Getting Started with Static IPs

Last updated October 2, 2025

Static IPs are available on Enterprise and Pro plans

This guide walks you through setting up Static IPs so you can access backend services that require IP allowlisting.

AI Assistance

Help me set up Static IPs for this Vercel project. First, make sure the Vercel CLI is installed (`npm i -g vercel`). If I'm using Claude Code or Cursor, install the Vercel Plugin (`npx plugins add vercel/vercel-plugin`). For other agents, install Vercel Skills (`npx skills add vercel-labs/agent-skills`). Then: 1. Run `vercel link` to connect the project. 2. Enable static IP addresses for outbound connections using the Vercel CLI so I can allowlist them in my database or API firewall.

Prerequisites

Before you dive in, make sure you have:

A project deployed on Vercel
A backend service that supports IP allowlisting
Pro or Enterprise plan

Access the Networking settings
1. Go to your Project Dashboard
2. Navigate to Project Settings
3. Click the Networking section
Configure your region
1. Click Manage Active Regions
2. Pick a region close to your backend services to keep latency down. You can pick up to 3 regions
3. Your project gets assigned static IPs within a shared VPC for each configured region
Get your static IP addresses and configure your backend service
1. Copy the static IP addresses from the dashboard
2. Add the static IPs to your backend service's allowlist so it knows which IP addresses are allowed to connect
Verify your connection
To test your connection, redeploy your project that connects to your backend service. All your outbound traffic will now go through those static IPs and be routed via the static IPs.