Next.js Development Company

Yes. As a part of our Next.js development services, we frequently integrate payments (Stripe, PayPal), CRMs, authorization (OAuth, SSO), and more. We handle everything from SDK setup and secure API calls to error handling and version updates, ensuring integrations are stable and future-proof.

We use built-in Next.js features like server-side rendering, static generation, and smart caching to keep your app fast even as it grows.

Pages load quickly thanks to automatic code splitting and image optimization. This involves designing optimized data structures and structuring granular API endpoints to ensure the frontend fetches only the data it needs.

We also implement a robust backend caching layer, which, combined with efficient database queries and proper indexing, significantly reduces the database load.

We’ve had Next.js in our stack for 5+ years. The devs on your project won’t be learning it as they go — they’ve already built and supported production apps with it. Many are still on long-term Next.js projects, so their skills are sharp and current.

The average tenure in our Next.js development company is 3.8 years. We keep people around by offering growth, pay that matches their skills, and projects that challenge them. It’s how we keep expertise in-house — and on your side.

We set up a communication plan before the project kicks off. Together, we agree on how we’ll talk: channels, meeting formats, update frequency, and who’s involved. That way, nothing gets lost, and you always know where the project stands without chasing anyone.

It depends on the cooperation setup. If you go with full-cycle development, your primary contact is a project manager who keeps everything organized and moving. But you’ll still be in the same Slack channel as the developers and can communicate with them.

If you go with a dedicated team or staff augmentation, then yes, you’ll talk to Next.js developers directly and manage their work day to day.

We write clean, modular components, use SSR and static generation to maintain performance, and test your app under real-life conditions. Post-launch, we use monitoring tools to keep the app fast as your user base grows.

Here’s how we typically optimize performance:

• Rendering strategy: We use SSR, ISR, or static export based on what fits each feature best.
• Code splitting: We split bundles to reduce the initial load and speed up navigation.
• Efficient data fetching: We optimize API calls with SWR or React Query and keep the client lean.
• Load testing: During QA, we simulate traffic spikes to catch bottlenecks early.
• Performance testing: We test the frontend to catch inefficient rendering loops, memory leaks, and redundant network requests.

We’ll discuss your scalability needs at the start and build with them in mind. From code structure to infrastructure, we keep it modular, use scalable APIs, and rely on tools like Vercel or containerized environments for easy scaling. So when you grow — more users, more traffic, more features — the app keeps up without hitting a wall.

Yes, if you want to continue our partnership, we’re ready to help improve your Next.js app. Whether it’s fixing defects, updating features, or fine-tuning performance, our Next.js development services are here to help your product evolve and stay reliable after launch.

During working hours, we’re quick to jump in; most issues are picked up the same day. If you expect critical support outside of those hours, we agree on expectations upfront, so you’re not left guessing. Your app matters to us, and we make sure support is steady, transparent, and works for you.

We start with a work breakdown structure: defining features and breaking them into tasks. Then, the tech lead and QA estimate the effort based on their experience with similar apps. We also assess risks early, factoring in what could impact timing or complexity so you get a realistic estimate.

A solid MVP usually takes 4 to 6 months, but the timeline depends on your app’s scope, tech complexity, and how much is defined upfront. If there’s existing code, third-party tools, or integration-heavy logic, we’ll account for that in the timeline. After MVP, we can continue with improvements, new features, or scaling.

We’re ready to scale with you. Need to speed up? We can ramp up quickly with developers already experienced with Next.js. Need to scale down? We plan the shift so there’s no knowledge loss. We stay in sync with your priorities to adjust the team based on your current phase and goals.

It depends on what we’re handling. If we provide Next.js frontend development services, your team will typically include a Next.js developer (or a few), a development team lead, QA, a UI/UX designer (if a design is in scope), and a project manager.

For full-stack apps, we add backend developers, a business analyst to shape the logic, and DevOps to set up stable infrastructure.