How much does a Next.js website cost? (2026 pricing guide)

Prices online range from $300 to $50,000 for “a Next.js website”, which isn’t helpful. Here is how I price projects as a freelance developer, so you can budget realistically.

Typical ranges from my work

• Speed and Core Web Vitals fix on an existing page: from about $500
• Small Next.js + Sanity marketing site (5–8 pages): from about $800
• Figma to Next.js build of a full marketing site: from about $1,200
• WordPress to Next.js + Sanity migration: from about $1,500
• Ongoing development and support: $35/hour

What increases the price

• Number of unique page templates (not number of pages)
• Amount of content to migrate and how messy it is
• Custom integrations: CRM, payments, booking, APIs
• Multiple languages
• Complex animations or interactive tools

What keeps it affordable

• A finished Figma design (or a clear reference site)
• Content ready before development starts
• One decision-maker giving feedback
• Reusing sections across pages instead of designing every page differently

Running costs after launch

Many business sites run on Vercel’s and Sanity’s free plans. You pay for a domain, and optionally for an email service for contact forms. Compare that with managed WordPress hosting plus premium plugin licences every year.

Get an exact quote

The fastest way to a real number is to send me your current site or Figma link and a short list of what you need. I reply with a fixed quote, usually within a few hours.