Next.js & React Development Services in India
Next.js is our default for any modern web project where SEO, performance, and developer experience all matter. We've shipped 8+ production Next.js apps on the App Router across SaaS dashboards, headless e-commerce, content sites, and marketing pages — including this one. Every build uses TypeScript, Tailwind, and the latest Next.js patterns, deployed to Vercel for the fastest possible iteration loop.
Why teams choose us for Next.js & React Development
Most Next.js work we audit was started before the App Router stabilized and ships with mixed paradigms — Pages Router holdovers, client-component-everywhere, and broken caching defaults. We've built every recent project on Next.js 16 with App Router from day one, with proper server / client component boundaries, intentional caching strategy, and full TypeScript coverage. The result: Lighthouse scores 95+, SEO that actually works for content, and a codebase the next developer can pick up in a week.
When Next.js & React Development is the right choice
Next.js is the right framework when you need server-rendered React (for SEO or initial-load performance), you want a unified front-end stack from marketing site to dashboard to admin, you're going headless on Shopify or WordPress, or you're building a SaaS that needs both public marketing pages and authenticated app surfaces. It's not the right fit for purely static brochure sites (use Astro), simple internal tools (Laravel + Filament wins), or projects without a developer on call long-term.
Our Next.js & React Development Process
App Router structure, server vs client component split, caching strategy, deployment target (Vercel / Netlify / self-hosted), and integration with your existing backend or headless CMS.
Strict TypeScript, Tailwind CSS for styling, Radix or shadcn/ui for accessible primitives, and framer-motion only where it earns its bundle weight.
Server Actions for form submissions, deliberate revalidation tags, no unstable_cache without a strong reason, and clear boundaries between server-only data fetching and client-side state.
Dynamic OG images via ImageResponse, proper metadata API usage, structured data (JSON-LD) for every page type, sitemap and RSS auto-generated from content, and Core Web Vitals tuned to 95+.
Vercel by default — preview URLs per branch, edge functions where they help, image optimization, and Vercel Analytics + Speed Insights for ongoing real-user monitoring.
What we deliver
- Next.js 16 (App Router) custom application development
- Headless Shopify storefronts on Next.js
- Headless WordPress front-ends on Next.js
- Multi-region SaaS dashboards with auth (Clerk, Auth.js)
- Server Actions, Suspense boundaries, and streaming SSR
- Static export sites for content / marketing
- TypeScript-first codebases with strict mode
- Migration from Pages Router → App Router
- Migration from Create React App / Vite → Next.js
- Vercel and Netlify deployment expertise
Transparent pricing
5-15 pages, custom design, MDX or headless CMS-backed, fully SEO-optimized, deployed to Vercel.
Authenticated app with user accounts, role-based access, integration with your backend or third-party APIs, payment integration.
Headless Shopify or WooCommerce on Next.js, complex content modeling via Sanity/Contentful, multi-region deployment, edge personalization.
Tech stack we use
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Next.js project cost in India?
Marketing sites: ₹40k-₹100k. SaaS dashboards / web apps: ₹100k-₹300k. Headless e-commerce or enterprise builds: ₹250k+. Final cost depends on number of authenticated surfaces, integration count, design fidelity, and whether content is from a CMS or hardcoded.
Should I build on Pages Router or App Router?
App Router for any new project starting in 2025+. Pages Router is now legacy — Vercel is investing entirely in the App Router, and the developer experience is meaningfully better once you accept the server-first mental model. We migrate Pages Router projects to App Router for clients regularly.
Do you deploy to Vercel or somewhere else?
Vercel by default for ~80% of clients — it's the frictionless path and integrates natively with Next.js features. Netlify for static-export sites where the cost model is better. AWS via OpenNext when compliance dictates AWS-only deployments. Self-hosted Node when there's a specific reason.
Can you build the backend for the Next.js app too?
Yes. We build full-stack solutions — Next.js front-end + Server Actions/API routes for the data layer, with Supabase, Drizzle ORM, or a separate Laravel/Node backend depending on the data model and team. We pick the right backend for the project, not a default we always use.
Will the Next.js site have good SEO?
Yes. Every Next.js build we ship includes proper metadata API usage, generated sitemap.xml and rss.xml, JSON-LD structured data per page type, dynamic OG images, and Core Web Vitals tuned to 95+. We also handle Search Console verification and submit the sitemap as part of launch.
Need a Next.js or React app built right?
Free 30-min consultation. No pitch deck, no hard sell — just an honest scoping call.
Other services
We've shipped 7+ Shopify stores for D2C brands, B2B catalogs, and subscription businesses across India, USA, Canada, UK, and UAE. Whether you're launching your first store on Basic Shopify or replatforming a 10,000-SKU catalog onto Shopify Plus, our team handles the full build — strategy, theme development, app integration, payments, shipping, and post-launch growth.
WordPress runs ~43% of the web for a reason — it's the most flexible, well-supported CMS available. We build WordPress sites and WooCommerce stores that load fast, rank well, and stay maintainable past year five. From a 5-page brochure site to a 50,000-SKU WooCommerce catalog, every build follows the same engineering standards: clean code, proper caching, security hardening, and a CMS your content team actually wants to use.
Laravel is the framework we reach for when a project needs more than a CMS but less than a microservices platform — internal tools, B2B SaaS, admin dashboards, custom CRMs, and REST/GraphQL APIs. We've shipped 6+ Laravel projects across healthcare, fintech, logistics, and education, with clean architecture, proper test coverage, and admin panels that ops teams actually enjoy using.