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WebAnts is a London Next.js agency. We build custom Next.js websites, headless frontends and full-stack web apps — App Router, TypeScript, Vercel-deployed. The same stack we use for webants.io. No deposit required.
60+
Next.js projects shipped in London & UK
4–12 wks
Typical Next.js project delivery
100
PageSpeed target with App Router
£0
Deposit — milestone payments only
14
Countries served
What is Next.js
The full-stack React framework built for production.
Starting from
£4,000
Flat quote · No prepayment · 3–5 wk delivery
Next.js is a full-stack React framework created by Vercel — the same company that created and maintains it. WebAnts is a London Next.js agency building custom Next.js websites, headless frontends and full-stack apps for SaaS startups, fintech companies, ecommerce brands, and professional services firms.
Next.js App Router introduces React Server Components — components that render on the server and send zero JavaScript to the browser. Combined with ISR and static generation, Next.js sites consistently achieve 100 PageSpeed scores while supporting dynamic, authenticated, and content-rich pages. Every Next.js project is a React project — your components are portable across the ecosystem.
We build Next.js headless CMS frontends, headless Shopify storefronts, Core Web Vitals optimisations, and App Router migrations from Pages Router. Flat written quote after a free 30-minute discovery call.
Why Next.js
Six reasons Next.js is our default framework.
Server Components. App Router. ISR and SSR. Built-in optimisation. Vercel-native. The stack we use for our own site.
01
Server Components for blazing performance
Next.js App Router introduces React Server Components — components that render on the server and send zero JavaScript to the browser. This dramatically reduces bundle size, improves Time to Interactive, and delivers faster pages without sacrificing interactivity where it's needed.
02
App Router for intuitive file-based routing
The App Router uses the filesystem as the routing structure — every folder becomes a route segment, with collocated layouts, loading states, and error boundaries. Server Actions let you write database mutations directly in your components without a separate API layer.
03
ISR and SSR: best of static and dynamic
Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) lets pages be statically generated at build time but revalidated in the background on a schedule — giving you static site performance with always-fresh content. SSR handles pages that need request-time data. You choose per page — no all-or-nothing architecture.
04
Built-in image optimisation and font loading
Next.js Image component automatically serves WebP/AVIF, lazy-loads below-the-fold images, prevents Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), and serves from a built-in CDN. next/font eliminates FOUT (Flash of Unstyled Text) and reduces layout shift — Google Fonts zero CLS out of the box.
05
Vercel-native deployment (zero config)
Next.js was created by Vercel — the two are designed for each other. Deploying a Next.js app to Vercel requires zero configuration: automatic preview URLs on every pull request, edge CDN for static assets, Serverless Functions for API routes, and Edge Runtime for ultra-fast middleware.
06
The stack WebAnts uses for every internal project
WebAnts.io is built on Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Vercel. We eat our own cooking — every Next.js pattern we recommend to clients is one we have battle-tested in our own production environment. If it is good enough for our site, it is good enough for yours.
What we build
12 Next.js services.
From a five-page marketing site to a full-stack enterprise platform — all built in-house in London with App Router, TypeScript, and Vercel deployment.
01
Custom Next.js Marketing Site
A Next.js marketing website built on App Router — fast, SEO-optimised, CMS-powered, and scoring 100 on PageSpeed. Static generation for public pages, Server Actions for forms, and Vercel deployment with preview URLs on every commit.
02
Next.js Web App & Dashboard
Full-stack Next.js applications with authentication (Auth.js / Clerk), database (Prisma + PostgreSQL), API routes, Server Actions, and a React dashboard frontend. The stack scales from MVP to enterprise without a framework migration.
03
Headless Next.js + CMS (Sanity/Contentful)
Next.js frontend consuming structured content from Sanity, Contentful, Storyblok, or any headless CMS. ISR for always-fresh content, live preview mode for editors, and a content model designed for your editorial team — not just your developer.
04
Headless Shopify + Next.js Frontend
A custom Next.js storefront on top of Shopify Storefront API — full design control, 100 PageSpeed, and no Liquid template limitations. Cart, checkout, product pages, collections, and search — all built as React components with TypeScript.
05
Next.js App Router Migration (from Pages Router)
Migrate an existing Next.js Pages Router application to the App Router — incrementally, safely, and without downtime. We map your existing pages to layouts and route segments, convert getServerSideProps to Server Components, and update your data fetching patterns.
06
Next.js API Routes & Server Actions
API endpoints built inside your Next.js project — REST-style API routes for third-party integrations, Server Actions for form submissions and mutations that don't need a separate API layer, and Route Handlers for webhook receivers (Stripe, Webhooks.io).
07
Next.js TypeScript & Tailwind Setup
Greenfield Next.js project bootstrapped with App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, ESLint, Prettier, Husky pre-commit hooks, and a component library foundation. The right foundations mean the project stays maintainable as it grows.
08
Next.js Performance Optimisation (Core Web Vitals)
Audit and optimise an existing Next.js site for Core Web Vitals — LCP, CLS, INP. Image optimisation, font loading, code splitting, Server Component conversion, caching strategy review, and bundle analysis. We deliver green Core Web Vitals or refund the audit fee.
09
Next.js Auth (NextAuth.js / Auth.js / Clerk)
Authentication implemented properly — email/password with secure session management, OAuth providers (Google, GitHub, LinkedIn), JWT vs session strategy, role-based access control, and protected routes via Next.js Middleware. Auth.js (v5) for open-source, Clerk for managed auth with a UI component library.
10
Next.js Internationalisation (i18n)
Multi-language Next.js sites with App Router i18n routing, locale-based content from your CMS, hreflang tags for international SEO, locale-switching without full page reload, and right-to-left (RTL) layout support.
11
Next.js Admin Panel & Internal Tools
Internal dashboards and admin panels built in Next.js — data tables with filtering and sorting, CRUD operations via Server Actions, role-based access, and Tailwind UI components. Faster to ship than a standalone React SPA and easier to maintain long-term.
12
Next.js Maintenance & Retainers
Post-launch Next.js maintenance retainers covering Next.js version upgrades (including major releases), dependency updates, Vercel configuration changes, CMS content model additions, performance monitoring, and feature development. Monthly or block-of-hours arrangements.
How we work
Four phases. No mystery.
Milestone payments — you see progress every week and own every deliverable the moment it lands.
01
Discovery
A free 30-min call to scope your Next.js project — pages, CMS requirements, authentication, API dependencies, and deployment environment. We review your existing site or codebase if relevant, identify the right rendering strategy (SSG, SSR, ISR) for each page, and send a flat written quote — not an hourly estimate.
02
Design
Wireframes, then polished Figma designs aligned to your brand. We map every page to a Next.js route and rendering strategy before opening the editor — so the architecture is approved before the build begins. Mobile-first, accessibility-first, Core Web Vitals considered from frame one.
03
Build
Weekly Vercel preview deployments — a real Next.js app you can browse at a URL, not a Figma prototype. CMS collections configured, API routes wired, authentication tested, Core Web Vitals tracked throughout. You see progress weekly and own every commit.
04
Launch & Handover
Production deployment to Vercel with custom domain, DNS cutover, Search Console verification, 301 redirects from old URLs. Engineering team handover with architecture documentation. Optional retainer from launch day — or take the keys.
Transparent pricing
What does a Next.js website cost in London?
Every project is scoped individually — but here are real ranges based on scope. All prices are flat fees, not hourly estimates. Written quote after a free 30-min discovery call.
Starter
£4,000 – £8,000
3–5 weeks
Marketing site or headless CMS frontend.
- ✓Next.js App Router + TypeScript
- ✓Up to 10 pages
- ✓Headless CMS (Sanity or Contentful)
- ✓Contact form + GA4
- ✓SEO (meta, OG, JSON-LD, sitemap)
- ✓Vercel deployment
Best for: New businesses, agencies, campaign sites
Growth
£8,000 – £18,000
6–10 weeks
Full web app with auth, API, dashboard.
- ✓Next.js + Tailwind + Prisma
- ✓Authentication (Auth.js / Clerk)
- ✓API routes or Server Actions
- ✓PostgreSQL database
- ✓Core Web Vitals 100 PageSpeed
- ✓2 weeks post-launch support
Best for: SaaS products, platforms, funded startups
Scale
£18,000 – £35,000
10–18 weeks
Multi-tenant platform or headless ecommerce.
- ✓Multi-tenant architecture
- ✓Headless Shopify + Next.js
- ✓i18n (multi-language)
- ✓Advanced caching strategy (ISR/CDN)
- ✓Design system + component library
- ✓Dedicated support month
Best for: Ecommerce brands, enterprise, agencies
Enterprise
From £35,000
18–28 weeks
Full-stack enterprise platform, CI/CD, design system.
- ✓Full-stack enterprise architecture
- ✓Monorepo (Turborepo)
- ✓E2E test coverage (Playwright)
- ✓Observability (Datadog / Sentry)
- ✓Architecture documentation
- ✓Ongoing retainer available
Best for: Enterprise platforms, white-label products
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Deployment options
Where we deploy your Next.js app.
Vercel is our default — but we deploy to AWS, Docker, and Cloudflare Workers when your infrastructure demands it. CI/CD and monitoring configured as standard.
Next.js on Vercel (recommended)
Next.js was created by Vercel — the integration is seamless. Zero-config deployment, automatic preview URLs on every pull request, edge CDN for static assets, Serverless Functions for API routes, Edge Runtime for Middleware, and built-in Analytics. We configure custom domains, environment variables per environment, and Vercel Speed Insights as standard.
Next.js on AWS
For teams with existing AWS infrastructure, compliance requirements, or who need cost predictability at scale. We deploy Next.js to AWS using OpenNext — the community-maintained open-source adapter that maps Next.js features to AWS Lambda, CloudFront, S3, and SQS. Full SSR, ISR, and Middleware support outside of Vercel.
Next.js with Docker + Self-hosted
Next.js can be containerised and self-hosted on any server or Kubernetes cluster. We write a production-optimised multi-stage Dockerfile, configure standalone output mode (minimises image size), and set up health checks, graceful shutdown, and reverse proxy (nginx or Caddy) configuration.
Next.js with Cloudflare Workers (edge)
For ultra-low-latency responses at a global edge — Next.js pages and API routes deployed to Cloudflare Workers via the OpenNext Cloudflare adapter. Best suited to sites with a global audience where edge rendering beats a single-region Lambda. Requires careful compatibility assessment for Node.js APIs not available in the edge runtime.
What you get
Everything included.
No hidden extras.
Every Next.js build ships with the full stack — TypeScript source, CMS, auth, SEO, CI/CD, and two weeks of post-launch support.
- ✓Next.js app deployed to Vercel or chosen platform
- ✓TypeScript codebase with documentation
- ✓Sanity / Contentful / headless CMS configured (if applicable)
- ✓API routes or Server Actions
- ✓Auth system (Auth.js / Clerk) configured
- ✓Core Web Vitals pass — LCP under 2.5s
- ✓SEO: meta, OG, JSON-LD, sitemap, robots.txt
- ✓GA4 + Google Search Console setup
- ✓Two weeks post-launch support included
From £4,000 for a Next.js marketing site. Full web app from £8,000. Flat quote after a free 30-min call.
Framework comparison
Next.js vs the alternatives.
We build on multiple frameworks. Here is an honest four-way comparison — Gatsby, Nuxt, Astro, and SvelteKit — so you can make the right call.
| vs Framework | Next.js wins on | They win on | Choose Next.js when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gatsby | App Router flexibility (SSR + ISR + SSG per page), faster build times for large sites, active Vercel-backed development, simpler data fetching with Server Components | Mature GraphQL data layer, large plugin ecosystem for static sites, Gatsby Cloud for incremental builds | You need any server-rendered content, or your site is growing beyond what a purely static architecture handles efficiently |
| Nuxt (Vue) | React ecosystem (React Native, React component libraries), larger talent pool, better TypeScript maturity, native Vercel support | Vue.js simplicity and learning curve, cleaner template syntax, strong community in European markets | Your team is React-first, or you need to hire developers at scale in the London market |
| Astro | Full-stack capabilities (API routes, Server Actions, auth, database), React ecosystem, better suited to apps with interactive state | Zero JavaScript by default (island architecture), better for purely content-focused sites, framework-agnostic component islands | Your site has any user authentication, dynamic data, or interactive app-like features |
| SvelteKit | React ecosystem and talent pool, Next.js maturity and Vercel integration, larger community and third-party support | Svelte compiler output (smaller bundles), reactive stores simpler than React state, faster runtime performance in benchmarks | Hiring is a priority or you need the broadest React ecosystem support |
“WebAnts built something better than I’d ever imagined — shipped faster than any agency I’ve worked with.”
LaTisha Ebanks
Marketing Director, North Pointe Marketing
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Tell us about your Next.js project — what you need built, your CMS preferences, your deployment environment and your timeline. We’ll review it and send a flat quote within 24 hours.
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FAQ
Next.js questions, answered directly.
What is Next.js?
Next.js is a full-stack React framework created and maintained by Vercel. It adds server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), incremental static regeneration (ISR), API routes, file-based routing, and Vercel-native deployment on top of React. The App Router (introduced in Next.js 13) uses React Server Components for server-side rendering with zero JavaScript shipped to the browser for non-interactive content. Next.js is the most widely adopted React framework — used by Vercel, Airbnb, TikTok, Twitch, Hulu, and thousands of SaaS companies worldwide.
How much does a Next.js website cost in London?
A Next.js marketing site or headless CMS frontend from WebAnts starts from £4,000 (3–5 weeks). A full web app with authentication, database, and API routes costs £8,000–£18,000 (6–10 weeks). Multi-tenant platforms or headless ecommerce stores run £18,000–£35,000 (10–18 weeks). Enterprise full-stack platforms start from £35,000. Every project gets a flat written quote after a free 30-minute discovery call — no hourly estimates, no deposit.
What is the difference between Next.js and React?
React is a UI library that runs in the browser — it handles the view layer only. Next.js is a full-stack framework built on top of React that adds server-side rendering, static generation, file-based routing, API routes, Server Actions, and Vercel-native deployment. With plain React (Vite), your app renders entirely in the browser — good for private dashboards and SPAs. With Next.js, you can render on the server for better SEO, faster initial page loads, and the ability to access databases and secrets server-side without exposing them to the client.
What is the Next.js App Router?
The App Router (introduced in Next.js 13, stable in 14) is the new file-based routing system built on React Server Components. Each folder in the /app directory becomes a route, with collocated layout.tsx, loading.tsx, and error.tsx files for automatic layout nesting and error boundaries. Server Components render on the server and send zero JS to the browser. Client Components ('use client') handle interactivity. Server Actions replace traditional form API endpoints — mutations written as async functions that run on the server, called directly from your components.
Next.js vs Gatsby — which should I choose?
Choose Next.js if your site needs any server-rendered content (dynamic pages, personalisation, authenticated routes) or if build times are a concern for large content libraries. Next.js App Router handles SSG, SSR, and ISR per page — you are not locked into one strategy. Choose Gatsby if you have an existing Gatsby site, rely heavily on its plugin ecosystem, or are building a purely static site with a GraphQL data layer. For most new projects in 2025, Next.js is the better default — Vercel actively maintains it, and the App Router makes it more capable than Gatsby for most use cases.
Next.js vs Nuxt — which is better?
Next.js and Nuxt are equivalent in capability — both are full-stack meta-frameworks with SSR, SSG, ISR, and API routes. The primary difference is the underlying framework: Next.js uses React, Nuxt uses Vue.js. Choose Next.js if your team is React-first, you need to hire London developers, or you need to consume React-specific libraries (React Native, Radix UI, Framer Motion). Choose Nuxt if your team is Vue-first or you prefer Vue's template syntax. WebAnts builds in both — we recommend based on your team's existing skills.
What is the difference between SSR, SSG, and ISR in Next.js?
SSG (Static Site Generation): pages are pre-rendered at build time to HTML. Fastest performance, best for content that changes infrequently (landing pages, blog posts). ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration): pages are statically generated but can be revalidated in the background on a schedule (revalidate: 60 means the page rebuilds at most once per minute). Best for content-heavy sites with many pages. SSR (Server-Side Rendering): pages are rendered on the server on every request. Best for personalised content, authenticated pages, or data that changes per-request. With Next.js App Router, each page chooses its strategy independently — you can have an ISR homepage alongside an SSR dashboard, all in the same project.
Can Next.js be used for ecommerce?
Yes. Next.js is an excellent choice for headless ecommerce — particularly headless Shopify via the Storefront API. A Next.js + Shopify headless storefront gives you full design control, 100 PageSpeed scores, custom checkout flows, and no Liquid template limitations. WebAnts builds headless Shopify + Next.js storefronts, Contentful-backed product catalogues, and custom ecommerce experiences. For simpler ecommerce requirements, a standard Shopify theme is often the faster and more cost-effective choice — we'll advise honestly.
What is a headless CMS and how does it work with Next.js?
A headless CMS (Sanity, Contentful, Storyblok, DatoCMS) stores structured content and delivers it via API — without a frontend. Next.js fetches content from the CMS API at build time (SSG), on a schedule (ISR), or per-request (SSR), and renders it as HTML. The result: editors use a clean CMS interface to publish, and the Next.js frontend renders it with full design control and performance optimisation. Next.js ISR is particularly well-suited to headless CMS — content updates trigger page revalidation without a full build.
What is Next.js Server Components?
React Server Components (RSC) are a new component type introduced in React 18 and made production-ready in Next.js App Router. Server Components render on the server and send only HTML to the browser — zero JavaScript for the component itself. This dramatically reduces client bundle size. Server Components can directly access databases, file systems, and environment variables without client-side API calls. Client Components ('use client') are used when you need browser APIs, event handlers, or React state. By default, all components in App Router are Server Components — you opt into client-side behaviour explicitly.
Can Next.js replace a traditional backend?
For many projects, yes. Next.js API Routes and Server Actions can replace a separate Express or Node.js backend — handling form submissions, database mutations, webhook receivers, and third-party API integrations server-side within the same Next.js project. For complex backend requirements (microservices, WebSockets, heavy background processing, separate mobile API), a standalone Node.js backend alongside Next.js may be the better architecture. WebAnts will advise on the call — we build both and recommend based on your actual requirements.
How do you deploy Next.js?
Our default recommendation is Vercel — Next.js was created by Vercel, and the integration is seamless. Zero-config deployment, preview URLs on every pull request, edge CDN for static assets, Serverless Functions for API routes, and built-in Speed Insights. For teams with AWS infrastructure, we use OpenNext (the community adapter for Next.js on AWS Lambda + CloudFront). For containerised environments, Next.js supports a standalone Docker output mode. For edge deployments, Cloudflare Workers via the OpenNext Cloudflare adapter.
What is Vercel and why do you use it with Next.js?
Vercel is the cloud platform that created and maintains Next.js. It is purpose-built for Next.js — every Next.js feature (App Router, Server Components, ISR, Edge Runtime, Server Actions) works out of the box on Vercel without configuration. Vercel provides: automatic preview deployments on every Git push, global edge CDN for static assets, Serverless Functions for API routes, Edge Middleware for request transformation, Web Analytics, Speed Insights for Core Web Vitals monitoring, and KV/Blob/Postgres storage products. For most Next.js projects, Vercel is the fastest path to production.
Is Next.js good for SEO?
Yes — Next.js is one of the best frameworks for SEO. Server-side rendering (SSR) and static generation (SSG/ISR) ensure search engines receive fully rendered HTML rather than a blank page with JavaScript. The Metadata API (generateMetadata) allows dynamic meta titles, descriptions, and Open Graph tags per page and per CMS item. next/image handles Core Web Vitals (CLS, LCP). Built-in sitemap support and canonical tag management. WebAnts adds JSON-LD structured data, breadcrumb schema, FAQ schema, and speakable specification as standard on every Next.js project.
Can Next.js handle authentication?
Yes. Authentication in Next.js App Router is handled via Auth.js (formerly NextAuth.js) or Clerk. Auth.js is open-source and supports 70+ OAuth providers (Google, GitHub, LinkedIn), credentials-based login, and JWT or database session strategies. Clerk is a managed auth service with pre-built UI components, multi-factor authentication, organisation management, and an edge-compatible session management system. For custom enterprise auth (SAML, SCIM), we build bespoke solutions. Next.js Middleware protects routes at the edge — before the page renders.
What is Next.js i18n (internationalisation)?
Next.js App Router supports internationalisation through middleware-based locale detection and locale-prefixed routing (/en/page, /fr/page). Combined with a headless CMS (Sanity has native i18n, Contentful has a localisation model), this enables fully localised sites with locale-specific content, alternate hreflang tags for international SEO, and locale-switching without a page reload. WebAnts has configured Next.js i18n for UK/US/EU audience splits and European multilingual sites.
How long does a Next.js project take to build?
A Next.js marketing site or headless CMS frontend takes 3–5 weeks. A full web app with authentication, database, and dashboard takes 6–10 weeks. Multi-tenant platforms or headless ecommerce stores take 10–18 weeks. Enterprise full-stack platforms take 18–28 weeks. WebAnts delivers roughly 1.8× faster than the industry average — every project has a fixed delivery date in the proposal and weekly Vercel preview deployments.
Can you migrate our existing site to Next.js?
Yes. Next.js migration projects are a common engagement. We migrate from WordPress (full rebuild — preserving SEO equity with 301 redirects), from Webflow (headless CMS content exported and rebuilt in Next.js + Sanity), and from legacy React (Pages Router to App Router). For WordPress migrations, every URL gets a 301 redirect configured in Next.js Middleware so Google rankings are preserved. We also migrate from Pages Router to App Router — incrementally, with the coexistence period managed to avoid any customer-facing disruption.
Do you offer Next.js maintenance retainers?
Yes. After launch, we offer monthly Next.js maintenance retainers covering Next.js version upgrades (major and minor), dependency updates, Vercel configuration changes, CMS content model additions, performance monitoring (Core Web Vitals, Sentry error tracking), and feature development. Major Next.js releases (13, 14, 15) introduce breaking changes — staying current is important for security and access to new features. Retainers start from £350/month or a block of hours you draw down as needed.
What version of Next.js do you build with?
WebAnts builds all new projects on the latest stable Next.js release — currently Next.js 15 with the App Router, React 19, and Turbopack for development. Next.js 15 introduced the stable React 19 support, the after() API for deferred work, partial prerendering (PPR) improvements, and caching behaviour changes that make ISR more predictable. We recommend upgrading existing Next.js 12 and Pages Router projects to the App Router — we handle these migrations regularly and can assess the effort on the discovery call.
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About WebAnts — Next.js Development Agency in London
WebAnts is a London web design and development agency specialising in Next.js website development. 4.9★ rated on Google, 5.0 on Clutch, 5.0 on Upwork. Named Top Web Design Agency 2025 by DesignRush. Based in London, serving clients across the UK and 14 countries. WebAnts.io is itself built on Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Vercel.
What is Next.js?
Next.js is a full-stack React framework created and maintained by Vercel. It adds server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), incremental static regeneration (ISR), API routes, App Router with React Server Components, and Vercel-native deployment on top of React. Next.js is used by Airbnb, TikTok, Twitch, Hulu, and thousands of SaaS companies worldwide. It is the most widely adopted React framework in 2025.
What Next.js services does WebAnts offer?
WebAnts offers 12 Next.js services: custom Next.js marketing site, Next.js web app and dashboard, headless Next.js plus CMS (Sanity/Contentful), headless Shopify plus Next.js frontend, Next.js App Router migration from Pages Router, API routes and Server Actions, TypeScript and Tailwind setup, Core Web Vitals performance optimisation, authentication (Auth.js/Clerk), internationalisation (i18n), admin panel and internal tools, and Next.js maintenance retainers.
How much does a Next.js website cost in London?
A Next.js marketing site from WebAnts starts from £4,000 (3–5 weeks). A full web app with auth, database, and API routes costs £8,000–£18,000 (6–10 weeks). Multi-tenant platforms or headless ecommerce run £18,000–£35,000 (10–18 weeks). Enterprise platforms start from £35,000. Flat written quote after a free 30-minute discovery call — no hourly estimates, no deposit.
What makes WebAnts different from other Next.js agencies?
No offshoring. No prepayment. Milestone payments so you own every deliverable as it lands. Direct access to the developer building your site. 60+ Next.js projects shipped. The same stack WebAnts uses for its own website — App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Vercel — so you benefit from patterns that are already battle-tested in production.
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