When should I use Next.js vs plain React?

Use Next.js when you need SEO (server-side rendering), fast initial loads, API routes, or image optimization. Use plain React (with Vite) for internal tools, admin panels, or SPAs where SEO is not a concern.

Do you use the App Router or Pages Router?

All new projects use the App Router with React Server Components. It is more performant, more flexible, and the future of Next.js. We only use Pages Router for maintaining existing projects.

Can Next.js replace my backend entirely?

For many projects, yes. Next.js API routes and Server Actions can handle authentication, database access, and business logic. For complex backends with background jobs or real-time features, we pair Next.js with a dedicated Node.js service.

Next.js Development for the Modern Web

Server-rendered React applications that rank, convert, and scale. Our AI-managed teams deliver production Next.js apps with milestone-based delivery.

Technology: Next.js (Full-Stack Framework)

Next.js is our framework of choice for production React applications that need server-side rendering, static generation, or API routes. It provides the best developer experience for building fast, SEO-friendly web applications. We use Next.js for marketing sites, SaaS platforms, and e-commerce storefronts.

What We Build

SEO-Optimized Web Applications: Server-rendered applications that load fast, rank well, and provide excellent user experiences across all devices.
SaaS Platforms: Full-featured SaaS applications with authentication, dashboards, billing, and API backends — all in one Next.js project.
Marketing & Content Sites: Blazing-fast static sites with CMS integration, dynamic OG images, and incremental static regeneration for fresh content.
E-Commerce Storefronts: Headless commerce frontends with server-side rendering for SEO, edge caching for speed, and dynamic product pages.

Expertise

Next.js Projects Delivered: 100+
Average Core Web Vitals Score: All Green
Avg. First Contentful Paint: Under 1.2 seconds
App Router Adoption: 100% of new projects

Sample Projects

B2B SaaS Platform: Complete SaaS platform with landing page, authentication, dashboard, team management, and Stripe billing — all in Next.js. (450 hours)
- App Router with parallel routes
- NextAuth.js with multi-provider SSO
- Server Actions for form handling
- Stripe subscription with usage-based billing
Headless E-Commerce Store: High-performance storefront powered by Shopify's Storefront API with custom checkout and content from a headless CMS. (350 hours)
- ISR for product pages (revalidate every 60s)
- Edge-rendered cart and checkout
- Sanity CMS for editorial content
- Dynamic OG images for social sharing
Developer Documentation Site: MDX-powered documentation site with full-text search, versioning, API reference generation, and syntax highlighting. (150 hours)
- MDX with custom components
- Algolia-powered search
- Auto-generated API reference from OpenAPI spec
- Dark mode and responsive design

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use Next.js vs plain React?: Use Next.js when you need SEO (server-side rendering), fast initial loads, API routes, or image optimization. Use plain React (with Vite) for internal tools, admin panels, or SPAs where SEO is not a concern.
Do you use the App Router or Pages Router?: All new projects use the App Router with React Server Components. It is more performant, more flexible, and the future of Next.js. We only use Pages Router for maintaining existing projects.
Can Next.js replace my backend entirely?: For many projects, yes. Next.js API routes and Server Actions can handle authentication, database access, and business logic. For complex backends with background jobs or real-time features, we pair Next.js with a dedicated Node.js service.