Next.js development
Fast, search-friendly websites, web apps and headless storefronts built with Next.js, React Server Components and TypeScript — by the team that built this site on it.
Quick answer
Next.js is a React framework for building websites and web applications that load fast and rank well. It renders pages on the server or ahead of time, so visitors and search engines get complete HTML instantly, then adds React's interactivity in the browser. It is used for marketing sites, SaaS products, dashboards, ecommerce storefronts and anything that needs both speed and SEO.
What we build
From a marketing site to a full SaaS product, built on the current Next.js release and kept up to date.
Get a fixed quoteMarketing and company websites that load instantly, rank well and are edited from a CMS your team already understands.
Portals, dashboards and SaaS products with authentication, roles, payments and real-time features.
Shopify and headless commerce storefronts on Next.js, with product data, cart and checkout from the commerce API.
Content from Payload, Sanity, Contentful or headless WordPress, with live previews for editors.
Move from WordPress, Gatsby, a create-react-app build or an older Next.js Pages Router app without losing SEO.
Core Web Vitals, metadata, structured data, sitemaps and rendering strategy tuned for search and speed.
Route handlers, server actions and integrations with your APIs, databases and third-party services.
Version upgrades, security patches and new features, so your app keeps pace with Next.js and React.
Build options
Every project gets a fixed, itemised quote and a clear plan before any code is written.
Launch fast
A fast, SEO-ready marketing site with a CMS your team can edit.
Most chosen
A custom application with accounts, data and the workflows your users need.
Modernise
An existing site or app moved to the latest Next.js and the App Router.
In every build
How it works
Short sprints, a preview link for every change and a production launch you can plan around.
Free 30-minute call
Goals, users, content and integrations — and which rendering approach fits each page.
Within 48 hours
Scope, architecture, milestones and price in writing.
Preview link per change
Designs first, then sprints deployed to preview URLs you can test.
30 days of fixes
Production launch with monitoring, redirects and analytics in place.
Straight answers
The things brands actually ask us before a build — answered properly, including the times the answer is that you do not need us.
Next.js gives you React's flexibility with server rendering, so pages load fast and search engines read complete HTML. It handles images, fonts, metadata and caching out of the box, which makes it a strong choice for sites that need both SEO and rich interactivity.
Yes. Pages can be rendered on the server or ahead of time, so every page is fully crawlable, and Next.js has built-in support for metadata, sitemaps, robots rules and structured data.
It depends on the number of templates, the CMS, integrations and any application features. A marketing site costs far less than a custom web app. After a short call we send a fixed, itemised quote.
On Vercel, on a Node.js server or in a container on AWS, Google Cloud or your own hosting. We recommend the option that fits your traffic, budget and team, and the accounts stay in your name.
Yes. We move the content into a headless CMS — or keep WordPress as a headless back end — rebuild the front end in Next.js and map every URL with redirects so rankings are protected.
Yes. Maintenance plans cover framework upgrades, dependency and security updates, monitoring and new features.
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Guides
Practical answers to the questions we hear most, from the team that builds these stores.
All insightsHydrogen is Shopify's own framework for headless storefronts; Next.js is the most popular React framework on the web. Both build excellent headless Shopify stores. Here is how they compare on features, hosting, flexibility and long-term cost.
Headless commerce separates your storefront from the commerce engine behind it. It promises speed and design freedom, but costs more to build and run. Here is a clear explanation of headless commerce on Shopify — and how to tell whether you need it.
Four questions that settle it in an afternoon, and the three situations where going headless will cost more than it returns for at least two years.
Start a project
Tell us where you are — a new build, a migration or a project that has stopped moving. You get a fixed scope and a plan in writing, not a sales call.