React app blank page on Netlify but works fine on my machine - reactjs

I have a router-based react app and when I run npm run build on my machine and serve it, it works fine
But when I deploy it to Netlify or Vercel, it doesn't work, just a blank page. When I view the source code, there is almost nothing there as well.
What is going on?

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