Next.js agency for fast, scalable platforms
We migrate, build, and stabilize Next.js sites — with a clear roadmap, dedicated owners, and measurable outcomes.
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Selected projects from SaaS, insurance and events.
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What you gain with us
When prokodo is the right Next.js agency for your project
As a Next.js agency, we support teams especially when performance, migration, headless CMS, SEO, and predictable delivery are critical to project success. If your initiative goes beyond Next.js and also includes platforms, integrations, or custom software, you can learn more on our Software Agency page.
When performance is holding you back
We analyze rendering, caching, Core Web Vitals, and third-party load to stabilize slow page types. This improves loading speed, user experience, and the technical foundation for sustainable SEO results.
When migration needs to be low-risk
We structure migrations so that existing content, SEO signals, and technical stability are not put at unnecessary risk. This creates a clear path from your current setup to a future-ready platform with a defined roadmap.
When CMS and frontend need to work together
We connect Next.js with Strapi, Contentful, or Headless WordPress so that content, development, and deployment work together smoothly. This creates scalable processes instead of friction between content teams, engineering, and go-live.
When you need to launch faster
With clear priorities and pragmatic delivery, we bring MVPs, relaunches, and optimizations to production in a structured way. This shortens the path to go-live without losing sight of quality, SEO, or technical stability.
When your team needs to stay in control
With clear priorities and pragmatic delivery, we bring MVPs, relaunches, and optimizations to production in a structured way. This shortens the path to go-live without losing sight of quality, SEO, or technical stability.
When you need sparring, not just execution
We do more than deliver tickets and features. We also support architecture decisions, prioritization, and technical direction, which is especially valuable for teams that want to improve speed, quality, and decision-making at the same time.
Next.js in Action: Real Projects, Real Results
With Next.js we don’t just talk about performance and scalability – we ship it.
Here are two selected projects where we combined Next.js with a headless CMS to improve speed, editor experience and SEO for our clients.
Services for your Next.js success
Transparent architecture decisions, pragmatic delivery, measurable results—from audit to go-live in 6–10 weeks. Focus on performance, SEO and scalable processes.
Architecture & audits
Rendering matrix (RSC/SSR/ISR), caching strategy and risk log—so your Next.js architecture is fast, crawlable and maintainable. Deliverables: scorecards and a 30/60/90-day plan.
See the rendering matrix & cache strategy.
SEO & Core Web Vitals
Improve LCP, INP and CLS with the right rendering, image pipeline and structured data. We pair technical SEO with measurable CWV targets for stable rankings.
How we improve LCP & INP.
Development & migration
App Router migration with CI/CD, edge caching and feature flags from day one. Canary go-live, rollback path and KPI gates reduce risk and shorten time-to-value.
How we plan your Next.js migration.
E-commerce & content
Headless shop/CMS with fast checkout, clean URL models and hreflang for international SEO. Built for speed, scale and reliable indexation across markets.
Improve e-commerce with Next.js
Operations & enablement
Monitoring, alerts and runbooks plus governance playbooks (RACI), SLO/error budgets and secure previews (Draft Mode + protection) keep teams autonomous and compliant.
See details on monitoring, alerts & runbooks.
Collaboration that works in real Next.js projects
Strong Next.js projects need more than solid technology. They also require clear communication, defined responsibilities, and fast decisions. We work remote-first to keep execution, feedback, and prioritization efficient and we support key milestones on-site whenever it adds real value.
This keeps collaboration predictable without losing speed, quality, or budget to unnecessary friction.
What teams value about working with us:
- Fast alignment: short communication paths, clear decisions, and direct points of contact
- Less friction: workshops, reviews, and delivery work together smoothly
- Remote-first, where it makes sense: efficient in execution, focused in day-to-day work
- On-site at key milestones: for example for alignment, reviews, or go-live
- Predictable day-to-day delivery: transparent prioritization, demos, and clear responsibilities
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What clients say—trust that pays off
A good Next.js agency is measured by outcomes—and satisfied clients. Organizations across industries rely on prokodo for future-proof strategies and platforms that fit their needs.
The project was delivered on time with a strong focus on accessibility and WCAG compliance. Clear communication, smooth collaboration, and deep technical expertise ensured a high-quality result from start to finish.
Stine Bækos - Bertelsmann Gruppe
Product Owner
How we work—transparent & measurable
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Kick-off & tech check
Sharpen goals, assess stack status (App Router/RSC, caching, CWV, SEO, third-party load) and prioritize five quick wins for the next 2–4 weeks.
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Architecture plan
Rendering/caching per page type (RSC/SSR/ISR + revalidation), IA/SEO guardrails and a 30/60/90-day roadmap incl. effort & DoD.
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MVP in 6–10 weeks
Prioritized core features on a production-ready codebase (CI/CD, monitoring, schema/SEO finish); canary go-live with clear milestones and KPIs.
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Scale & operate
Enablement via pairing & runbooks, monthly performance/SEO audits & A/B tests; stability through monitoring, alerts and defined SLOs.
Who’s behind the work
Christian Salat
Gründer von prokodo
I’m Christian, founder of prokodo. For 15 years I’ve helped teams build faster, more stable, search-strong web platforms—with Next.js, headless architecture and clear processes.
Frequently asked questions about a Next.js agency
Answers on architecture, timeline, costs and operations. Project-specific questions are covered in a 30-minute tech check—including an initial assessment.
What does a Next.js project cost?
It depends on scope and starting point (greenfield vs. migration). Typical approach: fixed-price architecture/performance audit first, then delivery in sprints or via retainer. For mid-size MVPs, clients often plan 6–10 weeks with a transparent 30/60/90-day plan.
How fast can we go live with an MVP?
With defined scope and ready designs, a realistic window is 6–10 weeks. We start with Sprint 0 (CI/CD, monitoring, feature flags), ship core templates first and go live via a canary rollout to reduce risk.
App Router, RSC, ISR—do we really need them?
Not every page benefits equally. We decide per page type (landing, listing, detail, account) whether RSC/SSR/ISR/SSG is appropriate, and set freshness goals and revalidation. The aim: stable CWV (esp. INP/LCP) with minimal complexity.
Which headless CMSs make sense?
It depends on team, budget, and workflows: Strapi offers full control (self-hosted), Contentful provides robust enterprise workflows (at a higher cost), Headless WordPress enables a quick editorial start (with more maintenance), and Sanity is highly flexible (developer-first).
We help you choose the right CMS for your team — get in touch for tailored advice.
How do you improve Core Web Vitals (INP/LCP/CLS)?
A mix of rendering strategy, image pipelines, code splitting and a strict third-party budget. We also capture RUM data (real users) and ensure freshness via edge caching/ISR. Target values: LCP < 2.5 s, INP P75 < 200 ms.
How does a migration to the App Router work?
Audit + rendering matrix first, then stepwise migration behind feature flags. Critical templates first, in parallel we harden observability and rollback. Go-live is incremental (canary) with metric guardians.
Do you support e-commerce & internationalization?
Yes: headless shops, fast checkouts, hreflang/i18n, clean URL schemes and indexation controls. Consistent canonicals, structured data and market-specific caching are key.
How is success measured?
Shared KPIs: CWV (LCP/INP/CLS), indexation rate, organic traffic/CTR and conversion metrics. Reporting ties back to goals and a prioritized action list (impact/effort).
