How to export your data from Vercel

Vercel has no single 'export all my data' button. You can download Audit Logs as a CSV file (Enterprise plan, Team Owner only) and export Web Analytics panel data as CSV (up to 250 rows per panel); your actual project code, config, and history already live in your connected Git repository, not inside Vercel.

Formats: CSVPlan: Enterprise (for Audit Log export) / Any plan with Web Analytics enabled (for Analytics CSV export)Role: Team Owner (Audit Logs) / Any member with dashboard access to the project (Web Analytics)

✓ Verified against Vercel's official documentation, September 2026

Step by step

1To export audit logs: go to Team Settings > Security & Privacy > Audit Log.
2Select a timeframe, then click Export CSV to request a Comma Separated Value file of all events in that period.
3As the requesting team owner, check your email for a link to the report — the link is only valid for 24 hours.
4To export analytics: open a project from your dashboard, then select Analytics in the sidebar.
5Choose the timeframe, environment, and the data panel (Pages, Referrers, Countries, Devices, etc.) you want to export.
6Click the three-dot menu at the bottom of that panel and select Export as CSV — this exports one panel/dimension at a time, up to 250 rows.
7Repeat the analytics export per panel/dimension if you need multiple datasets (e.g. Pages, then Referrers, then Countries).
8Separately, copy out environment variables, domain/DNS records, and Git repository connection details from Project Settings before deleting a project or team — these are not bundled into a downloadable export file.

What the export includes

✓Audit Log CSV fields: timestamp, action, actor_vercel_id, actor_name, actor_email, location (IP), user_agent, request_id, previous state (JSON), next state (JSON)
✓Web Analytics CSV: up to 250 rows for the specific panel/dimension you're viewing (Pages, Route, Hostname, Referrers, Country, Browsers, Devices, OS)

What it doesn't include

✗No combined, one-click 'export all workspace data' file
✗Audit Logs are gated to Enterprise-plan teams and only the Owner role can request the export
✗Analytics export is capped at 250 entries per panel, not the full dataset, and must be exported panel-by-panel
✗Your project source code and build output aren't part of any Vercel export — they live in your connected Git repository
✗Raw logs, traces, and Speed Insights datapoints aren't included in these CSV exports (Vercel streams that data out separately via Drains, not as a downloadable file)

Before you start

⚠The audit log export link is emailed to the requesting owner and expires after 24 hours
⚠Reports covering the last 90 days don't affect billing, implying larger/older exports can carry cost
⚠Web Analytics 'Export as CSV' only pulls the panel currently open, capped at 250 rows even if more data exists
⚠Audit Log access and export both require the Owner role, so any teammate without that role can't self-serve this data
⚠There's no bulk 'download my workspace' feature — plan to manually collect env vars, domains, and integration configs from Settings before offboarding

Where to take your data

Free and cheaper tools that can take a Vercel export. See all Vercel alternatives →

Cloudflare Pages

Since your code already lives in your Git repository (not in Vercel), connect the same repo to Cloudflare Pages and redeploy. The Vercel Audit Log/Analytics CSVs are just historical records to keep for your own files, not inputs needed for the redeploy.

Vercel Hobby

Alternatives

If the goal is cost, not leaving entirely, downgrade the team to Hobby instead: projects and deployments carry over automatically, though Enterprise-only features like Audit Log export stop being available.

ArLink (Arweave)

Point ArLink at the same GitHub/GitLab repo used for Vercel to deploy a static build to Arweave. No Vercel export is required for the code itself since it's already version-controlled outside Vercel.

Exporting from Vercel: common questions

Can I export all my Vercel data in one click?+

No. Vercel offers separate, purpose-specific downloads — a CSV of Audit Log events and a per-panel CSV of Web Analytics data — rather than a single combined workspace export.

Do I need an Enterprise plan to download audit logs?+

Yes. Audit Logs, including the CSV export, are available only to customers on Enterprise plans and can only be accessed and exported by a team member with the Owner role.

How long is the audit log export link valid?+

After requesting an export, the team owner receives an email with a link to the report. That link is only valid for 24 hours.

How much Web Analytics data can I export at once?+

Each CSV export pulls from a single panel (e.g. Pages, Referrers, Country) and is capped at up to 250 entries from that panel, not the full underlying dataset.

Where is my actual site code if it's not part of a Vercel export?+

Vercel deployments are built from your connected Git repository, so your source code, commit history, and framework files are already stored there — they don't need to be exported from Vercel to be portable.

Can I move my project to another host without an official Vercel data export?+

Yes, for the code itself — since it lives in Git, you can connect the same repository to another host. You'll still want to manually copy environment variables and domain records from Project Settings first, as those aren't part of the CSV exports.