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Next.js development, hosting, and support

  • We support it
  • We build with it

Next.js is the React framework behind a lot of modern web applications. We build with it, support applications other teams built, and sort out the hosting and deployment side that so often trips people up.

The relationship

How we work with Next.js

  • Support

    We support it

    Broken builds, deployment failures, hydration errors, slow server rendering, authentication and API issues.

  • Build

    We build with it

    Web applications and sites on Next.js, with the App Router, API routes and the data layer your product needs.

Sound familiar?

Next.js problems we fix

You don’t need to know the technical name for it. Tell us what’s happening, and we’ll work out what needs attention.

  1. “The build or deployment fails.”

    We read the build log, fix the dependency, config or environment problem, and get the deploy green.

  2. “Pages render slowly, or the app feels sluggish.”

    Server components, caching, data fetching and bundle size, measured and fixed.

  3. “Hydration errors and console noise.”

    Mismatched server and client output, usually. We find the component and fix it properly.

  4. “We’re not sure where or how to host it.”

    Vercel, a Node server, or containers: we set up what fits the application and the budget.

  5. “It needs to talk to our other systems.”

    API routes, integrations and authentication, built and tested.

  6. “The original developer is gone.”

    We take over the codebase, document it, and keep it moving.

Something else with Next.js? Tell us about it.

Questions we get

Next.js, answered plainly

Do you host Next.js applications?

We deploy to Vercel or to servers we manage. Either way we own the setup.

Can you take over an app built by another team?

Yes. That’s a common request. We start with an audit and a written summary of what we found.

Do you also do React without Next.js?

Yes, plain React front ends too.

Astro or Next.js?

Content sites: Astro. Applications with lots of interactivity and user accounts: Next.js. We’ll recommend honestly.

Start the conversation

Got a Next.js headache?

Tell us what’s giving you trouble, or what you’d like to stop managing yourself. You don’t need a technical brief. A few sentences is a good place to start.

What’s it about? (optional, pick any)

No technical explanation needed. Please don’t include passwords or sensitive information.

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