Next.js development services, shipped by one senior engineer
Next 16 features, SEO baked in, Vercel-native deploys. Product plus UX plus code plus infrastructure — all by one hand. Fixed monthly price.
Who this is for
Founder or marketing lead who picked Next.js because of Vercel and SEO, and needs a senior to scope, build, and ship.
The pain today
- Agencies quote $80k for a landing site plus a dashboard.
- Freelancers fold when the App Router complexity hits.
- Your last vendor shipped a slow site and left no docs.
- You want SEO baked in, not added in week 10.
The outcome you get
- A full Next.js application with Next 16 features in use.
- SEO baseline (metadata, sitemaps, structured data, performance) from day one.
- Vercel deploy configured for the actual traffic model — not the default.
- Fixed monthly price at $3,499. 14-day money-back.
What gets built
A Next.js development engagement covers product scoping (discovery week, spec, wireframes), Next.js 16 code (App Router, RSC, Client Components, Server Actions, Cache Components, metadata API, OG images), frontend polish (Tailwind, design tokens, motion, dark mode where relevant), authentication (Auth.js, Clerk, or custom), data layer (PostgreSQL or Mongo plus Prisma or Drizzle), caching strategy (ISR, PPR, cacheTag), Vercel deploy (env vars, preview flow, production pipeline), analytics (GA4, Vercel Analytics, Plausible), and SEO baseline. The result is a live URL, not a slide deck.
Two Next.js corporate sites in production
LAK Embalagens is a Brazilian B2B manufacturer whose prior site was a generic WordPress template. I rebuilt it on Next.js plus React plus TypeScript plus Tailwind. Outcome: 45% bounce rate reduction, roughly 3x Search Console impressions, top-3 Google rankings for the target queries. Imohub indexes 120k+ properties on Next.js plus Laravel plus Meilisearch plus AWS. Outcome: sub-0.5 second queries, top-3 Google rankings, and ~70% infrastructure cost cut versus the prior portal.
Why one senior engineer beats an agency
Agency engagements usually involve an account manager, a project manager, a designer, a frontend engineer, a backend engineer, and a QA person. Each handoff costs 10 to 20% in coordination and a week in schedule. For most Next.js projects — landing sites, marketing sites, small-to-mid SaaS dashboards — one senior engineer who does product, UX, code, and deploy ships faster and cheaper. The ceiling is a 50k-line Next.js app. Above that you want a team. Below that you want me.
Guarantees, timelines, and cancellation
Applications subscription at $3,499 per month flat. Typical landing-site plus basic CMS ships in 2 to 4 weeks. SaaS dashboard with auth plus payments plus core CRUD ships in 6 to 10 weeks. Mid-size SaaS with multi-tenant ships in 10 to 16 weeks. 14-day money-back if the first two weeks fall short. Cancel anytime after, month to month. Work Made for Hire — every commit is yours. Post-launch fixes are included at no extra charge.
Recent proof
A comparable engagement, delivered and documented.
Turned a B2B manufacturer into a digital showroom
Designed and developed a high-performance institutional website to showcase packaging solutions and generate qualified leads.
Frequently asked questions
The questions prospects ask before they book.
- Do you do marketing sites or only applications?
- Both. Marketing sites land under the Websites service (from $2,000 fixed). Applications with auth, payments, or custom data land under the Applications subscription ($3,499 per month).
- Can I bring a Figma design?
- Yes. I build from Figma regularly and can also design in Figma when needed. If you have a designer already I implement — I do not insist on redrawing what your team agreed on.
- Do you handle the CMS?
- Yes. Sanity, Contentful, Payload, or a custom Postgres-backed admin — depending on the team's preference and the editing workload.
- What about SEO beyond code?
- Technical SEO (metadata, structured data, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals) is part of the build. Keyword strategy and content production are a separate scope — I refer to a partner if you need it.
- Is Tailwind required?
- No. Tailwind is my default because it keeps the diff small. Vanilla CSS, CSS Modules, or a design system like shadcn/ui all work. The decision is during discovery.
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