Service — React & Next.js development · UK · Europe · US · GCC
I'm Inshaal Shahid, a freelance React and Next.js developer building websites, web apps, dashboards and SaaS front-ends in TypeScript for clients in the UK, Europe, the US and the Gulf. A Next.js app of up to 8 screens starts from $3,000 and typically takes 3–5 weeks, with a fixed quote before work begins.
01 — Cost
A React or Next.js app with me starts from $3,000 for up to 8 screens, connected to your API and deployed. Logins, an admin dashboard, payments or a CMS add to that, and you get a fixed quote after a short call.
Each extra is priced openly in my website cost calculator.
02 — Timeline
Most Next.js apps take about 3–5 weeks from approved design to launch. Every extra feature or screen adds time, and you get the full timeline with your fixed quote.
03 — Scope
A custom UI built from your Figma, API and backend integration, server rendering for SEO and clean, scalable TypeScript, deployed and ready to use.
04 — Next.js or WordPress
Choose Next.js for a product: logins, dashboards, live data and custom logic. Choose WordPress for a content site your team edits often, which starts from $600 instead of $3,000.
05 — Why a freelancer
You pay less and talk directly to the developer writing your components. Agencies often start at $5,000+ with 4–8 week timelines and a manager in between; I give a fixed price, reply within 24 hours and include 2 weeks of free support after launch.
06 — Packages
Starting prices in USD. You get a fixed quote after a short call, before any work begins.
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Custom web apps, dashboards and SaaS front-ends.
from $3,000
Typical delivery: 3–5 weeks
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Priced openly in the cost calculator.
from $250
Added to your fixed quote
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Components, fixes and updates.
$10–15/hour
Quoted per task
Start on WhatsAppNot sure what you need? Get an instant estimate, ask on WhatsApp or send a brief.
07 — Process
A short call or WhatsApp chat about your screens, users and API gets you a fixed quote and timeline. I design in Figma or work from your files, and nothing gets coded until you approve it. You get a live preview link and progress updates every few days.
08 — Work
Case study — Next.js · Personal project
A complete e-commerce admin dashboard I designed and built end to end in Next.js 16, React 19 and TypeScript: OTP sign-in, orders, products, customers, analytics and settings across 11 routes, with Zustand state and a static export served from plain hosting. Every button works in the live demo.
Read the ISStore case study →Case study — Startup website
The site for Sprint Grove, an MVP studio for startup founders, built at Tekrevol with Bootstrap 5, GSAP and Lenis rather than Next.js. It shows the startup-facing side of my work: plain-language sections, animated stats and one clear consultation call to action.
Read the SprintGrove case study →09 — FAQ
Yes. My Next.js work is written in TypeScript with typed, reusable components, as in the ISStore dashboard built with Next.js 16 and React 19.
Yes. API and backend integration is part of every Next.js build. I focus on the front end and connect it to your API or backend services.
Yes. Next.js can render pages on the server or pre-render them as static files, so search engines and AI tools get real HTML instead of an empty page waiting for JavaScript.
Yes. The ISStore demo is live at inshaalshahid.com/isstore-next/. Use the one-click demo account to try orders, products, customers and analytics.
Yes. I build a custom UI from your Figma file, or design the screens in Figma first. Nothing gets coded until you approve the design.
Yes. I work remotely with clients worldwide from Karachi (PKT, UTC+5), reply within 24 hours and share a live preview link as the build progresses.
You get 2 weeks of free fixes after launch. Further features are quoted as a fixed price or at $10–15 per hour.