Next.js & React Development Services
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.
How much does Next.js development cost compared to Astro or plain React?
Next.js costs are typically 10-15% higher than Astro for marketing sites (due to server infrastructure), but 20-30% lower than custom Node.js builds. For SaaS: Next.js is our standard. For purely static content: Astro wins on cost and performance. For internal tools: Laravel + Filament is often cheaper. We tell you honestly what framework fits your budget and timeline during the free consultation.
What's the hidden cost after launch — hosting, maintenance, scaling?
Post-launch costs break down as: Vercel hosting (₹200-5,000/month depending on traffic), database (Supabase ₹0-500/month, PostgreSQL self-hosted ₹2,000-10,000/month), and optional monthly maintenance retainers (₹5k-₹30k/month for ongoing feature work, updates, and security patches). Most scaling surprises come from database optimization, not Next.js itself. We set up monitoring upfront so no bill shocks arrive unexpectedly.
Can you migrate our existing React app (CRA, Vite) to Next.js without rewriting everything?
Yes — migrations usually take 2-4 weeks for small-to-medium React apps. We preserve your existing component structure, reuse your logic, and add Next.js features (App Router, server components, automatic splitting) incrementally. You'll see improved performance and SEO immediately, with minimal downtime during the cutover. Larger apps (50+ components) may need 6-8 weeks.
Need a Next.js or React app built right?
Free 30-min consultation. No pitch deck, no hard sell — just an honest scoping call.
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