Next.js agency: websites and web apps that are fast from the first click

The short answer: we are a Next.js agency in Copenhagen that builds websites and web apps from scratch in Next.js, React and TypeScript. Packages start at EUR 2,500 plus EUR 85 a month, with hosting, updates, support and backups included.

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WordPress plugins to keep updated
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Pre-built integrations for Danish systems
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Hours to a written fixed-price proposal

Next.js is the framework we build all of our websites and web apps on. We do not use WordPress or page builders, and that is deliberate: you get a site that loads fast, ranks well in Google and can grow from a website into a booking system or customer portal without a rebuild. Below we cover why Next.js, how you edit content yourselves, what it costs, and how a move from WordPress works.

Why choose Next.js for your website?

Three reasons come up again and again with clients who choose Next.js. Speed: pages are rendered on the server or ahead of time, so the browser receives finished HTML instead of assembling the page itself. SEO: Google sees the same content as the user, with proper titles, metadata, structured data and language versions. Flexibility: a Next.js site is a real application, so login, payments and integrations live in the same codebase as the website instead of being bolted on with plugins.

  • Server rendering and static pages, so content is visible immediately
  • Automatic image optimisation, so large photos do not weigh down mobile
  • Multilingual pages with correct hreflang tags for Danish and English
  • No plugins to update, and therefore fewer security holes
  • One codebase for website and web app when you want to build further

Speed is not just about patience. Google measures how quickly the main content appears and how stable the layout is while the page loads, and uses that as one of its ranking signals. On mobile, where most of your visitors probably are, the difference is felt most. A page that feels instant keeps people around, and they are the ones who end up calling, booking or buying. So we measure speed before launch and keep an eye on it as part of the monthly plan.

Next.js or WordPress?

Next.js with us

  • Built from scratch for your business
  • Fast without caching plugins
  • Integrations written into the code
  • Hosting and updates in the monthly plan

Typical WordPress site

  • A theme and page builder as the starting point
  • Speed depends on plugins and hosting
  • Features via plugins from different vendors
  • Ongoing plugin updates and security patches
The short version. The long one is in our comparison.

WordPress is not bad for a simple blog, and a large ecosystem has value. But once the website has to connect with booking, payments or your accounting system, the plugin stack often becomes what makes the site slow and fragile. We go through the differences in detail in Next.js vs WordPress.

Can we edit the content ourselves? Headless CMS explained

Yes. A headless CMS is an editing tool where you write copy, upload images and create pages, while Next.js handles how it is displayed. The separation means an editor cannot break the layout, and the same content can be reused on the website, in an app or in a newsletter. We pick the tool to fit your needs: some clients want a full CMS with drafts and approval, others only need a small admin panel for news, staff and prices, which we build straight into the solution.

How much does a Next.js website cost?

Web packages. The monthly fee covers hosting, maintenance, updates, support, SSL and backups.

PackageOne-timePer monthFeatures and integrations
SmallEUR 2,500EUR 8512 features, 1 integration
MediumEUR 5,000EUR 12524 features, 2 integrations
LargeEUR 7,500EUR 16536 features, 3 integrations

Hosting is part of the monthly plan, so you do not need to find a host, renew SSL certificates or keep an eye on backups. Integrations are picked from our 40+ pre-built ones, such as e-conomic, Dinero, MobilePay, Stripe, HubSpot and Microsoft 365. See the full overview on pricing.

How to move from WordPress to Next.js

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Mapping

We pull every URL, the pages that get traffic and the content that must move.

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Design and build

The new Next.js site with your content, built on a staging address.

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Redirects

Every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new home.

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Launch

The domain switches, the sitemap is submitted and we watch Search Console.

The goal is a new site without losing the Google rankings you already have.

The full process is described step by step in website redesign, including the launch-day checklist.

Next.js in practice: two examples

For Vaskekonerne we built eight solutions in one circuit: website, booking and operations are connected, so a customer who books on the site lands straight in scheduling. For Jobero we did the brand, the design and the whole system from the first sketch to a finished job portal. Both show the point of Next.js: the website is not a separate brochure but the front end of a system.

Selected work

Built by us, in production today

Recruitment · Startup

Jobero: a job portal where your network earns the bounty.

What our clients say

We have worked with Ceptiv on several of our digital offerings, and they have become a natural part of the team. They move fast, turning ideas into new designs and clickable prototypes quickly, so we can test with customers early instead of debating on paper.
Szabolcs Nagy · Lead Global Product Manager, GrundfosRead the case

FAQ

FAQ: Next.js development

What is Next.js?
Next.js is an open-source framework built on React, used for websites and web apps. It can render pages on the server or ahead of time, so they load fast and are easy for Google to read. At the same time the same codebase can hold login, APIs and integrations. That makes Next.js a good fit when a website needs to be more than a brochure.
Is Next.js better for SEO than WordPress?
Next.js gives a strong technical starting point: fast pages, clean HTML, full control of metadata and structured data, and no plugin overhead. But SEO is still won on content and structure. A well-built WordPress site can rank fine, and a badly built Next.js site will not. The difference is that speed and technical quality are built in with us rather than something you fight for.
Can we update copy and images ourselves?
Yes. We connect a headless CMS or an admin panel, so you can write copy, upload images and create pages and news yourselves. The layout is locked, so content always looks right on mobile and desktop. We walk you through it at launch, and support is included in the monthly plan if you get stuck.
What does the monthly plan include?
The monthly plan covers hosting, maintenance and updates, support, security with SSL, and backups. It is EUR 85, EUR 125 or EUR 165 a month depending on the package. It can be cancelled with 30 days’ notice, and you own the code and data. Cancelling within the first 15 months carries a one-time fee that depends on the package.
Will we lose our Google rankings when leaving WordPress?
Not if the move is planned. We map every existing URL, carry over the content that ranks and set up 301 redirects from each old address to its new one. After launch we submit a new sitemap and watch Search Console for errors. Small swings in the first weeks are normal; big drops are almost always caused by missing redirects.
Do you also build web apps in Next.js?
Yes, and that is one of the biggest advantages. Booking systems, customer portals, internal tools and SaaS products are built in the same stack as the website. That means you can start with a website and later add login, payments or integrations without changing platform. Extra features after launch come at a fixed price per extra feature.

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Dennis Nielsen

Dennis Nielsen

Head of Operations, Ceptiv

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