Hire a Next.js Developer — React, App Router, SSR and TypeScript Development by Mani Kandan
You work directly with the person writing the code. Next.js App Router, React, TypeScript and Firebase — built by one developer with full accountability, no account managers and no handoffs to a junior.
Projects start at ₹1,50,000 (≈ $1,800). Fixed price, agreed before work begins.
Why work with one developer instead of an agency
An agency sells you a team, then assigns your project to whoever is free. You meet the senior in the pitch and work with a junior in the build. Hiring one developer removes that gap entirely — the scoping call and the code come from the same person.
One point of contact
You message the developer directly. No account manager translating your requirements into a ticket, and no waiting three days for an answer to a question that takes two minutes to resolve.
Fixed price, not hourly
Scope and price are agreed up front. You are not watching an hourly meter run while a question sits unanswered. If the scope changes, the price changes — and not before.
Built to run without me
You own the repository, the domain and the infrastructure. Documentation ships with the build. Nothing is deliberately tangled to keep you dependent — that would be a bad business model dressed up as a service.
What I build with
This is not a list of everything I have ever touched. It is the stack I run in production on my own site — which means the advice you get is tested against real traffic, real crawlers and real bills.
Next.js App Router
Server Components, route handlers, streaming and Suspense. The modern Next.js that actually solves the SEO and performance problems the Pages Router could not - not the version most tutorials still teach.
React & TypeScript
Typed end to end. Types are not decoration; they are how a codebase survives its second year and its second developer without turning every change into a gamble.
SSR, ISR & Core Web Vitals
Pages that render on the server so crawlers see real content, and caches that revalidate on publish so your site is never stale. Measured with real Lighthouse and field data, not vibes.
Firebase & Cloud
Firebase App Hosting, Firestore, Auth and Cloud Functions. This site runs on that stack, so the advice you get is from production, not from a blog post about production.
How we work together
Four steps, and you can leave at any of them. There is no long onboarding, no retainer to sign before we talk, and no discovery invoice.
A short call
Fifteen minutes. You describe what you are trying to build and I tell you honestly whether I am the right person. If I am not, I say so on that call rather than three weeks later.
Fixed scope, fixed price
You get a written scope and a number that does not move unless the scope moves. No hourly meters running, no discovery phase that bills for a month before anything is built.
Working software every week
You see a deployed preview link as the build progresses, not a big reveal at the end. Problems surface while they are still cheap to fix.
Launch, then handover
Sites ship with documentation, analytics wired, and no dependency on me. You own the repo and the infrastructure. If you want ongoing work later, that is a separate conversation.
Questions before you hire
Start here
- Web development services — what is on offer and how engagements work.
- Portfolio and case studies — real builds, with the constraints and outcomes described.
- Work with us — the full process, from first call to launch.
- Engineering blog — what actually breaks in production, and how it gets fixed.
Tell me what you are building
A short message is enough to start. I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it, and what it would take.
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