Ortem Technologies

    Web Development

    Next.js Development Company

    Core Web Vitals Optimised, SEO-First & Production-Ready from Day One

    High-performance web applications and SaaS platforms built with Next.js 14, React Server Components, and TypeScript. Core Web Vitals optimised, SEO-first, and production-ready from day one.

    All Web Services
    Clients Worldwide
    300+
    Projects Delivered
    1,000+
    Rated on Clutch & GoodFirms
    5/5
    Years Experience
    13+

    Next.js earned its default-choice status by collapsing what used to be separate decisions — rendering strategy, routing, API layer, image optimisation — into one framework with sane defaults. The App Router and React Server Components mean a page can fetch data on the server, stream it to the client, and ship less JavaScript than an equivalent client-rendered SPA, all without the manual plumbing that used to make SSR a specialist skill.

    Why that matters for Core Web Vitals and SEO

    Server Components and streaming SSR are the mechanism, but the outcome is what a business actually cares about: faster Largest Contentful Paint, lower Cumulative Layout Shift, and a page that Google's crawler sees fully rendered on the first request — no client-side JavaScript execution required to read your content. That combination is why Next.js sites consistently outperform plain React SPAs on both Core Web Vitals and organic search visibility.

    Where React Server Components change the architecture

    The practical shift with Server Components is that data fetching moves to the server by default — a product page can query your database directly in the component, no separate API endpoint required for that read. Client Components are still available for anything interactive (forms, dropdowns, real-time widgets), so the architecture question becomes "does this need to run in the browser?" rather than "how do I fetch data for this page?" We draw that line carefully during discovery since getting it wrong either ships too much JavaScript or makes an interactive feature awkward to build.

    Ready to build with Next.js? Get a free Next.js proposal → Tell us about your project; we'll scope the architecture and reply within 48 hours.

    Why Next.js

    Why Next.js, and Why Now

    Core Web Vitals Optimised

    Server Components, streaming SSR, and next/image deliver LCP under 2.5s and CLS under 0.1 — the scores that rank in Google and convert visitors.

    SEO-First Architecture

    Dynamic metadata, sitemap generation, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD structured data, and canonical URLs — built into every page from day one.

    TypeScript + App Router

    Full TypeScript codebase with Next.js 14 App Router, React Server Components, and Route Handlers. Modern patterns, maintainable code.

    API Routes & Server Actions

    Backend logic co-located with your frontend using Route Handlers and Server Actions. Single deployment, no separate API server for simpler workloads.

    E-Commerce & SaaS Ready

    Stripe integration, Supabase or PlanetScale for data, Clerk or NextAuth for authentication — the standard Next.js stack for production SaaS and commerce.

    Vercel & Self-Hosted Deploy

    Optimised Vercel deployments with edge caching, or self-hosted on AWS/GCP using Docker. We configure CI/CD, preview deployments, and monitoring.

    What we build

    What We Build with Next.js

    • SaaS application frontends and dashboards
    • B2B marketing and conversion-optimised landing pages
    • Headless e-commerce storefronts (Shopify, Commerce Layer)
    • Content-heavy platforms with thousands of pages
    • Internal tools and admin dashboards
    • API-integrated product catalogues
    • Next.js migration from Create React App or Gatsby
    • Existing codebase performance audit and optimisation

    Stack

    Our Next.js Stack

    Framework

    Next.js 14 App Router

    Language

    TypeScript

    Styling

    Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui

    Database

    Supabase, PlanetScale, Neon

    Auth

    Clerk, NextAuth, Supabase Auth

    Deploy

    Vercel, AWS, self-hosted Docker

    Investment

    Next.js Project Cost & Timeline

    ScopeTypical CostTimeline
    Marketing site / landing page$8,000 – $18,0002–4 weeks
    SaaS MVP (auth, dashboard, billing)$35,000 – $70,0008–12 weeks
    Enterprise / e-commerce platform$90,000+4–8 months

    Ranges reflect fixed-scope quotes after a discovery call — not hourly billing. Every quote is itemised by feature.

    FAQ

    Next.js Development FAQs

    Next.js 14 with the App Router gives you server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), React Server Components, and incremental static regeneration (ISR) in a single framework. This translates to faster page loads, better Core Web Vitals scores, improved SEO, and a better developer experience compared to a plain React SPA.

    A Next.js marketing site or landing page takes 2–4 weeks. A SaaS application MVP with authentication, dashboard, and billing takes 8–12 weeks with a team of 2–3 engineers. A large-scale e-commerce or enterprise platform takes 4–8 months depending on complexity and integrations.

    All new projects use the Next.js 14 App Router with React Server Components. For existing projects using Pages Router, we migrate incrementally — you do not need a full rewrite. We keep up with Next.js releases and use stable features only, avoiding experimental APIs in production.

    Yes. We migrate existing React SPAs, Gatsby sites, and WordPress front-ends to Next.js. The migration typically involves restructuring routing, converting API calls to Server Components or Route Handlers, and optimising images using next/image. We deliver a migration plan with milestones and a compatibility shim strategy before writing a line of code.

    A marketing site or landing page runs $8,000–$18,000 over 2–4 weeks. A SaaS MVP with authentication, dashboard, and billing runs $35,000–$70,000 over 8–12 weeks. Enterprise or e-commerce platforms with complex integrations start at $90,000 and take 4–8 months. Every quote is fixed-scope after a free discovery call.

    Vercel is the path of least resistance — it's built by the Next.js team, so edge caching, ISR, and image optimisation work with zero configuration. We recommend self-hosting on AWS or GCP with Docker when you have existing infrastructure requirements, data residency rules that Vercel's regions don't satisfy, or cost sensitivity at very high traffic volumes. We configure CI/CD and monitoring either way.

    Ready to Build with Next.js?

    Tell us about your project. We'll scope the architecture, estimate the timeline, and give you a transparent fixed-price proposal within 48 hours.

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