Hire developers · Next.js
Hire Next.js developers for fast, search-friendly sites
Bring in remote Next.js developers to build marketing sites, e-commerce storefronts and SaaS apps that load fast and rank well. They know the App Router, server components and how to deploy on Vercel or your own cloud.
- App Router, server components and server actions
- Headless CMS and e-commerce integrations
- Core Web Vitals and technical SEO built in
At a glance
- Core stack
- Next.js, React, TypeScript, Vercel
- Engagement
- Hourly, monthly or per project
- Profiles shared
- Within 48 hours
- Typical start
- In about a week
- Code & IP
- 100% yours, under NDA
Core Next.js stack
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Next.js
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React
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TypeScript
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Vercel
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Sanity
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Prisma
When to hire
When to hire a Next.js developer
Choose Next.js when your pages need to be found on Google and load quickly on mobile: marketing sites, blogs, product catalogues, documentation and landing pages that run ads. Server rendering and static generation give search engines complete HTML on the first request.
Next.js is also a strong choice for SaaS products that combine public pages with a logged-in app, because one codebase handles both. A Next.js developer can set up routing, authentication, API routes and caching so the app stays fast as it grows.
Teams often hire a Next.js developer to move off a slow WordPress theme or a client-side React app with poor SEO, or to connect a headless CMS such as Sanity, Contentful or Strapi to a modern front end.
Skills
What our Next.js developers work with
We match profiles to your exact stack. These are the tools and libraries we screen for.
- Framework
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Next.js 14/15
- App Router
- Pages Router
- React Server Components
- Rendering
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- SSR
- SSG
- ISR
- streaming
- edge and middleware
- Content & data
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Sanity
Contentful
Strapi
WordPress (headless)
Prisma
tRPC
- Commerce & auth
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Shopify Storefront API
Stripe
- NextAuth / Auth.js
Clerk
- Deploy
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Vercel
- AWS Amplify
Docker
Cloudflare
Typical projects
What you can hire Next.js developers for
Common work our clients bring Next.js developers in for.
SEO marketing sites
Fast company sites and landing pages with metadata, sitemaps, schema and great Lighthouse scores.
Headless storefronts
Shopify or custom e-commerce front ends with instant page loads and a smooth checkout.
Headless CMS builds
Editors manage content in Sanity, Contentful or WordPress; Next.js renders it fast.
SaaS apps
Public pages plus a logged-in app with auth, billing and dashboards in one codebase.
Migrations
Moving from the Pages Router, Gatsby or a client-side React app to the App Router, keeping URLs and rankings.
Core Web Vitals work
Image, font and script optimisation to fix LCP, CLS and INP issues flagged in Search Console.
Engagement models
Ways to hire Next.js developers
Start small and change model as you grow. Every option includes an NDA, a named account manager and weekly reports.
Hourly
Best for small tasks, bug fixes and ongoing maintenance.
From $18 / hour
- Pay only for hours worked
- Timesheets every week
- Minimum 40 hours to start
- Pause any time
Most popular
Dedicated full-time
Best for product teams that need a developer working only for them.
From $2,400 / month
- 160 hours a month, 100% on your work
- Works your hours, in your tools
- Replacement if it isn’t a fit
- Scale with 2 weeks’ notice
Fixed-price project
Best for a clearly scoped product, website or app.
From $3,000 / project
- Fixed scope, price and timeline
- Paid by milestones
- Project manager included
- Demo every week
For agencies
Partnership / white-label
Best for agencies and IT firms that need extra delivery capacity.
Custom pricing
- Work delivered under your brand
- Partner rates for steady volume
- We never contact your clients
- One point of contact
Prices are in USD and exclude taxes. Indian companies can be invoiced in INR with GST. Final rates depend on skills and experience.
Vetting
How we vet Next.js developers
Every profile you receive has passed these checks. You still interview before you decide.
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Rendering choices
Can they explain when to use static generation, ISR or server rendering for a given page?
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Server components
Do they know what belongs on the server, what needs “use client”, and how to fetch and cache data?
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SEO basics
Metadata API, canonical URLs, sitemaps, structured data and redirects during a migration.
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Practical task
A small App Router build reviewed for structure, performance and accessibility.
How hiring works
From requirement to first commit
Five steps to add Next.js developers to your team, usually within a week or two.
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Share requirements
Tell us the roles, skills, hours and start date you need.
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Get profiles
We share matching developer profiles within 48 hours.
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Interview
You interview and test the developers you like.
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Trial week
Work together for a week before you commit for longer.
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Onboard & scale
The developer joins your tools and stand-ups. Add people as you grow.
Start hiring
Tell us about the Next.js developers you need
Share your requirements. We reply within one business day with next steps and matching profiles.
- No cost to receive profiles
- NDA available before you share details
- Interview before you commit
Thanks, we have your requirements
We will email you within one business day to set up a short call.
FAQ
Hiring Next.js developers: common questions
How much does it cost to hire a Next.js developer?
Hourly Next.js work starts from $18 an hour, and a dedicated full-time Next.js developer from $2,400 a month. Senior developers with deep App Router and performance experience cost more.
Is Next.js better than plain React for SEO?
For public pages, yes. Next.js sends fully rendered HTML to search engines and loads faster on first visit. For a logged-in app with no public pages, plain React is often enough.
Can you migrate our site to the App Router?
Yes. We migrate page by page, keep your URLs, set up redirects where needed and check rankings and Core Web Vitals after each release.
Do your developers work with headless CMS platforms?
Yes, including Sanity, Contentful, Strapi and headless WordPress. We set up previews so editors can see changes before publishing.
Where will the site be hosted?
Wherever suits you: Vercel, AWS, Cloudflare or your own servers with Docker. Accounts stay in your name.
Can a Next.js developer also build the API?
For simple APIs, yes, using route handlers or server actions. For larger back ends we recommend adding a Node.js developer or hiring a full-stack developer.
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Need a mixed team?
Tell us the roles you need, for example a designer, two developers and a QA engineer, and we will put the team together.
Ready when you are
Add Next.js developers to your team this month
Send your requirements today and get matching profiles within 48 hours.
- Hourly, monthly or fixed-price
- Interview before you commit
- NDA and full IP ownership
