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Next.js
Next.js Development Teams, On Demand.
Production-grade Next.js engineering without the hiring overhead. Our developers ship App Router applications with Server Components, streaming SSR, and edge-optimized deployments — embedded in your workflow from day one. We serve engineering teams across the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, and the wider EU, with 4–6 hours of daily timezone overlap and fully GDPR-compliant processes.
Use Cases
What we build with Next.js.
SaaS Dashboards
Complex, data-heavy dashboards with real-time updates, role-based access, and server-side rendering for instant load times. We build multi-tenant SaaS platforms that scale from early-stage to enterprise without rewriting the frontend. Our teams have delivered dashboards for fintech companies in New York, healthtech startups in Berlin, and logistics platforms across the EU.
E-Commerce Storefronts
High-performance storefronts using ISR for product pages, server actions for cart operations, and edge middleware for geo-based pricing. Optimized for Core Web Vitals to maximize conversion rates and organic search rankings. Multi-currency and multi-language support built in for US and European markets.
Marketing & Content Sites
Blazing-fast marketing sites with static generation, MDX-powered blogs, and dynamic OG image generation. Perfect Lighthouse scores out of the box with automatic image optimization and font subsetting. Ideal for European companies that need fast load times across CDN edges in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and US-East.
Internal Tools & Admin Panels
Back-office tools with complex forms, data tables, and approval workflows. Server Components keep bundle sizes minimal while API routes handle business logic — no separate backend needed for most internal applications. Built with GDPR-compliant data handling for European organizations.
API Routes & Serverless Functions
Full-stack applications where Next.js API routes replace a traditional backend. Webhook handlers, cron jobs, file processing pipelines — all deployed as serverless functions with zero infrastructure management. Data residency options for EU-hosted deployments when compliance requires it.
Multi-Tenant Platforms
White-label platforms with per-tenant subdomains, custom themes, and isolated data. Middleware handles routing and authentication at the edge while shared components keep the codebase maintainable across hundreds of tenants. Tenant data isolation that meets EU data protection requirements out of the box.
Expertise
How we work with Next.js.
App Router & Server Components
We build exclusively on the App Router with React Server Components as the default rendering strategy. Our teams understand the nuances of server vs. client boundaries, streaming with Suspense, and parallel route loading patterns that keep your application fast without sacrificing interactivity.
Static & Dynamic Rendering
ISR, SSG, SSR, and on-demand revalidation — we pick the right rendering strategy for each page based on data freshness requirements and traffic patterns. Product pages get ISR with tag-based revalidation. Dashboards get dynamic rendering with streaming. Marketing pages get full static generation.
Performance & Core Web Vitals
Every deployment targets 90+ Lighthouse scores across all metrics. We implement automatic image optimization with next/image, font display strategies, script loading priorities, and bundle analysis to keep your LCP, FID, and CLS within Google's recommended thresholds.
Deployment & Infrastructure
We deploy Next.js applications on Vercel, AWS (via SST or standalone), Google Cloud Run, and self-hosted infrastructure with Docker. Each environment gets production-grade CI/CD with preview deployments, environment variable management, and monitoring. EU-region deployments available for GDPR data residency.
Testing & Quality Assurance
End-to-end testing with Playwright, component testing with Vitest and Testing Library, and visual regression testing for design systems. Our CI pipelines catch type errors, lint violations, and broken functionality before code reaches production.
Why us
Why TBI for Next.js.
Ship in Days, Not Quarters
Our Next.js engineers have shipped production applications across SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, and healthcare. They understand common patterns and anti-patterns — no ramp-up period where they're learning the framework on your dime.
AI-Augmented Development
Every engineer uses AI-native workflows — Cursor, Copilot, and custom LLM tools for code generation, review, and testing. This isn't a buzzword; it measurably accelerates feature delivery and reduces boilerplate-related bugs.
US & EU Timezone Overlap
Our engineers maintain 4–6 hours of daily overlap with both US Eastern and Central European timezones. Morning standups with your Berlin team or afternoon syncs with your New York office — we flex to your schedule, not the other way around.
GDPR-Compliant by Default
For European clients, we follow GDPR-compliant development practices from day one. Data processing agreements, EU-hosted infrastructure options, privacy-by-design patterns, and cookie consent implementations are part of our standard workflow — not an afterthought.
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FAQ
Common questions.
How much does it cost to hire a dedicated Next.js developer offshore?
Our Next.js engineers start at $5,000/month for a full-time dedicated developer. Senior engineers with 5+ years of Next.js-specific experience range from $6,000–$9,000/month depending on specialization. This includes full integration with your tools (GitHub, Slack, Linear), daily standups if desired, and the flexibility to scale up or down monthly. Compared to a US-based senior Next.js developer at $150,000–$200,000/year, or a German-market equivalent at €90,000–€130,000/year, you're looking at 60–70% cost savings with equivalent output quality.
How fast can a Next.js developer be onboarded to my project?
Most developers are productive within 2–3 days. Before onboarding, we match engineers to your specific Next.js setup — App Router vs. Pages Router, your CSS approach (Tailwind, CSS Modules, styled-components), your deployment target, and your testing framework. They arrive having reviewed your repository structure and tech decisions, so the first PR typically ships within the first week.
Do your Next.js developers work with the App Router or Pages Router?
Both, though all new projects default to the App Router with React Server Components. Our engineers are experienced with migrating Pages Router codebases to App Router incrementally — colocating layouts, converting getServerSideProps to server components, and adopting the new data fetching patterns without a full rewrite. If your project is stable on Pages Router and a migration isn't justified, we work with that too.
Are your development processes GDPR-compliant for European clients?
Yes. We sign Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) with all European clients, ensure code and data handling follows privacy-by-design principles, and offer EU-region infrastructure deployments (AWS eu-central-1, eu-west-1, or Vercel's European edge network). Our engineers are trained on GDPR fundamentals relevant to software development — data minimization, consent flows, right-to-deletion implementations, and secure data transfer protocols.
What timezone overlap do your developers have with US and European teams?
Our engineering team is based in India (IST, UTC+5:30), which gives us 4–6 hours of overlap with Central European Time and 3–4 hours with US Eastern Time during standard working hours. We structure our days to maximize this overlap — morning syncs with US teams, afternoon collaboration with European teams. For critical periods like launches or incidents, our engineers flex their hours to provide extended coverage.
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