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Anshuman Bhardwaj Hi @gametriggers9, welcome to the Vercel Community! We're sad to see you downgrade to free. I see your v0 Premium plan will end this month after which you'll not be charged.
Game Triggers i had cancelled and requested for downgrade before the charge happened. why is it still forcing a transaction against my card?
Alexcumbers 9492 When you have an issue, share you chat, otherwise there is no context for anyone to help you. also see: community.vercel.com/t/how-to-get-good-answers/158
Nathanstylee 2553 ever since i was gifted credits the quality of the entire system/experience has considerably decreased. i was using the hell out of it before, but today it won’t even work at all. i would have preferred to continue paying and using gpt 5. this is ridiculous
Alexcumbers 9492 You’re right, I was generating superb MVP UI interfaces prior to V0 App, one main Music App I was going to build on, but this now has to be on hold. Dev was awesome, App is a major regression. See my thread here: community.vercel.com/t/urgent-feedback-on-v0-transition-user-experience/21203
Jacob Paris I just tested adding a new org through v0 successfully, though I already have the Vercel Github app installed on my personal Github too I'll check internally to see if that's an intentional requirement. In the meantime, can you try adding it to your personal github first and then add your org? You can restrict it to not have access to your personal repositories while setting it up
Michael Krauklis When I do that it gives me the option to create a new repository in my personal github, but that’s not what I want to do. I want to connect to an existing repo in a team org. I would even accept creating a new repo in my team org, I can just move the code over, but I’m no longer getting any option to select anything other than my personal github.
Jacob Paris Deploying will publish that version of your site to the web, so it will be live for other people to access it. you get a subdomain like v0-my-website.vercel.app. you can change it or attach your own domain Then you can go back into v0 and continue building. When you're happy with a new version, hit Publish again and it will deploy to push the new changes live
Ryu In v0, deploying means publishing the current version of your project to Vercel so it has a live URL that other people can visit. You can still keep editing after deployment. A good way to think about it is: v0 preview = where you build and test changes Vercel deployment = the live hosted version New deploy = publishes your latest changes So deploying does not lock the project forever. You can keep changing the project, preview the changes, and deploy again when you are ready. For anything important, I would avoid making big changes directly before deploying. Make the changes, test the preview
