Real talk on Nuxt hosting options I see so much Vercel hate from frontend devs, but let's be honest - when Netlify fails to deploy, Cloudflare Workers hit payment limits, and VPS setup with Coolify takes hours, Vercel just works for getting demos live quickly. The Nuxt community's reaction to the Vercel acquisition seems overblown. NuxtLabs joining Vercel isn't automatically bad. Next.js pioneered server/client separation, component colocation, route grouping, and nested layouts. Give credit where it's due. For your specific needs: - Vercel handles SSR, global edge, automatic subdomains easily - Add PlanetScale/Neon for database, Resend for emails, S3 for storage - Stop overthinking the "right horse" - your customers don't care where you host the demo NuxtHub charges after limits while relying on Cloudflare infrastructure anyway. If it requires more technical knowledge than Vercel, why not just use what works? I deployed apps last week. - Netlify failed silently - NuxtHub failed without clear errors - Vercel deployed my Nuxt app instantly. Sometimes Cloudflare Pages works, sometimes Netlify works, but consistency matters for business. So far, use what gives you better DX, saves time, and gets your app live. The vibes don't pay the bills.