We use Vercel to host all of OutreachPilot: the marketing site, the signed-in app and the API routes behind them, all deployed from one TanStack Start repo. Until this month the product lived on an AI app builder. Moving to Vercel gave a one-person team full control: every push to main goes live on its own, with our own domain, environment and functions. That changed what we could build. Vercel Functions handle the webhooks that tell us when a LinkedIn invite is accepted or a prospect replies, the billing webhooks, and the endpoint our scheduler calls to run the sending engine. The marketing pages are server-rendered, so they load fast and get indexed, which matters because we grow without sales calls. OutreachPilot is careful LinkedIn automation. Restraint is what we sell, so we'd rather ship small, reversible changes every day than big risky releases. Vercel makes that the default.

OutreachPilot

Careful LinkedIn automation for people who sell expertise

Careful LinkedIn automation for people who sell expertise