Swell powers ecommerce on Vercel and Next.js
Swell, an ecommerce platform, leverages Vercel and Next.js to help merchants build fast, headless storefronts with API-first backends that deliver superior shopping experiences globally.
Swell, a platform on Vercel, enables anyone to spin up their own ecommerce website using its headless, API-first backend. For them, Vercel and Next.js provide both the flexibility and accessibility they need to power their users’ storefronts around the world. The benefits are twofold: not only do Vercel and Next.js provide game-changing tools and features for the Swell team, but they ensure Swell’s merchants can create the fastest sites and the best shopping experiences for their customers.
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