Build Service
Next.js Full-Stack Development
Full-stack web apps built with Next.js, React, Node and TypeScript. Server-rendered, typed end to end, and deployed on Vercel with monitoring from day one.
Fixed projects typically start from about £9,000 (~$11,700), depending on complexity. See project pricing.
What we build
We build full-stack web applications on Next.js and React with TypeScript from the database to the browser. That means server components and server actions where they belong, Node services and API routes for the backend, Postgres or Supabase for data, authentication and role-based access, Stripe for billing, and Tailwind CSS for a design system your team can extend. Everything deploys on Vercel with preview environments per pull request and Sentry monitoring in production, so you can see what changed and what broke before your users do.
- Next.js App Router & React Server Components
- Node APIs, Server Actions & Integrations
- Postgres, Supabase & Schema Migrations
- Authentication & Role-Based Access
- Stripe Billing & Subscriptions
What you get
- Production Next.js application with typed, tested Node backend
- Database schema, migrations and authentication with role-based access
- Stripe billing, subscriptions and webhook handling where needed
- Vercel deployment with preview environments and CI on every pull request
- Sentry monitoring, analytics and a documented codebase handover
How We Build
From data model to production
Discovery and data model
We agree the domain model, the integrations and the non-functional requirements, then set out an architecture and a delivery plan with honest estimates.
Foundations and CI
Typed schema, migrations, authentication, design system and CI on day one, with preview deployments so every change is reviewable in a browser.
Feature delivery in sprints
Features ship behind pull requests with tests and a preview URL. You see working software every sprint rather than a status report.
Launch and monitor
Production release on Vercel with Sentry error monitoring, analytics and performance budgets in place, followed by a documented handover.
Relevant Work
Full-stack projects we have shipped
Next.js and React platforms, enterprise .NET delivery, and in-house products running in production.
SeniorGuard
Full-stack SaaSFamily care product with daily check-ins, shared medications, appointments and SOS alerts. Built on Next.js, React, TypeScript and Node with Supabase, authentication and Stripe billing, deployed on Vercel with Sentry.
redqa.com
Product & marketing siteCompany site and lead-gen platform on Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, prioritising performance, accessibility, maintainability and delivery speed.
Accessibility Scanner
In-house productProprietary WCAG 2.2 scanner that audits any public URL and reports issues with remediation guidance, built on Next.js, React, TypeScript and Node.
Assets Portfolio Platform
Enterprise web platformCommercial property platform covering leases, billing, maintenance, cashflow forecasting and reporting dashboards. ASP.NET Core MVC on .NET 10 with Azure SQL and Microsoft sign-in, released through Azure DevOps across Dev, UAT and Prod gates.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Fixed Next.js and React web projects typically start from about £9,000 (approx. $11,700 USD), depending on complexity, integrations and billing. We firm the quote after a short discovery. See our project pricing page for discovery and build starting prices.
- Next.js gives you server rendering, routing, API endpoints and a build pipeline in one framework, which means faster first loads, better SEO and one codebase instead of a separate frontend and backend to keep in sync. With the App Router you can fetch data on the server where it belongs and ship less JavaScript to the browser.
- We own the whole thing: the database schema and migrations, the Node backend and API layer, authentication and permissions, third-party integrations, the React frontend, and the deployment pipeline. You get one team accountable for the product rather than a frontend agency blaming a backend contractor.
- Postgres by default, usually via Supabase or a managed provider, because it is dependable and your team can hire for it. We deploy on Vercel with a preview environment for every pull request, so stakeholders can click through a change before it merges. If you need to run somewhere specific such as AWS or Azure, we work with that instead.
- Yes, and a good share of our work is exactly that. We start with a technical review covering architecture, dependencies, test coverage and performance, then agree the highest-value work first. We leave the codebase measurably better than we found it.
- We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA on the UI we ship, and we use our accessibility scanner as part of that process. Automated tests and CI are included for the flows agreed in scope. Exact coverage is written into the statement of work.
How much does a Next.js project cost?
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Got a web app to build?
Tell us what you need to ship and we will come back with an architecture, a realistic timeline and a fixed first milestone.