UBIKON.ioWeb
Web Development — Next.js
Typical engagement: $6k–$35k · 3–10 weeks
What this is
Ubikon builds dashboards, portals and marketing sites on Next.js that hit Core Web Vitals green and stay maintainable after launch — typed, tested, and documented rather than a pile of client components nobody wants to touch six months later. A typical build runs $6k–$35k across 3–10 weeks.
What you get
Concrete deliverables, not a vague promise.
- —Server Components by default, client JS only where a feature genuinely needs interactivity
- —Lighthouse ≥95 across performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO on every template
- —Full TypeScript strict typing, tested business logic, CI running on every merge
- —Structured data (JSON-LD) correct for every page type — not an afterthought bolted on post-launch
- —Private repository, full IP transfer, and a written handover doc
How we build it
Stack and architecture for a typical build.
Next.js App Router with React 19, Tailwind for styling, PostgreSQL when the site needs real data behind it — the same stack this very site is built on.
Pricing
Where the number comes from.
The $6k–$35k range above is priced from real delivery data across 300+ completed projects — not a day rate multiplied by a guess. A full itemized breakdown by phase is available on a scoping call, or get a rough one now from the calculator below.
Open the cost calculator →The honest comparison
Next.js vs a traditional CMS for a commercial site
A CMS is the right call for pure content sites; here is where a custom Next.js build actually wins.
| Next.js (Ubikon default) | Traditional CMS (WordPress etc.) | |
|---|---|---|
| Performance ceiling | Higher — full control over rendering | Plugin-dependent, often degrades over time |
| Interactive tools/calculators | Native, first-class | Usually bolted on via plugins |
| Editorial flexibility for non-technical staff | Requires a headless CMS layer | Built in |
| Best fit | Product sites, interactive tools, anything perf-sensitive | Content-heavy sites run by a non-technical editorial team |
Process
3–10 weeks, start to launch.
Scope the site
Page count, interactivity needs and content ownership model, agreed up front.
Fixed quote, 48 hours
Priced by template count and interactive-feature complexity.
Weekly builds
A staging URL you can review every week.
Launch with performance verified
Lighthouse budgets checked before launch, not assumed.
Straight answers
What buyers ask about this service
How much does a Next.js website cost? +
Most sites run $6,000–$35,000, priced by page/template count and how much genuine interactivity (calculators, dashboards, user accounts) the site needs beyond static content.
Why Next.js instead of WordPress? +
Next.js gives a materially higher performance ceiling and native support for interactive features like the calculators on this site — WordPress is a better fit when a non-technical team needs to publish content constantly without engineering involvement.
Do you guarantee Core Web Vitals performance? +
Lighthouse ≥95 across performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO is a hard gate on every template we ship, checked in CI before launch — not a best-effort target.
One call. One fixed number.
Tell us about your web development project.
30 minutes, no deck. A fixed quote follows within 48 hours.