Next.js development company in India for fast, search-ready websites

Yes, when it is configured well. Next.js can send fully rendered HTML to search engines, generate titles, canonicals, sitemaps and structured data from your content, and deliver the fast mobile load times that Core Web Vitals reward. Most SEO problems on Next.js sites come from pages rendered only in the browser or missing metadata, which our build process prevents.

Start with an audit of real pages on a mobile connection: what loads first, which scripts block it, and how images and fonts are served. Many sites improve with targeted fixes; others need a rebuild on a modern architecture. We'll tell you which one you need on a strategy call.

React is the library for building user interfaces. Next.js is a framework built on React that adds routing, server rendering, static generation, image and font optimisation, and a server layer for APIs. For public websites that need SEO and speed, Next.js is usually the better starting point; for a purely internal app, plain React can be enough.

For search-led websites, web apps and sites that need custom features, Next.js is usually faster, more secure and easier to extend. WordPress can still suit simple content sites run by non-technical teams. The comparison table above shows the trade-offs, and we'll recommend what fits your project.

Yes. We crawl the existing site, map every URL that has traffic or links to its new address, keep or improve titles and content, set up one-hop permanent redirects, and resubmit the sitemap in Google Search Console. Content can move to a headless CMS so your team keeps an editor they are comfortable with.

Yes. We can audit an existing codebase, fix performance and SEO issues, upgrade from the Pages Router to the App Router, and continue development alongside your team.

Yes. Our developers can join your team, work in your tools and follow your priorities, with the rest of our team available for design, back-end and DevOps support when needed.

Yes. Next.js works well as a headless storefront on top of a commerce platform or API, giving fast, search-friendly product and category pages while checkout and inventory stay on the platform.

We choose them around your content and team. We use Sanity on our own site and also work with other headless CMS options or a custom admin panel. Hosting is usually Vercel, or AWS when you need it in your own cloud account, with the accounts set up in your name.

It depends on the scope: the number of page types, design work, content migration, integrations and features. We agree a timeline in the written proposal, after the scoping call.

Yes. The source code, design files and hosting accounts are yours, with no lock-in. We hand over documentation at launch and can continue with support and new features if you want.

Yes. We work remotely with clients in India and abroad, with scheduled calls, written updates and preview links you can review at any time.

Yes. Next.js is open-source software released under the MIT licence, so there is no licence fee. Project costs come from design, development, hosting and support, not from the framework itself.

Both. Next.js builds the user interface with React and also runs server code: rendering pages, handling forms with Server Actions and providing API routes. Larger products often add a separate back end or database service as well.

Next.js builds websites and web apps, including installable progressive web apps that work well on phones. For apps published on the App Store and Google Play, we use native or cross-platform tools such as Flutter, and the web and mobile apps can share the same back end.

Not always. A simple Next.js site can be exported as static files and hosted anywhere. Features such as server rendering, revalidation, Server Actions and API routes need a Node.js server or a platform like Vercel or AWS.

Decide whether you need a fixed-scope project or developers who join your team, then look for live Next.js work, a clear process and written agreements on scope and code ownership. You can hire dedicated Next.js developers from us, backed by our design, back-end and DevOps team.

Yes. Much of our work is under NDA, and we're happy to sign one before you share details of your project.

Yes. We start with an audit of real pages on mobile, find what is slowing them down, such as heavy JavaScript, unoptimised images, third-party scripts or rendering choices, and fix the causes rather than the symptoms.

Yes. We work in your repository and tools with agreed overlap hours; see our outsourcing page for details.

It depends on the scope: the number of page types, design work, CMS and content migration, integrations, application features and support needs. We do not publish fixed prices; share your requirements and we will send a customised quotation after a scoping call.