Treevoxa offers Next.js development services for websites, stores, portals and web apps that need to load fast and be found. Next.js renders React on the server, so visitors and search engines get real HTML immediately. We use it in our own products: the web apps of RE-ERP and MatrixHR are Next.js, as are the public sites of PharmaFlow, FitZone Pro and Callboard.
What a Next.js development agency builds for you
- Marketing sites and landing pages that load fast and rank.
- Online stores and catalogues with server-rendered product pages.
- Customer portals and web apps that mix public and logged-in pages.
- Documentation and content sites with search and structured data.
- Migrations from older stacks or page builders to Next.js, without losing URLs or rankings.
Next.js in our own products
- RE-ERP's web app is Next.js with Zustand for state, Recharts for reports and QR codes for documents, on a Node.js API.
- MatrixHR's web app is Next.js, sharing TypeScript types with its NestJS API through a shared package.
- PharmaFlow, FitZone Pro and Callboard each have a Next.js public site; Callboard's is a static export with logged-in areas kept out of search engines.
How we build Next.js sites that rank
- Server-rendered or static pages for everything public, so content is in the HTML.
- One title, description, H1 and canonical URL per page, and structured data that matches what the page shows.
- Images sized per screen, fonts preloaded, scripts deferred, so Core Web Vitals stay green.
- Redirects in one hop for every changed URL.
- Noindex for logged-in and duplicate areas.
Tech stack for Next.js projects
| Part | What we use |
|---|---|
| Framework | Next.js, React, TypeScript |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS, CSS modules |
| State and data | Zustand, TanStack Query, SWR |
| Back end | NestJS or Express on Node.js, FastAPI on Python |
| Hosting | Vercel, containers, or managed hosting |
Technologies related to Next.js
Next.js is React with a server. See React development for logged-in apps and dashboards, and NestJS development services for the back ends we pair it with. For simpler company sites, see website development.
Engagement models for Next.js work
- Fixed scope for a defined site or app, paid per milestone.
- Dedicated Next.js developer working only on your product, billed monthly. See hire dedicated developers.
- Hourly for audits, performance work and small changes.
What Next.js development costs
The cost of a Next.js project depends on the number of page templates, the content model, the integrations and whether a back end must be built. Our custom software development cost guide explains how quotes are built. We quote in US dollars, in writing.
Who Next.js development is for
- Marketing and content teams whose site must rank and load fast on mobile.
- E-commerce businesses that need server-rendered product pages.
- SaaS companies with a public site and a logged-in app under one domain.
- Owners of slow page-builder sites ready to move to something faster.
Next.js pitfalls we avoid
- Everything rendered in the browser. Public pages are rendered on the server or at build time, so content is in the HTML.
- Huge client bundles. Interactive code is limited to the components that need it.
- Lost rankings in a migration. Every old URL keeps working or redirects in one hop.
- Duplicate pages in search. Canonical URLs on every page, and noindex for logged-in areas.
What to send us for a Next.js quote
Your current site, the pages and templates you need, who edits the content and how, and any app or store the site must connect to.
How fast will the site be?
We aim for green Core Web Vitals on mobile before launch, and measure them on real pages rather than promising a number in advance.
Questions to ask before you hire a Next.js team
- Which pages will be server-rendered, and which will not?
- How will you keep our existing URLs and rankings?
- How will editors update content without a developer?
- What Core Web Vitals did your last launch achieve on mobile?
- Who owns the hosting account and the code?
Ask every bidder the same questions, in writing, and compare the answers before you compare the prices.
Working across time zones on Next.js projects
We work remotely with a daily overlap window in your working hours, agreed before the project starts. A new preview deployment is usually waiting when your day starts.