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Next.js development
Marketing sites that grow into products: logins, dashboards, gated docs and your own data, on Next.js with Sanity. Building on Shopify? See Shopify apps on Next.js.
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Why next.js
Next.js renders each page the way it needs: static for marketing, on request for anything personal, streamed for dashboards. One codebase covers the site, the portal and the API behind them.
Can customers see their invoices after they sign in?
Yes. Added an /account/invoices route behind sign-in that reads from your billing API. The preview link is live; the marketing pages are unchanged and still static.
Next.js, Astro or WordPress?
Next.js earns its keep where the website and the product meet: customer portals, gated content, dashboards, calculators and pages built from live data. For a content-only site, Astro is simpler and cheaper to run; see Astro vs Next.js.
WordPress
Astro
Next.js
This pageBest for
Blogs run by one person on a budget
Marketing sites, blogs and docs
Sites with logins, portals and app features
Who edits pages
Your team, in Gutenberg or a page builder
Editors in Sanity, from approved blocks
Editors in Sanity; app screens by developers
Time to launch
4 to 8 weeks
6 to 8 weeks
8 to 14 weeks
Sign-in & user data
Plugins
Possible, not its strength
Built in: sessions, roles, per-user pages
Rendering
PHP per request, then cached
Static HTML by default
Static, on request or streamed, per route
Hosting
A managed WordPress host
Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare
Vercel, or any Node host
This site runs on Next.js and Sanity, so the patterns we build for clients are the ones we run ourselves.
Our process
A marketing site in about 8 weeks; with a portal or app features, 10 to 14. Coloured bars are our work, grey ones are yours.
You
Access, data, sign-offs
Architecture
Data, auth, rendering
Design
System, pages, screens
Build
Components, portal, QA
How we work
Rendering per route
Static for marketing pages, on request for anything personal, decided page by page.
Sign-in and data done properly
Auth, roles and API access designed up front, with secrets kept on the server.
Hosting you own
Vercel or your own cloud, on your account, with the repo in your GitHub.
A CMS for the marketing pages
Sanity with live preview, so marketing never waits on an app release.
Pricing
Fixed price for the project, or a subscription that keeps shipping after launch.
One-time project
$10,000
from
Design and build at $1,000 to $3,000 a page, so a 10-page Next.js site runs $10,000 to $30,000. Portals and app features are scoped and fixed before we start.
Subscription
$3,000
/ month
Development subscription for sites and portals that keep shipping.
Quality
Core Web Vitals green
Field data, not a lab run.
Sign-in and roles
Every protected route tested signed out.
Security headers
CSP and HSTS set; secrets server-side.
SEO parity
Every old URL kept or redirected.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA on every template.
Error tracking
Errors and slow routes reported.
Content editing
Marketing publishes without a deploy.
You own it
Repo, CMS and hosting in your name.
Still got questions?
When the site does more than publish content: logins, a customer portal, dashboards, per-user pricing or pages built from live data. If it’s mostly content, Astro is simpler; see Astro vs Next.js.
Yes. Sign-in, roles, account pages and the API calls behind them, connected to your billing, CRM or product data. We design the data and permissions first, then the screens.
Yes. Marketing pages come from Sanity with live preview, kept apart from the app code, so publishing a page never waits on a release.
No. Vercel is the easiest home for Next.js, but it also runs on Netlify, Cloudflare, AWS or your own Node servers. Hosting sits on your account either way.
Our Shopify apps on Next.js service builds apps and storefronts on Shopify’s APIs. This one is for websites, portals and web apps that don’t depend on Shopify.
Design and build runs $1,000 to $3,000 a page at a fixed price, so a 10-page site is $10,000 to $30,000. Portals and app features are scoped separately and fixed before we start. See the website cost calculator.
You've reached the end, so now…
Send us your store. Within one business day you get a short Loom from a senior: the three things we'd fix first, what it would cost, and whether we're the right team for it.
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