Next.js Development Services

A Next.js development company for new applications, and for existing sites moved onto Next.js.

What We Build With Next.js

Next.js is not the right answer to everything. These are the jobs where it genuinely makes a difference.

Sites That Have to Be Found

Marketing sites, blogs, service and product pages. Anything a customer reaches by searching for it. The page is rendered on the server, so search engines and AI tools read the content in the HTML rather than waiting for JavaScript. Metadata, canonical tags, sitemaps and structured data are part of the build.

CRM, ERP and Internal Tools

The CRM your sales team works in, the ERP that runs stock and orders, the dashboards your managers read. Data is fetched on the server, cached where it can be, and left live where it has to be.

Storefronts and Catalogues

Product pages generated ahead of time and refreshed on a schedule, so a large catalogue stays fast without rebuilding the whole site for one price change.

Headless CMS Front Ends

Your team keeps editing in the CMS they know. Next.js renders it, and anything published there appears on the site shortly afterwards, with no developer involved.

Customer and Dealer Portals

Authentication, roles and per-account data, with server components keeping the parts a user should not see off the client entirely.

Moving an Existing Site onto Next.js

A WordPress site, a Create React App build or a plain React SPA, migrated route by route with redirects in place so the addresses you already rank for keep working.

Where Are You Starting From

Both situations are routine for us. Tell us which one applies and we will shape the first call around it.

From First Call to Project Start

The process runs in five steps, in the same order on every project. You can stop after any of them.

1

Short Phone Call

15 Minutes

You outline the project and what you expect from it, we ask a few questions to understand the requirement, and we tell you whether Next.js is the right tool for the job. If it is not, you hear that on the same call.

2

Technical Review

45-60 Minutes

We go through the detail together. What the application has to do, who logs into it, what already exists, where the data lives, and what has to keep working while we build.

3

Scope Preparation

Before Any Commitment

You receive a document that states what will be built, in what order, on what timeline, and at what cost. You read it before anyone signs anything.

4

Agreement Signing

One Document

The agreed scope becomes a signed contract. The confidentiality and intellectual property terms are set out in the same document, rather than in a separate one or at a later stage.

5

Project Start

Same Month

Development starts and we deliver working software at regular intervals. A preview environment goes up within the first week, so you can follow progress in the product itself.

Start with a Call

  • Pricing depends on the project scope
  • Invoiced in USD, EUR or GBP
  • You own the source code

What You Get From It

You do not need the technical side to judge this. Here is what changes on the business side.

Visibility in Search Engines

A search engine receives the finished page. The server sends ready HTML, so the title, the description and the body are all readable on the first request.

A Large Difference in Load Speed

A page prepared on the server appears noticeably earlier than one assembled in the browser. Visitors see your content in about a second instead of watching a blank screen. On a phone, on a normal connection, that gap is the difference between a visit and someone going back.

Your Website and Your System Are One Project

Your public pages, your blog and the screen your staff log into all live in one project. There is no second system to build and no second team to coordinate.

Visibility in AI Answers

Tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity do not run the JavaScript on a page, they only read the HTML that arrives. A page rendered on the server arrives finished, so your business can appear in the answers they give.

A Traffic Spike Does Not Take the Site Down

Pages that rarely change are produced once and served as ready files. When thousands of people open the same page at the same time, no server runs for each request.

Sensitive Data Never Reaches the Browser

Pricing logic, permission checks and database queries run on the server. Data a user should not see is never sent to the browser, so it cannot be found by reading the page source either.

Choosing a Next.js Development Company

The questions to put to any Next.js development company, and the commitments we make on each of them.

Rendering Decided per Route

Static where the content rarely changes, server-rendered where it must be current, client-side where the page is an application. One decision for the whole site is the usual reason a Next.js project ends up slow.

No Lock-In to One Host

Vercel is the easiest place to run Next.js and often the right one. But we keep the build portable, so the same project runs on your own server or in your cloud account if you need it to.

Scope Before Signature

You know the scope, the timeline and the price before you commit. We would rather lose the project at the scoping stage than argue about what was included halfway through it.

Code Ownership in Writing

Who owns the code, and whether we may name the work as a reference, are both settled in the contract before the first line is written.

English Throughout

Calls, documents, code comments and commit messages. You will not be handed a codebase you cannot read.

A Codebase Someone Else Can Pick Up

We use TypeScript, we stay inside the conventions the framework already has, and we do not invent project-specific abstractions nobody else would know. The project is handed over in a state another team can continue without a rewrite.

Frequently Asked Questions

Next.js is a web development framework that builds the page on the server and sends it to the browser finished. By the time a visitor lands on the address, the content is already there, with nobody waiting for a phone to assemble it. The application side takes over from that point, so you end up with a readable page and a working application at the same time.

That is why it suits three kinds of work. Sites that need to be found, because search engines and AI tools both read a finished page. Applications that need to feel fast, because the first screen arrives in one go. And projects where the public site and the part people log into are really one product, since both can live in the same codebase.

A Fifteen-Minute Call Is Enough to Start

If Next.js is not the right tool for what you are building, you will hear it on the first call.

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