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A Next.js developer who joins your team, not a project queue
Your React app started fast and turned into a slow, sprawling client bundle that takes nine seconds to paint on a phone. You bring on one of our Next.js developers who works inside your repo, your Slack, and your sprint board. They write code you own and ship the same week they start.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
You get one named Next.js developer who learns your codebase and stays on it. They join your standups and your pull request reviews instead of trading work through a project manager.
Server components, route handlers, streaming, and caching behavior are where most Next.js apps quietly break. Our developers have shipped App Router migrations and know which rendering mode actually fits a given page.
Your developer commits to your GitHub or GitLab, opens pull requests, and follows your branch rules. No code sits on our machines waiting for a handoff at the end.
We treat Core Web Vitals as a number on a dashboard, not a vibe. A common first win is cutting a bloated client bundle by moving data fetching to server components and trimming what ships to the browser.
Most Next.js work is wiring the frontend to your existing services. Your developer handles auth tokens, error states, and loading skeletons against your REST API so the UI does not freeze or flash blank.
You see a deployed preview on Vercel, a written update, and a short demo each week. If a sprint goal slips, you hear about it on Wednesday, not on Friday afternoon.
The person who learns your code in week one is the same person shipping in month six. We do not quietly rotate developers off your project to cover someone else, because a silent swap throws away everything they learned about your app.
Every commit lands in your repository under your account. There is no escrow, no license to buy back, and nothing held hostage if you decide to part ways.
We are based in India, and our developers shift their day to overlap several hours with US Eastern and Pacific time. You get live calls when you need them and progress waiting in your inbox when you log off.
We sign your NDA and a written contract before your developer touches the repository. If your legal team has its own paper, we work from theirs.
If the developer is not right for your team, tell us and we will match you with someone else and cover the handoff. Honesty matters here: a developer who is strong at backend integration is not always the right pick for pixel-perfect UI work.
Each week brings a Vercel preview link, a Loom walkthrough, and a plain-English summary of what moved. You never have to ask where things stand.
One Next.js developer working your full schedule, treated as part of your team. This fits a product with an active roadmap and steady sprint work.
Half-time hours for a roadmap that does not need a full seat yet. Good when you have a backlog to chip away at but not enough to keep someone busy all month.
Pay only for the hours your developer logs, tracked and shared with you. This suits a fluctuating workload or a defined piece of work without a fixed monthly commitment.
More than one developer, or a Next.js developer paired with a backend or QA person. We size the group to your roadmap and keep the same people on it.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a call about your stack, your current Next.js pain, and how your team actually works day to day. You walk away knowing whether we are a sensible fit before any paperwork.
We put forward a specific developer whose Next.js and React background lines up with your work, not a stack of anonymous resumes. You interview them directly and can say no.
Your developer gets access to your repo, your Slack, and your task board, and reads through the codebase before changing anything. By the end of the week they have a local build running and a first small pull request open.
We agree on the first sprint's goals together so the early work targets something you can see, often a slow page or a stalled feature. You get a deployed preview to react to within the first sprint.
From there your developer settles into your standups, your reviews, and your release cadence. Each week you get a preview link, a written update, and an honest read on what is ahead of schedule and what is not.
Tell us about your app and the Next.js work ahead, and we will line up a developer whose background fits and who can start inside your repo within the week.
Describe your project and requirements.