Next.js front end
Server-rendered and static pages, chosen per page for speed and search, written in TypeScript with reusable components.
Services · Headless CMS & Next.js
A headless setup separates the content from the website. Editors work in a CMS built for writing; the site is a Next.js front end built for speed and search. We build both sides and connect them, including multilingual content for international teams.
Server-rendered and static pages, chosen per page for speed and search, written in TypeScript with reusable components.
Content models that match how your team publishes, in ButterCMS, Sanity or another headless CMS, with previews before anything goes live.
One content structure serving several languages, with the right URLs and tags so each version can rank.
Content moved across, every old URL redirected and indexing checked after launch. Website Migrations
Content types, languages, editors and what the current site gets wrong.
How content is structured in the CMS, agreed before the build, with a fixed price and date.
Front end and CMS together on a staging site you can review every week.
Content migration, redirects, speed checks, then go-live and 30 days of fixes.
Enterprise software
Full-stack development for an enterprise software company with operations on several continents: a large multilingual platform built in Next.js with ButterCMS, worked on alongside the company's internal engineering and brand teams.
Read the case study: VistexHeadless builds are a fixed-price project from $2,500, typically over 4 to 10 weeks. Ongoing work alongside your team can be a maintenance retainer from $750/month or a dedicated developer from $4,800/month.
For agencies
Your client wants a modern, fast site and your team works in WordPress. We deliver the Next.js build under your name.
FAQ
WordPress suits most content sites and is simpler to run. Headless suits sites that need top speed, several languages or content shared with an app. We'll recommend one in the scope and explain why.
Send your current URL and what you publish. Scope, fixed price and delivery date within two business days.