<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Vercel is a great platform for deploying Next.js apps but can be costly as the app scales up.</li><li>This tutorial explores deploying a Next.js app to Cloudflare Workers for Vercel-level performance at lower costs.</li><li>Cloudflare account is needed to follow along in this tutorial.</li><li>The tutorial covers creating an API route to fetch products and displaying them on the homepage.</li><li>An OpenNext adapter is used to set up the Next.js project on Cloudflare Workers.</li><li>GitHub integration for CI/CD and image optimization with Cloudflare Images are also included.</li><li>Comparison between Cloudflare and Vercel is provided in terms of developer experience, performance, pricing, and more.</li><li>Next.js <Image> component is utilized for image optimization and a custom loader for Cloudflare Images.</li><li>The tutorial concludes by discussing factors to consider when choosing between Vercel and Cloudflare.</li><li>The article details the process step by step and provides insights for cost-efficient deployment options.</li></ul>

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