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One framework, and every problem it brings. Pick the one that matches yours.

  1. Web application development

    Next.js Application Development

    Greenfield Next.js applications built on App Router - typed end to end, fast by budget, and structured so the second year of development is cheaper than the first.

  2. Application architecture

    Next.js App Router Development

    App Router architecture for teams with their own engineers - the server/client boundary, the caching model and route organisation decided deliberately, with your developers in the pull requests.

  3. SaaS application development

    Next.js SaaS Development

    Multi-tenant SaaS products on the App Router - tenancy and authorisation designed before the first screen, billing that survives an audit, and a dashboard that stays on the server.

  4. E-commerce development

    Next.js Commerce

    Storefronts on Shopify, Commerce Layer, Medusa or a custom backend - built so the product page is static, the cart is not, and neither one waits for the other.

  5. Content management integration

    Headless CMS Integration

    Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, Payload or WordPress as a headless source - wired into the App Router with typed content, caching that matches how editors work, and preview that keeps the cache.

  6. Enterprise application development

    Enterprise Next.js Development

    Next.js for organisations with procurement, compliance and an internal platform team - SSO, data residency, self-hosting, audit trails, and a handover that survives the engagement ending.

  7. Web performance optimization

    Next.js Performance Engineering

    Core Web Vitals work on existing Next.js applications - measured against field data, fixed at the architectural cause, and defended in CI so the numbers stay fixed.

  8. Technical audit

    Next.js Audit

    A fixed-price, fixed-scope read of an existing Next.js application - rendering, bundle, caching, render path and deployment - ending in a document with the findings ordered by what they cost you.

  9. Technical SEO

    Technical SEO for Next.js

    Crawlability, canonicals, hreflang and structured data built into the render path - generated from one source of truth instead of maintained by hand.

  10. Application migration

    Next.js Migration & Rescue

    Pages Router to App Router, another framework to Next.js, or an inherited codebase nobody wants to touch - migrated incrementally, in production, without a freeze.

  11. Application migration

    React to Next.js Migration

    Moving a Create React App or Vite SPA to Next.js - route by route, with the client-side data layer converted to server rendering and the SEO the SPA never had.

  12. Application maintenance

    Next.js Maintenance & Support

    A Next.js specialist on call for a team that does not need one full time - framework upgrades, dependency risk, and the incident at 2am that nobody on your team has seen before.

Next.js development services, end to end

Our services are organised around the problems clients actually arrive with: something has to be built, it is too slow, it does not rank, the content model fights the team, the storefront costs conversions, it has to move off what it is running on, or it works and nobody is left who knows how.

Each is scoped and priced on its own, and each ends with something you keep - an application, a performance budget enforced in CI, a corrected render path, or a migration map. We do not sell retainers for their own sake. When the work is done, we say so.

Choosing a service

Which service do I need?
If you have nothing yet, application development. If the content model is the bottleneck, CMS integration. If it sells, commerce. If it works but is slow, performance engineering. If it is fast but invisible to search, technical SEO. If it is on the Pages Router or something older, migration. If it runs and nobody reads the release notes, maintenance. If you do not know which of those you have, start with an audit - it is fixed-price and fixed-scope, and it tells you which of the above you are looking at.
Can you work alongside our in-house team?
Yes. A meaningful share of our engagements are with teams who have engineers but no Next.js specialist. We work in your repository, against your review process, and we document as we go so the knowledge stays after we leave.
Do you offer ongoing support?
We offer retained availability for teams who want a specialist on call, but we do not require it. Most engagements are fixed-scope and end cleanly.
What does the first step look like?
A written scope, agreed before any invoice. For audits that is a fixed price. For builds it is a phase plan with a working deployment at the end of each phase.

Tell us what you are building.

Send the repo, the Lighthouse report, or just the problem. You will get a real engineering answer, not a sales sequence.

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