Next.js & React

Next.js and React development, from landing page to platform

App Router applications, dashboards, and migrations. Typed end to end, with the caching and rendering decisions made deliberately.

What you get

Production-grade React and Next.js applications built with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and modern best practices. From landing pages to complex web apps.

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Scope and pricing

Landing Page

$800

High-converting single-page applications

  • Next.js App Router
  • TypeScript strict mode
  • Tailwind CSS styling
  • Animations & transitions
  • Performance optimized
  • Core Web Vitals ready

Web App

$3,000

Full-featured Next.js application

  • Multi-page Next.js app
  • Server components & caching
  • API routes / Server Actions
  • Database integration
  • Authentication
  • Dashboard & admin panel
  • CI/CD setup

SaaS / Scale

Custom

Complex SaaS products and platforms

  • Architecture planning
  • Microservices / API design
  • Payment integration
  • Multi-tenant support
  • Performance at scale
  • Team collaboration

These are fixed prices for a defined scope, not hourly rates or starting points. Anything outside the scope gets quoted before it starts, never added to an invoice afterwards.

Questions we get asked

Can you migrate us from WordPress to Next.js?

Yes, including headless setups where WordPress stays as the editor and Next.js renders the front end. I will also tell you when the migration is not worth it. A content site that is already fast rarely gains enough to justify the rebuild.

Do you work with App Router and Server Components?

That is the default. Server Actions, caching directives, partial prerendering and streaming, with the tradeoffs written down rather than guessed at. This site runs Next 16 with Cache Components enabled.

Can you join an existing team and codebase?

Yes. Several engagements have been embedded frontend work alongside in-house product and data teams, including a data-heavy seller suite handling a million-plus row interactions.

How do you handle performance in React apps?

By measuring first. Most React performance problems are hydration cost and third-party scripts on the interaction path, not render inefficiency, so I profile INP against field data before changing any component code.

Write-ups from this work

Problems we hit on real projects and wrote down. The clearest evidence that this is a lane we actually work in.

Start here

Tell me the problem and I will tell you whether we are the right studio for it. If we are not, I will say so rather than quote you anyway.