A new website that loads in milliseconds and is ready for Google from day one
We build in Next.js with pre-rendered static pages: less to load, less to attack, and full technical SEO in place from launch. Without the weight and upkeep of a plugin stack.
- Static pages, near-instant pre-rendered, not built on every visit
- Green Core Web Vitals from day one on mobile and desktop
- Full technical SEO schema, sitemap, canonical, Open Graph
- Less to attack, less to patch no heavy plugin stack to maintain
- Built to grow blog and pages easy to add
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What we commit to
- Core Web Vitals in the green at launch, measured on mobile and desktop
- Full technical SEO in place — schema, sitemap, canonical, Open Graph
- A documented handover, and an honest call if a CMS would serve you better
Speed and SEO are decided before you launch
Google confirms Core Web Vitals are used by its ranking systems — when two pages match the intent equally, the faster experience wins.
A Next.js site starts ahead: static pages load in milliseconds and the technical SEO is baked in, instead of bolted on with plugins later.
Source: Google Search Central — Understanding page experience (verified July 2026).
Why Next.js and not WordPress?
For a new site focused on speed and SEO, static Next.js pages are lighter and safer. For a blog run by several non-technical authors, a well-optimised WordPress is sometimes the better call — we tell you honestly which one fits.
How it works
What “fast and findable from day one” actually means
Four stages, with speed and SEO built in rather than added at the end.
Plan and content
We define pages, URL structure and SEO goals together before writing a line of code.
Development
We build in Next.js with an eye on speed, accessibility and readable code your developers can pick up.
SEO optimisation
Schema, sitemap, canonical, Open Graph, images and performance — the technical work that gets the site found.
Launch
Deployment, Search Console verification and a documented handover with instructions to update the content.
The honest comparison
Us (Next.js) vs a page-builder vs a cheap template
| What matters | Millisecondi (Next.js) | A page-builder site | A cheap template site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Load time | Pre-rendered static — milliseconds | Heavy JS/CSS from the builder | Depends on the template’s bloat |
| Technical SEO | Built in: schema, sitemap, canonical, OG | Plugin-dependent, patchy | Often an afterthought |
| Security & upkeep | Small surface, little to patch | Constant plugin updates | Abandoned themes go stale |
| Core Web Vitals | Green from launch | Hard to keep green | Rarely measured |
| Ownership | Clean code, documented handover | Locked into the builder | Locked into the template |
| When it’s not worth it | Many non-technical authors? We say a CMS may fit better | Sold regardless | — |
Load time
Millisecondi (Next.js)
Pre-rendered static — milliseconds
A page-builder site
Heavy JS/CSS from the builder
A cheap template site
Depends on the template’s bloat
Technical SEO
Millisecondi (Next.js)
Built in: schema, sitemap, canonical, OG
A page-builder site
Plugin-dependent, patchy
A cheap template site
Often an afterthought
Security & upkeep
Millisecondi (Next.js)
Small surface, little to patch
A page-builder site
Constant plugin updates
A cheap template site
Abandoned themes go stale
Core Web Vitals
Millisecondi (Next.js)
Green from launch
A page-builder site
Hard to keep green
A cheap template site
Rarely measured
Ownership
Millisecondi (Next.js)
Clean code, documented handover
A page-builder site
Locked into the builder
A cheap template site
Locked into the template
When it’s not worth it
Millisecondi (Next.js)
Many non-technical authors? We say a CMS may fit better
A page-builder site
Sold regardless
A cheap template site
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“Pages open before I finish clicking. Our old site never felt like this.”
“Clean codebase that my developers could pick up and extend on day one.”
“Headless CMS for the blog: editors are happy, developers are happier.”
“Perfect Lighthouse scores from launch day, and they stayed there.”
“Live in three weeks and already outranking the site it replaced.”
“Clear updates, fair price, no surprises at the end.”
“Answers quickly and explains things without hiding behind jargon.”
No blind trust required
What we commit to
- Core Web Vitals in the green at launch, measured on mobile and desktop
- Full technical SEO in place — schema, sitemap, canonical, Open Graph
- A documented handover, and an honest call if a CMS would serve you better
FAQ
The questions we get most
Will I be able to update the content myself?+
Yes. We hand over a simple structure and the instructions. If you prefer an admin panel, we weigh it up together based on who updates the site.
Can you migrate my WordPress site to Next.js?+
Yes, when it makes sense. If the site changes little and is speed-focused, the gain is clear; if it changes daily with many authors, we talk it through first.
How long does a Next.js site take?+
A focused marketing site is usually a matter of weeks, depending on the number of pages and how ready the content is. We give you a scope and timeline before we start.
When is it NOT worth it?+
If you update the site daily with many non-technical authors, a traditional CMS may serve you better. Better to know before starting.
Ready when you are
Start with a free plan, then decide
Tell us what the site needs to do. We map the pages, URL structure and SEO goals, and give you a clear scope before a line of code.
- A Next.js site with pre-rendered static pages: near-instant loading
- Full technical SEO: metadata, sitemap, structured data (schema), Open Graph
- Core Web Vitals in the green from day one, on mobile and desktop
- A structure built to grow: blog and service pages easy to add
- Deployment, Search Console verification and a documented handover
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