and team scopes, bringing the full prior history into the team-owned chat. This is not a verified live human takeover. cross-checked
v0:TEAM-06
Chats can be transferred between personal and team scopes, bringing the full prior history into the team-owned chat. This is not a verified live human takeover.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Transferring chats and projects
Finding: Chats can be transferred between personal and team scopes, bringing the full prior history into the team-owned chat. This is not a verified live human takeover.
v0:SHIP-01: Browser-use screenshots and preview context appear in chat along with tool output. cross-checked
v0:SHIP-01
Browser-use screenshots and preview context appear in chat along with tool output.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Browser use; User interface
Finding: Browser-use screenshots and preview context appear in chat along with tool output.
v0:SHIP-02: The GitHub Publish flow respects required checks, reviews, draft state and branch protections; blocked merges remain open with links and an explanation. This enforcement is documented rather than observed. cross-checked
v0:SHIP-02
The GitHub Publish flow respects required checks, reviews, draft state and branch protections; blocked merges remain open with links and an explanation. This enforcement is documented rather than observed.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Branch protection and blocked publishes
Finding: The GitHub Publish flow respects required checks, reviews, draft state and branch protections; blocked merges remain open with links and an explanation. This enforcement is documented rather than observed.
v0:SHIP-03: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches. cross-checked
v0:SHIP-03
v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: How v0 works with Git; Branch menu
Finding: v0 automatically commits and pushes to a chat working branch, creates PRs, displays CI and offers fixes for CI or conflicts. Separate chats can share a repository with distinct branches.
v0:SHIP-04: Publish creates or reuses a pull request, merges to its base branch and waits for production deployment, subject to branch protection. v0 roles do not grant deployment permissions in GitHub or Vercel CLI. cross-checked
v0:SHIP-04
Publish creates or reuses a pull request, merges to its base branch and waits for production deployment, subject to branch protection. v0 roles do not grant deployment permissions in GitHub or Vercel CLI.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Publish creates or reuses a pull request, merges to its base branch and waits for production deployment, subject to branch protection. v0 roles do not grant deployment permissions in GitHub or Vercel CLI.
v0:SHIP-05: Users can view and restore previous generated versions. No stale-approval invalidation scenario was exercised. cross-checked
v0:SHIP-05
Users can view and restore previous generated versions. No stale-approval invalidation scenario was exercised.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Users can view and restore previous generated versions. No stale-approval invalidation scenario was exercised.
v0:OWN-01: The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
v0:OWN-01
The hosted v0 service uses vendor-authored terms linked from v0. Vercel retains application rights and restricts source discovery; generated project code is a separate scope.
- The proprietary hosted service scope is established; component-specific licenses, source revision and hosted parity are not.
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Vercel Terms of Service, linked by v0
Finding: Vercel grants a limited service-use license, reserves ownership of the service and restricts reverse engineering and source discovery. This applies to the hosted application, separately from generated customer code.
v0:OWN-02: The code viewer can copy or download files, including pending edits. This does not establish export of the entire ADE or portable chat/task history. cross-checked
v0:OWN-02
The code viewer can copy or download files, including pending edits. This does not establish export of the entire ADE or portable chat/task history.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The code viewer can copy or download files, including pending edits. This does not establish export of the entire ADE or portable chat/task history.
v0:OWN-03: Enterprise customers can opt out of content use for model training, and Enterprise data is processed on separate infrastructure. This is not a telemetry disable control.
v0:OWN-03
Enterprise customers can opt out of content use for model training, and Enterprise data is processed on separate infrastructure. This is not a telemetry disable control.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: Enterprise customers can opt out of having their content used for model training, and Enterprise data is processed on separate infrastructure. The page does not separate Vercel and model-provider data policies. This is not a telemetry disable control.
v0:OWN-04: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly. cross-checked
v0:OWN-04
Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; Free credits
Finding: Plus costs USD 30 per user monthly and Business USD 100, with USD 30 monthly credits each. Legacy Premium is USD 20 monthly but closed to new users. New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 offer, while existing Free users retain USD 5 monthly.
v0:OWN-06: The October 19 changelog announces the shipped Slack integration. Premium plan retirement affects that plan, not the v0 product lifecycle. cross-checked
v0:OWN-06
The October 19 changelog announces the shipped Slack integration. Premium plan retirement affects that plan, not the v0 product lifecycle.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: The October 19 changelog announces the shipped Slack integration. Premium plan retirement affects that plan, not the v0 product lifecycle.
v0:OWN-07: The vendor asserts that v0 is included in Vercel SOC 2 Type 2 attestation covering Security, Confidentiality and Availability. No report or audit period was inspected. cross-checked
v0:OWN-07
The vendor asserts that v0 is included in Vercel SOC 2 Type 2 attestation covering Security, Confidentiality and Availability. No report or audit period was inspected.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Compliance and certifications
Finding: The vendor asserts that v0 is included in Vercel SOC 2 Type 2 attestation covering Security, Confidentiality and Availability. No report or audit period was inspected.
v0:OWN-08: New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 allowance which does not renew; existing Free users retain a USD 5 monthly allowance. The continuing legacy allowance must not be generalized to new accounts.
v0:OWN-08
New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 allowance which does not renew; existing Free users retain a USD 5 monthly allowance. The continuing legacy allowance must not be generalized to new accounts.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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Finding: New Free signups receive a one-time USD 5 allowance which does not renew; existing Free users retain a USD 5 monthly allowance. The continuing legacy allowance must not be generalized to new accounts.
v0:OWN-09: The public plan table gives monthly prices, included credits and credit expiry. Generation pauses when credits run out, and Premium, Plus and Business can buy more credits. A new team created by a Vercel Hobby user also needs Vercel Pro at an extra USD 20 per month.
v0:OWN-09
The public plan table gives monthly prices, included credits and credit expiry. Generation pauses when credits run out, and Premium, Plus and Business can buy more credits. A new team created by a Vercel Hobby user also needs Vercel Pro at an extra USD 20 per month.
- Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
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v0: Plan comparison; How do credits work
Finding: The public plan table gives monthly prices, included credits and credit expiry. Generation pauses when credits run out, and Premium, Plus and Business can buy more credits.
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Finding: If the user already has a Vercel Hobby team, a newly created team requires a Vercel Pro subscription in addition to the v0 plan, at an extra USD 20 per month that adds no v0 capabilities.