AWS S3 and Vercel Blob were each faster in 1 of 2 shared storage measurements.
Median of each storage measurement's primary metric; lower is better. Medians within 5% count as roughly even, and a storage measurement gets no speed verdict when either provider completed fewer than 50% of runs.
| Benchmark | AWS S3 | Vercel Blob | Result | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upload (10 MB) Upload time · Run October 30, 2026 | 490ms 100% success | 224ms 100% success | Vercel Blob faster | 2.19x |
| Download (10 MB) Download time · Run October 30, 2026 | 137ms 100% success | 486ms 100% success | AWS S3 faster | 3.55x |
Time to upload a 10 MB file to the provider, measured in the 10 MB storage lifecycle benchmark.
Upload time
Vercel Blob had a 2.19x lower median upload time (224ms vs 490ms for AWS S3).
31 runs from June 28, 2026 to October 30, 2026.
Time to download the same 10 MB file back, measured in the 10 MB storage lifecycle benchmark.
Download time
AWS S3 had a 3.55x lower median download time (137ms vs 486ms for Vercel Blob).
31 runs from June 28, 2026 to October 30, 2026.
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AWS S3 and Vercel Blob were each faster in 1 of 2 shared storage measurements. In Upload (10 MB) (October 30, 2026), Vercel Blob had a median upload time of 224ms versus 490ms for AWS S3, 2.19x faster. In Download (10 MB) (October 30, 2026), AWS S3 had a median download time of 137ms versus 486ms for Vercel Blob, 3.55x faster.