Display for v0

Q: What format do I export from v0?

v0's HTML export produces a self-contained HTML file. `dsp publish ./export.html` publishes it. For multi-file exports, `dsp publish ./export-dir/` publishes the directory.

Display for v0

v0 generates the UI. Display is where your stakeholders review it. Publish any v0 HTML export or prototype behind company SSO — no Vercel account required for viewers, no per-seat fees.

Free tier available$49/month flat for TeamsGoogle + Microsoft SSOUnlimited viewers

v0 generates UI. Sharing it with non-technical stakeholders is hard.

v0 by Vercel generates polished React component previews and HTML exports. The output is visually excellent and technically complete.

Getting stakeholders to review it is a different problem:

Share the v0 link — requires a v0 account or Vercel login to view. Your PM, designer lead, and CEO don't have Vercel accounts.
Export and deploy to Vercel — requires a Vercel project. Vercel SSO is $300/month. Vercel free tier is public-only.
Screenshot — the interactivity that makes v0 output valuable is gone.
Loom walkthrough — async, no hands-on exploration for the reviewer.

Display bridges the gap: publish the v0 export behind your company's Google or Microsoft SSO. Any stakeholder with a company email reviews it natively, in the browser, interactively.

From v0 to stakeholder review

Step 1: Export from v0

Use v0's HTML export or copy the component output to a local HTML file.

Step 2: Publish

dsp publish ./v0-export.html --name "checkout-redesign"

Step 3: Share

Post the URL in Slack or Linear. Stakeholders click, authenticate with company Google or Microsoft, and interact with the UI — no Vercel account, no React setup.

The Vercel account gap

v0 is a Vercel product. Sharing v0 previews natively requires viewers to log in with a Vercel account. For teams using v0 for internal prototype review, that means:

Every reviewer needs a Vercel account — most product, business, and executive stakeholders don't have one
Vercel SSO — $300/month add-on, one project. Doesn't scale to a team sharing multiple v0 prototypes
Public preview URLs — no company auth, exposes internal designs publicly

Display gives v0 a home that doesn't require Vercel accounts:

v0 output → dsp publish → yourco.display.dev/checkout-redesign

Company-restricted. Permanent. Interactive.

Option	Non-Vercel viewers	Company auth	Interactivity	Cost
v0 native share	❌ (Vercel login)	❌	✅	$0
Deploy to Vercel + SSO	❌	✅	✅	$320+/mo
Screenshot	✅ (degraded)	—	❌	$0
Display	✅	✅	✅	$49/mo flat

Option

Non-Vercel viewers

Company auth

Interactivity

Cost

v0 native share

❌ (Vercel login)

❌

✅

Deploy to Vercel + SSO

❌

✅

$320+/mo

Screenshot

✅ (degraded)

—

❌

Display

✅

$49/mo flat

Common questions.

Does Display require a Vercel account?+

No. Display is independent of Vercel. Viewers authenticate with their company Google or Microsoft email.

What format do I export from v0?+

v0's HTML export produces a self-contained HTML file. dsp publish ./export.html publishes it. For multi-file exports, dsp publish ./export-dir/ publishes the directory.

Can I keep v0 for iteration and use Display just for stakeholder sharing?+

Yes. Iterate in v0, export when you want stakeholder review, publish with dsp publish. Display is the last step in the workflow, not a replacement for v0.

What if my v0 export has React/Next.js dependencies?+

v0's HTML export is designed to be self-contained. For complex React builds that aren't self-contained, you'd need to build to static HTML first (next export or equivalent) before publishing with Display.

Display for v0

v0 generates UI. Sharing it with non-technical stakeholders is hard.

From v0 to stakeholder review

The Vercel account gap

v0 artifact sharing compared

Pricing

Common questions.

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