Next.js development, done to production standard.
Most teams ship a Next.js app that works. Fewer ship one that stays fast, ranks, and survives its third year. We build the second kind.
The short version
- One
- Framework we work in
- 21
- Engineering articles, all written here
- None
- Retainers required to start
A Next.js development company, and nothing else
- One framework
- Most agencies list Next.js alongside a dozen other frameworks. We do not. NextJS Development is a Next.js development company in the literal sense: every engagement we take, every codebase we review and every audit we run is in one framework. That is a commercial constraint, and it is deliberate.
- Specialisation
- Specialisation compounds. The rendering problem that costs a generalist team a fortnight is one we have met before, usually more than once. The caching behaviour that looks like a framework bug is normally a documented trade-off we already know how to work around. Clients are not paying us to learn Next.js on their budget.
- Who we work with
- We work with product teams, with agencies white-labelling engineering, and with companies who inherited a codebase nobody wants to deploy. Engagements run in English.
Next.js development services
One framework, taken all the way down. Depth instead of breadth.
Next.js Application Development
Greenfield Next.js applications built on App Router - typed end to end, fast by budget, and structured so the second year of development is cheaper than the first.
Next.js App Router Development
App Router architecture for teams with their own engineers - the server/client boundary, the caching model and route organisation decided deliberately, with your developers in the pull requests.
Next.js SaaS Development
Multi-tenant SaaS products on the App Router - tenancy and authorisation designed before the first screen, billing that survives an audit, and a dashboard that stays on the server.
Next.js Commerce
Storefronts on Shopify, Commerce Layer, Medusa or a custom backend - built so the product page is static, the cart is not, and neither one waits for the other.
Headless CMS Integration
Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, Payload or WordPress as a headless source - wired into the App Router with typed content, caching that matches how editors work, and preview that keeps the cache.
Enterprise Next.js Development
Next.js for organisations with procurement, compliance and an internal platform team - SSO, data residency, self-hosting, audit trails, and a handover that survives the engagement ending.
Why a single-framework agency
Generalists rediscover the same Next.js edge cases on every project. We already know them.
We know where App Router bites
Request memoization, the client/server boundary, streaming and cache semantics - the parts that silently cost you performance long after launch.
Performance is a budget, not a hope
Core Web Vitals targets are agreed before the first commit and enforced in CI. A regression fails the build, not the quarterly review.
SEO built into the render, not bolted on
Canonicals, hreflang clusters, structured data and sitemaps are part of the architecture - generated from one source of truth.
Code you can keep
Typed, documented and conventional. We optimise for the engineer who inherits it, not for the demo.
Field notes on Next.js
What we learn shipping Next.js at scale, written down properly.
Upgrading to Next.js 16: What Fails Loudly and What Changes Quietly
Most of the breaking changes in 16 stop the build, which makes them safe. The ones worth planning for are the handful that change behaviour without telling you.
4 min read
Next.js vs Astro: How Much of Your Page Is Interactive?
Astro ships zero JavaScript until you ask for it. Next.js ships a React runtime and lets you shrink it. That one difference decides most of this.
5 min read
Next.js vs Express: Only One of Them Renders
Express is a server you build on. Next.js is a rendering framework with a server attached. Choosing between them is really choosing how much you want to write yourself.
6 min read
Hiring a Next.js development company
What does a Next.js development company actually do?
Why hire a specialist rather than a full-service agency?
How much does a Next.js project cost?
Can you work with an existing codebase?
Who will we be contracting with?
Tell us what you are building.
Send the repo, the Lighthouse report, or just the problem. You will get a real engineering answer, not a sales sequence.
What helps us answer
- The repository, or a URL we can open.
- What breaks today, or what you want built.
- Any deadline that is already fixed.
- info@codefacture.com
- Phone
- +1 848 272 7583
