We run your Next.js on your infrastructure - not someone else's cloud
We know Next.js. Including the parts that hurt.
Our team has hands-on experience across the full rendering spectrum: we pick between SSR, SSG, and ISR not by habit, but based on what your content actually needs. We've migrated production apps to the App Router, built with Server Components from day one, and tuned Edge Runtime deployments for teams where latency isn't negotiable
On the CMS side, we've worked deeply with Sanity, Storyblok and Payload - not just wired them up, but built custom schemas, editorial workflows, and role-based access that fit how real content teams operate.
When you work with us, you're not getting a team that follows the Next.js docs. You're getting people who've already hit the edge cases - and know how to avoid them for you.
Why Self-Hosted NextJS?
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Performance Boost
When you opt for self-hosting your Next.js applications, you're setting the stage for significantly faster website load times. This not only elevates the user experience to new heights but also gives your SEO rankings a substantial lift.
02
Control Like Never Before
Selecting a self-hosted solution puts you in the driver's seat of your hosting environment. This means you can tailor everything to fit your project's unique requirements, from server configurations to security settings.
03
Security Enhancement
By going the self-hosted route with your Next.js applications, you're adding an extra layer of protection around your data. Custom security protocols can be implemented to guard against threats, ensuring your web application remains safe and secure.
React framework that enables server-side rendering, routing, and other advanced features for building fast and scalable web applications.
React
JavaScript library for building user interfaces that allows developers to create interactive and dynamic web applications efficiently.
Vercel
Cloud platform that specializes in deploying and hosting web applications, making it easy to build, deploy, and scale your projects with speed and efficiency.
Sanity
Flexible and powerful CMS that empowers teams to create, manage, and deliver content seamlessly, making it a top choice for modern content-driven applications.
Storyblok
A visual-first headless CMS combining a real-time visual editor with a component-based content model.
Contentful
CMS that provides a flexible and developer-friendly way to manage and deliver content across various digital channels.
Payload
A full-stack TypeScript CMS and app framework. Offers custom schemas, authentication, file management, and advanced admin UI out of the box.
Directus
Combining the utility of a Headless CMS with the power of a Backend-as-a-Service, Directus handles APIs, Auth, Admin, and more so you can focus on building amazing apps and websites.
Self-hosted Next.js refers to the practice of running your Next.js applications on your own servers or infrastructure, rather than relying on external hosting providers like Vercel. This approach gives you full control over the hosting environment, performance optimizations, and security measures.
Not at all. Most of what Vercel offers - ISR, image optimisation, middleware, streaming - is part of NextJS itself, not the platform. We replicate these capabilities on your infrastructure using a CDN of your choice, custom caching layers, and Next.js standalone output mode. The difference is that you control the config, the costs, and where your data lives
To self-host a Next.js app, you need to build the application with next build, start it with next start, and manage the server environment yourself, including configurations for performance and security.
Self-hosting gives you full control over your hosting environment, which can offer better performance management, cost control, and customization specific to your needs.
Challenges include managing your own server infrastructure, handling updates and security patches, and ensuring that your deployment is scalable and secure.
