Where is Vercel headquartered?

Vercel's corporate headquarters is in San Francisco, California. The company recently signed a deal to relocate from its prior address at 100 First Street to a larger space at 201 Mission Street in the SoMa (South of Market) neighborhood — a 42,150 sq ft sublease on the second and third floors, backfilling space vacated by Indeed, with a lease running through April 2028. This is the same district that houses Salesforce, Twilio, and many enterprise SaaS companies, and the move reflects the company's scaling headcount and maturing enterprise posture. Vercel has already used the new space as a venue for events like Vercel Builder Day.

The San Francisco office functions as the anchor for executive leadership and key engineering and product teams. Guillermo Rauch (CEO), Malte Ubl (CTO), and Tom Occhino (CPO) are all San Francisco-based. The office operates on a flexible in-person model — executives and senior leaders work on-site on select days each week rather than on a mandatory schedule, consistent with the company's remote-first culture.

Vercel maintains a second physical office in New York City, which serves as a hub for East Coast commercial and go-to-market activity. COO Jeanne DeWitt Grosser, who built Stripe's New York-based revenue organization, brings deep familiarity with NYC as a commercial center — her hire signals that the NYC office may grow in strategic importance as Vercel scales its enterprise sales motion across financial services, media, and e-commerce verticals.

Beyond these two offices, Vercel operates as a remote-first company with employees spanning six continents. Job postings consistently list roles as fully remote or hybrid (SF or NYC), and the company offers unlimited PTO and full location flexibility for most roles. This distributed model has allowed Vercel to recruit engineering talent globally without geographic constraint — a competitive advantage in the tight market for TypeScript and Rust engineers. EMEA is a growing market: London and Amsterdam appear most frequently in European job postings, and Vercel hosted its first Ship conference outside the US in London in June 2026 (2,500+ attendees), signaling growing EMEA strategic importance.

For field sellers, Vercel's buyer concentration mirrors the broader developer-tools ecosystem: the San Francisco Bay Area (including Silicon Valley) is the highest-density territory, home to Vercel's executive team and many of its largest enterprise customers (OpenAI, Perplexity, and other AI-native companies are clustered there). New York City is the second-tier commercial hub, particularly for fintech, media, and e-commerce verticals that use Vercel's platform heavily.

Vercel's remote-first culture means buying decisions can be made from anywhere — a CTO in Austin or a VP Engineering in London may control the budget for an enterprise Vercel contract. That said, field events and executive briefings are best concentrated in San Francisco (for technical leadership audiences) and New York City (for commercial and enterprise buyer audiences). For EMEA sellers, London is the most productive entry market given Vercel's June 2026 Ship London event and active UK hiring. There is no announced EMEA office, but a London or Amsterdam presence would be a natural next step if enterprise growth in the region continues.