Websites that load fast and rank from day one
We build production Next.js sites and web apps on the App Router: server-rendered, Core Web Vitals green, and structured for search and AI from the first commit.
The framework we reach for first
Next.js gives us server rendering, fine-grained caching, and a routing model that keeps large multilingual sites fast and maintainable. It is the same stack we run this site on.
Rendered on the server
Pages arrive as HTML, so search engines and AI crawlers read real content, not an empty shell waiting for JavaScript.
Fast by default
Automatic code splitting, image optimization, and edge caching keep loads under a second and Core Web Vitals in the green.
Built to scale
From a five-page site to a ten-language platform with an admin and APIs, the same architecture grows without a rewrite.
Everything wired in, nothing bolted on
SEO, performance, and structure are part of the build, not a plugin you add later and hope works.
Technical SEO built in
Clean URLs, metadata, canonical tags, hreflang, sitemaps, and JSON-LD schema generated from the code.
Core Web Vitals
We ship with green LCP, INP, and CLS, then keep them green with monitoring after launch.
Headless or full-stack
Pair Next.js with a Laravel or headless CMS backend so editors get a clean admin and readers get a fast front end.
Multilingual ready
Localized routes, per-language metadata, and correct hreflang, the exact setup running across our ten languages.
Where the speed comes from
A plugin-heavy CMS can work, but performance depends on hosting and add-ons. Next.js bakes it into the framework.
From idea to ranked in four steps
A clear path with no surprises. You see progress every week.
Scope
We map your pages, content, and integrations, then agree on a realistic build and budget.
Build
We develop on Next.js with weekly previews, so you watch the site take shape in real time.
Optimize
We tune Core Web Vitals, add schema, and wire metadata and hreflang for search and AI.
Launch & rank
We ship, submit to Search Console, and track rankings, then iterate on what the data shows.
Next.js development, answered
Is Next.js good for SEO?
Yes. Next.js renders pages on the server, so crawlers receive complete HTML. Combined with built-in metadata, sitemaps, and JSON-LD, it is one of the strongest SEO foundations available.
Next.js or WordPress?
WordPress is fine for simple content sites. For speed, custom features, multilingual scale, or app-like functionality, Next.js wins on performance and control. Many teams pair Next.js with a headless CMS for the best of both.
How long does a Next.js project take?
A marketing site typically takes 3 to 6 weeks. A larger web app or multilingual platform runs 8 to 16 weeks depending on scope, integrations, and content volume.
Can you migrate my existing site to Next.js?
Yes. We migrate from WordPress, Webflow, or custom stacks, preserving your URLs with redirects so you keep your rankings through the move.
Do you handle hosting and maintenance?
Yes. We deploy on Vercel or your preferred platform and offer ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and Core Web Vitals checks after launch.
Ready to build on Next.js?
Tell us what you're building and we'll map a realistic plan, timeline, and budget, no obligation.