Web application and website development (Next.js)
Applications where what matters is what you cannot see: performance, accessibility and data in order.
from $550
What it covers
Web applications
Dashboards, configurators, calculators and internal tools with authentication, roles and a database behind them.
Company sites and landing pages
Server rendered, fast on mobile and ready to be indexed from day one.
Performance and technical SEO
Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemap, correct metadata and accessibility. The foundation you cannot bolt on later.
Integrations and APIs
Forms, payments, CRM and your own endpoints wired into the rest of your stack, with validation on the server.
Pricing
- Landing page or brochure site
- $550
- Simple web app: dashboard, form with logic
- $900
- Full application with database and integrations
- $1,350
Starting prices, net of VAT. Final quote agreed after a scope review.
How the engagement runs
Goal and scope
We agree what the application has to achieve, what data it handles and how success is measured.
Architecture and design
Data model, structure, integration points and a look tailored to the audience.
Implementation
Built in Next.js and TypeScript, with the emphasis on performance, readable code and predictable deployments.
Launch and iterate
Release, measurement and changes based on real production data.
Frequent questions
- What do you build with?
- Most often Next.js and TypeScript, with Python on the data side where it makes sense. We match the technology to the project, but we do not multiply it without reason: every extra piece is a maintenance cost for years.
- Will the site be visible in search?
- Sites are built for indexing: server rendering, structured data, correct metadata, a sitemap and fast loading. That is the technical basis of visibility; the rest is built by content and links over time.
- Do you take over projects from another supplier?
- Yes, provided we get access to the repository and can review the state of the code first. We start with a short assessment so we can say plainly what is worth extending and what is cheaper to rewrite.