Vercel Connect now accepts service submissions
Vercel Connect now opens its service directory to third-party submissions—no longer a gatekeeper model.
Why it matters
Vercel shifts from building connectors directly to a community-submission model for integrations. Practitioners can now submit their own services (OAuth or API key auth) without waiting for Vercel to prioritize them, though Vercel retains review authority before publishing.
The key facts
9 to knowSelf-service submission process: describe service, add OAuth or API key connection methods, verify via test connector, submit for review
Vercel reviews each submission before publishing to Vercel Connect directory
Submission instructions available in dashboard and documentation
Status: GA (available now)
Vercel Connect service submissions now open to community
Four-step submission process: describe service, add OAuth/API key auth, verify via test connector, send for review
Submissions subject to Vercel review before directory publication
Available in dashboard under 'Submit a Service'
Supports OAuth and API key authentication methods
Go to the source
Vercel Blogvercel.com
Publisher excerpt: now lets you submit your own service to the , so you no longer need to wait for Vercel to build a connector for it.Vercel Connectconnectors directory Submitting a service takes four steps: Vercel reviews each submission before publishing it to the directory. Get started from in the dashboard, or…