Vercel BotID now available for all frameworks
Vercel BotID bot protection is now available for any JavaScript framework including SvelteKit and Nuxt. The botid@1.4.3 release introduces the initBotId function with universal JavaScript environment support to protect sensitive endpoints like registration, checkout, and AI interactions.
You can now use Vercel BotID to protect your most sensitive endpoints in any JavaScript framework, like SvelteKit and Nuxt.
BotID is our for high-value endpoints like registration, checkout, and AI interactions. Since launch, it has already protected nearly a million API requests.advanced bot protection
Installing or upgrading to adds support for universal JavaScript environments with the new function.botid@1.4.3initBotId({ protect: ... })
Here's an example of used to set up BotID in SvelteKit:initBotId
Check out the for setup instructions across all supported frameworks.updated documentation
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