Hire Next.js Developers from Kiebot
Senior Next.js engineers who treat the App Router as a first-class deployment target.
Why hire Next.js engineers from Kiebot
Kiebot builds production Next.js apps on the App Router with server components, parallel routes, route handlers, and edge runtime where it makes sense. Our engineers know the deployment trade-offs of Vercel, AWS Amplify, and self-hosted Next.js on Kubernetes. We ship apps that pass Core Web Vitals on real devices, not just on the test stub.
- App Router by default, with server components and streaming.
- Production deploys on Vercel, AWS Amplify, and self-hosted Docker on Kubernetes.
- Edge runtime, ISR, and on-demand revalidation tuned per route.
- Core Web Vitals tuning as part of every release.
Common use cases
- Marketing sites with mixed static and dynamic content
- E-commerce storefronts on the App Router
- B2B SaaS dashboards with server actions
- Content-heavy SEO sites with ISR
Frequently asked questions
Server components or client components by default?+
Server by default, client only when needed for interactivity. This is the App Router pattern Next.js itself recommends, and it produces dramatically smaller bundles.
Do you self-host Next.js?+
Yes. We deploy Next.js standalone in Docker on Kubernetes for clients with hard data-residency rules, while keeping Vercel as the default for everyone else.
How do you handle ISR for high-traffic pages?+
On-demand revalidation triggered by CMS webhooks, with a stale-while-revalidate cache layer in front so traffic spikes never hit the origin.