Web Platforms
Corporate sites, portals and SaaS on Next.js
We design and build web platforms end to end: from striking corporate sites to complex SaaS dashboards and high-load portals. Fast loads, server-side rendering and SEO out of the box — on Next.js and TypeScript.
A web platform differs from a website in that people live inside it: they sign in, do something and come back tomorrow. So it is designed as a system — scenarios, roles, data and load — not as a set of pages. We build those platforms end to end: from a corporate site that has to survive an ad campaign to a SaaS product with customer accounts and billing.
Who it’s for
Businesses outgrowing a CMS
Your processes don’t fit the template: you need your own roles, integrations with internal systems and logic no plugin provides.
Product teams
You need a SaaS with sign-up, plans, an admin panel and analytics — something you can sell, not a prototype to demo.
Brand-driven companies
The site has to look and behave like a product: open fast, hold traffic and not fall apart on a phone.
What’s included
Corporate sites and landings
Fast, animated, with thoughtful SEO and structured data.
SaaS platforms and admin panels
Dashboards, billing, roles and permissions, multi-tenancy.
Portals and customer accounts
Complex business logic and integrations with internal systems.
Design systems and CMS
Reusable components and convenient content editing.
How we work
- 01
Discovery
We study the business goal, user scenarios, competitors and your current analytics, and agree on what counts as success.
You getRequirements, screen map, estimate and plan
- 02
Design
We prototype the key screens and validate the logic before any pixels, then build the visual layer and a design system.
You getApproved mockups and a UI kit
- 03
Engineering
We build on Next.js and TypeScript in two-week sprints. Every sprint ends with a demo on a staging server you can click through.
You getA working product you see every two weeks
- 04
Launch
We move to production, set up the domain, SSL, backups, monitoring and analytics, and check speed and search readiness.
You getThe platform live, with metrics and alerts
- 05
Growth
We watch how people actually use it, fix bottlenecks and add features in the order the business needs them.
You getA quarterly roadmap
Timeline and cost
A landing page starts at $6,000, a corporate site at $12,000, a SaaS platform at $40,000. The final number depends on the number of screens, the complexity of the logic, integrations and the level of design.
Build an estimate in the calculator →How we do it
We start with a prototype and a design system, develop in sprints with demos every two weeks, cover everything with automated tests and launch with monitoring. We own the result — no middlemen.
Technology
Products of this class
Reference points so you know what we mean — not our work. Yours is built around your processes and brand.
What you get
- 01
Load speed and Core Web Vitals in the green
- 02
Ready for SEO and high traffic
- 03
Scalable architecture as the product grows
Frequently asked questions
How much does web platform development cost?
It depends on the class of product: a landing page starts at $6,000, a corporate site at $12,000, a SaaS platform with accounts and billing at $40,000. You can get a range for your own case in the calculator on the home page — it shows price, timeline and team.
Why Next.js instead of a ready-made CMS?
A CMS wins while the task stays typical. The moment you need custom roles, calculations or integrations, the template starts fighting you and every change costs more than the last. Next.js gives server rendering and speed out of the box, and we write the logic to fit your business — with no plugins that break on update.
Can you migrate an existing site?
Yes. We start with an audit: what works and what brings traffic. We keep the URLs and set up redirects so search rankings survive the move, and migrate content and data in full.
Who looks after the site after launch?
We do. Bugs in our code are fixed free of charge, no matter how many years pass. We watch uptime and security, keep dependencies current and help grow the product.
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Let’s talk about your project?
Describe your task — within 24 hours we’ll come back with an estimate, timeline and plan.