Hire Next.js developers.
Next.js engineers who handle both halves: the React frontend and the server code behind it. They know the App Router, server components and caching well enough to keep your site fast and your build green. From $2,600 a month, on public rates.
What it costs
Monthly price per full-time engineer, about 160 hours. No recruiting fee, and the first 2 weeks are free if it isn't working.
What they build
Right when one engineer should own a feature from database to page. This website is built with Next.js by our own team.
Marketing sites that rank
Server-rendered pages, structured data, sitemaps and fast loads, edited through a headless CMS.
SaaS products
Auth, billing, dashboards and APIs in one codebase, deployed on Vercel or AWS.
Headless commerce
Storefronts on Shopify, Stripe or a custom backend, with product pages that load quickly.
Upgrades
Pages Router to App Router, older Next.js versions to current, and fixing what breaks along the way.
What we vet for
A senior engineer, not a recruiter, runs every stage: a communication screen, a practical task in your stack, a technical interview and references. You see the scorecard and interview the shortlist.
- App Router, server components, server actions and route handlers
- Caching and revalidation: what is static, what is dynamic and why
- A database layer: Postgres with Prisma or Drizzle
- Technical SEO: metadata, structured data, Core Web Vitals
- Deploying and debugging on Vercel and AWS
- Headless CMSs such as Payload, Sanity or Contentful
Your hours, not ours
Our engineers are based in Lahore and shift their working day to match yours, so they join your standups live. Every Friday you get the Loud Report: what shipped, what is blocked and the hours logged.
| Your team in | Your clock compared with Lahore |
|---|---|
| Sydney, Melbourne | 5 to 6 hours ahead |
| Brisbane | 5 hours ahead |
| Perth | 3 hours ahead |
| Auckland, Wellington | 7 to 8 hours ahead |
| New York | 9 to 10 hours behind |
| Los Angeles | 12 to 13 hours behind |
| London | 4 to 5 hours behind |
Shipped by our engineers
Real products, live today. Every one of them reported weekly, out loud.
Tinder: enhancements to the Matches module, shipped in one month
AirYoda: social audio matchmaking app for iOS and Android, launched in four weeks
Questions
Straight answers on time, money, people and IP.
Is a Next.js developer a full-stack developer?
Ours are. They are priced as full-stack engineers because they build the server side too: data, auth, APIs and deployment.
Can you migrate our site to Next.js without losing rankings?
Yes. We map every old URL, keep or redirect it, and carry over titles and descriptions. We did this when we moved our own site off WordPress.
Do you work with our existing hosting?
Yes. Vercel, AWS, Netlify, Docker on your own servers: the engineer works in your accounts and your pipeline.
How fast can they start?
Next.js developers are a fast-start role: a senior engineer from our core team can usually start within 5 working days, while we match your long-term hire.
What does it cost to hire Next.js developers?
From $2,600 a month (about $16/hr) for a mid-level engineer, $3,500 for senior and $4,500 for a lead, for about 160 hours a month. Overtime, when you need it, is 1.5× the normal rate.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. We sign a mutual NDA before you share details, every contract assigns all code and IP to you, and the code lives in your repositories.
Other engineers we place
Every role is on the same public rate card. Need a mix? Build a pod.
Tell us about the Next.js role.
Or email admin@loudlydev.com. We reply within 4 business hours.