Next.js website development, designed and built by one team

TLDR: A Next.js website development agency builds your marketing site or web app in Next.js and React, hosted on Vercel for speed and control. AGR designs and codes with one senior team: custom components, a headless CMS your team can edit, clean SEO structure, and integrations. Best when a project outgrows a no-code builder.

When Next.js is the right call

Framer, Webflow, and Shopify handle most marketing sites well, and we recommend them when they fit. Next.js earns its place when a project needs a real backend, authentication, heavy dynamic content, interactive tools, or a level of custom interaction a visual builder cannot reach. If you are weighing it against a no-code build, read our take on Framer vs Next.js.

What a Next.js website development company should give you

• Design and development in one motion. The person shaping the layout writes the components. No Figma-to-dev handoff that betrays the design.

• A CMS your team can run. Headless content with a real editing workflow, so marketing ships without a developer.

• Performance by default. Server rendering, image optimization, and Core Web Vitals that hold up, hosted on Vercel.

• SEO structure built in. Semantic HTML, metadata, structured data, and clean routing, so the site is retrievable by Google and by AI search.

• Integrations. CRMs, analytics, payment, and external data, wired in and verified.

Why AGR

We are stack agnostic: Framer, Webflow, Shopify, Replit, and custom code. That means we recommend Next.js when it genuinely fits, not because it is the only thing we sell. One senior team, no juniors, no handoffs. See our custom code and web development service, or recent work in projects.

FAQ

How much does a Next.js website cost?

Custom Next.js builds typically run from $8,000 for a focused site to $30,000 and up for a build with a backend, integrations, and a CMS. We quote per project after a short call.

Do I need Next.js, or will Framer do?

If your site is mainly content and marketing, Framer is usually faster and cheaper to run. Choose Next.js when you need custom logic, a backend, or interactions a builder cannot handle. We will tell you honestly which fits.

Who owns the code?

You do, in your own repository and Vercel account, from day one.

Can you take over an existing Next.js project?

Yes. We audit what exists and build on top of it rather than restarting.