Travel Eagle Travels
A Next.js website for a travel agency, with destination guides and booking enquiries.
Next.js development company for UK businesses
We build fast websites, web applications and customer portals on Next.js and React, with SEO, structured data and Core Web Vitals handled from the first release. Websites start from £499 and web applications from £1,999, priced on your requirements.
- Websites from
- £499
- Web apps from
- £1,999
- Support from
- £199/mo
Next.js work we take on
From a five-page site to a product with logins and payments, on the same framework.
Websites that load fast and rank
Pages rendered on the server, optimised images and fonts, structured data and share images, so Google and AI search tools can read every page.
Web applications and customer portals
Dashboards, booking flows and customer accounts in React, with the server code in the same project.
A Next.js front end on Laravel or WordPress
When the business logic is heavy, Laravel runs the system and Next.js serves the public site. Your team keeps the tools it knows and visitors get a faster site.
Rebuilds that keep your rankings
Moving a slow site onto Next.js with your URLs, redirects and metadata carried across, so search traffic is not lost in the switch.
Speed and SEO fixes on existing Next.js sites
Core Web Vitals, rendering and metadata fixes for a site that is live but slow or hard to find in search.
Next.js sites we built
Travel Eagle Travels and Silks Dry Cleaners both run on Next.js. Travel Eagle came to us with a slow site and no real search presence.
- traveleagletravels.com (opens in a new tab)
silks.boolet.co.uk (opens in a new tab)Silks Dry Cleaners
A Next.js website for a luxury dry cleaner in Elephant & Castle, on PostgreSQL with a custom CMS the shop uses for services and prices.
“Our old website was extremely slow and had no real SEO presence. Boolet redesigned and rebuilt it into a lightning-fast website with proper SEO foundations. We’re now ranking better, and the site performs beautifully. We couldn’t be happier with the results.”
The Next.js stack we use, and why
Widely used tools, so the next developer who opens the code knows their way around.
- Next.js and React
- Server-rendered pages for speed and search, and React for the interactive parts, in one project.
- TypeScript
- Mistakes are caught while the code is written rather than by your customers.
- Tailwind CSS
- A consistent design system that stays small, so pages stay fast.
- A CMS that fits
- A custom CMS, a headless CMS or WordPress read through its REST API, depending on who edits the site and how often.
- PostgreSQL or MongoDB
- PostgreSQL for structured business data, MongoDB where the content shape changes often.
- Laravel APIs
- When the system behind the site is large, a Laravel API runs the business logic and Next.js presents it.
- Stripe
- Deposits, bookings and subscriptions, without card details touching your server.
- Vercel or AWS
- Hosting matched to your traffic and budget. You own the accounts, the code and the domain.
What Next.js development costs
Websites are fixed prices. Web applications are priced on your requirements, so those figures are starting points.
- Starter websiteUp to five pages in your brand colours, with a contact form, meta tags and a sitemap.
- £499
- Professional websiteUp to 12 pages, a custom design, a CMS your team can edit and a speed pass to Lighthouse 90+.
- £999
- Custom websiteLarger sites, a design system of your own, ecommerce and integrations.
- From £2,499
- Web applicationOne core workflow, accounts and an admin. Multi-user products with an API start from £4,999.
- From £1,999
- Care supportUpdates, backups and uptime alerts for a live site.
- £199/mo
Web application prices move up or down with the size and complexity of the requirements, and you get the real figure in a written proposal after the first call.
How a Next.js project runs
Every change goes to a preview link, so you see the site working while it is built.
A free call
30 minutes
We talk through the pages or features you need, who they are for and what the site has to do for the business.
Written proposal
No charge
Price, timeline and what is in and out, agreed before the build starts. Fixed-price websites need no proposal.
Build with weekly previews
Weekly
Each week you get a link to the latest version and talk to the developers building it.
Launch and support
Monthly
Redirects, analytics and search console set up at launch, then a support plan for updates and small changes.
When Next.js is the wrong choice
It is a good default for fast sites and apps, not for everything.
Use something else when
- Your team wants to edit everything in WordPress and the site is mostly content. WordPress is cheaper to run, as on Medic Care Direct.
- The software is mostly internal screens and data entry. Laravel with an admin dashboard gets there with less code.
- You need a phone app first. Flutter, React Native or NativePHP fit better.
Next.js fits when
- Speed and search rankings matter to how you win customers.
- You want a website and a web app in one codebase.
- Pages change per visitor, such as prices, stock or availability.
- You may want to hire React developers later.
Working with us from anywhere in the UK or worldwide
Every build has a preview link from the first week, so you can check progress from anywhere. We meet on Google Meet and work in your Git repository, or set one up for you.
- Calls
- Google Meet
- Team
- London, UK
- info@boolet.co.uk
- Phone
- +44 7413 564737
Questions buyers ask
Straight answers. If yours is not here, email us.
- Is Next.js good for SEO?
- Yes, when it is set up properly. Pages are rendered on the server, so search engines and AI tools get the full content without running JavaScript. We add titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and share images as part of every build.
- How much does a Next.js website cost?
- Our fixed-price websites are £499 for up to five pages and £999 for up to 12 pages with a CMS. Larger sites start from £2,499, and web applications from £1,999, priced on your requirements after a free call.
- Can Next.js work with our Laravel or WordPress backend?
- Yes. Next.js can sit in front of a Laravel API or a WordPress install, so your team keeps the tools it knows and visitors get a faster site.
- Can you take over an existing Next.js project?
- Yes. We read the code, list what needs attention, move it to a supported version in steps, then carry on with features.
- Where will the site be hosted?
- Usually Vercel or AWS, depending on traffic and budget. You own the hosting accounts, the code and the domain.
Tell us about your Next.js project
A new site, a web app or a slow site that needs fixing. A 30-minute call is enough for us to say how we would approach it.