Usage prediction
Estimate serverless function pressure, data transfer, image paths, and hot flows before a preview becomes the public launch.
Vercel usage prediction for launch teams
Capacity Lab turns preview behavior, traffic assumptions, and third-party dependencies into a launch report: expected usage, bottleneck risk, and what to stub before testing.
Monthly usage model
Pick a common app template, change monthly users, and see which Vercel resources stay safe or cross plan limits.
Model
Estimate serverless function pressure, data transfer, image paths, and hot flows before a preview becomes the public launch.
Identify paid or fragile dependencies and replace them with stubs so the load test measures your app, not every vendor behind it.
One report for founders and engineers: expected usage, bottleneck evidence, plan risk, and the fix list before launch day.
Turn the forecast into a repeatable check for future Vercel previews, campaigns, pricing changes, and AI feature releases.
Positioning
Many AI-built SaaS products are a dense mix of auth, payments, LLM calls, email, storage, analytics, and CRM glue. Capacity Lab maps that surface, stubs the parts that should not be load tested, and predicts the Vercel usage envelope the product owner actually needs to understand.
Process
Share the Vercel project, preview deployment, traffic expectations, and critical user flows.
Mark real integrations, decide what must be stubbed, and keep paid vendors out of the test blast radius.
Receive the report: expected usage, bottlenecks, plan headroom, and the concrete launch checklist.
Cal.com
In the first call we turn a preview or production URL into the first usage model, then decide which integrations must be stubbed before any load test.
30-minute call
Bring the app URL, expected launch traffic, and the list of vendors behind the product.