React & Next.js Development

When a project outgrows a CMS — a product dashboard, a highly interactive marketing site — we build it in React or Next.js instead of forcing it into WordPress.
When React makes sense

Not every project needs it — a content-driven business site is usually better served by WordPress. React earns its complexity when the site needs real interactivity: live dashboards, complex forms and state, product configurators, or a design system too custom for a page builder to express cleanly.

We build in Next.js by default for the SEO and performance benefits of server rendering, pairing it with a headless CMS when your team needs to edit content without a deploy.

PLAN — FROM $80/MO

Frequently asked

Should my site be WordPress or React?
If content updates matter more than custom interactivity, WordPress is usually faster to launch and cheaper to maintain. Tell us what the site needs to do and we’ll recommend honestly, even if that means WordPress.

Yes — we typically pair Next.js with a headless CMS so your team can publish content without needing a developer for every update

Need something a CMS can't do?