Shipping Full-Stack Products with Next.js and React
Full-stack means one accountable team
When you hire separately for frontend and backend, you often get a UI that waits on an API that was never scoped. We build full-stack web applications on Next.js and React with TypeScript from the database to the browser: App Router, server components where they belong, Node APIs and server actions, Postgres or Supabase, auth, and Stripe when billing is in scope.
What you get in a first release
- Production Next.js app with a typed data layer
- Authentication and role-based access when the product needs it
- Vercel deployment with preview environments per pull request
- CI and automated tests on the main journeys
- Monitoring such as Sentry so production failures are visible
What it typically costs
Standalone Next.js and React web projects typically start from about £9,000 (roughly $11,700 USD), depending on complexity. Integrations, multi-tenant roles, billing and content workflows can take the total higher. We firm the quote after discovery. See project pricing or our Next.js development service.
Why not a plain SPA?
Next.js gives you routing, server rendering, API endpoints and a deployment story in one framework. That usually means faster first loads, better SEO for marketing surfaces, and less glue between a separate frontend and backend. If you already have a React SPA, we can still extend it, or migrate the parts that benefit most from the App Router.
Get in touch to discuss a web product. Related: How we combine build and QA.
Elmonds Kreslins
Lead QA Engineer
Elmonds has led QA programmes at BBC, Bupa, and multiple UK fintech startups. He founded RedQA to give growing product teams access to the same quality rigour as enterprise engineering teams, without the overhead.
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