Astro vs Next.js for my company?

Marketing and content sites → Astro. Authenticated apps and dashboards → Next.js (our MVP stack). Many clients use both.

How fast can you launch?

Many marketing sites ship in 5–10 days once copy and structure are approved. Fixed timeline in your quote.

Is this the same as local business websites?

Local business pages target service trades with a simpler offer. This service is Astro-first performance for SaaS, startups, and brand marketing sites.

Marketing websites · Astro

Fast, content-driven marketing sites built with Astro.

Astro fits a marketing site that is mostly content: home, pricing, features, and articles. Interactivity loads only where you need it. You get a fixed scope, a performance check, analytics wired up, and the repository when we hand it over.

Astro static-firstMeasured before launchFixed price

Discuss Your Marketing Site

Slow sites tax every click

Heavy page builders and bloated React marketing sites hurt SEO, ads quality score, and trust — especially on mobile.

JS overload

When the whole framework ships for a five-page site, users wait. Astro sends mostly HTML; interactivity loads only where needed.

SEO and ads

Google and ad platforms reward fast LCP and CLS. We design for measurable performance, not guesswork.

Wrong tool for the job

Your app may need Next.js; your marketing site usually doesn't. We match the stack to the job.

What you get

Astro marketing site

Home, pricing, features, blog-ready structure, contact — component-based and easy to extend.

Performance budget

We run Lighthouse on the pages we deliver, mobile and desktop, with the scripts that are actually on the page, and we include that report in the handoff. The score is a measurement of that page, not a guaranteed number.

SEO foundations

Semantic HTML, metadata, sitemap, and Search Console setup — ready to index.

Deploy & handoff

Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare — CI connected, repo and docs yours on delivery.

When Astro is the right stack

Use Astro for a public marketing site. Use Next.js when the same project needs logged-in product features. Many companies have both.

Pages and editing

We agree the pages and how you will change copy afterward: Markdown or a CMS, named in the quote. We do not leave you unable to edit.

Build

Static-first pages, forms, and only the JavaScript those pages need.

Performance and analytics

We test mobile and desktop performance and connect the analytics tool you choose. Third-party chat widgets can slow the page; we flag that before launch.

Ownership

Repository, hosting access, and domain stay with you after delivery.

Marketing site versus a product

Included

✓Agreed pages, metadata, and a sitemap
✓A performance pass on the pages we build
✓Analytics setup for the tool named in the quote
✓Search Console setup

Not in this scope

–A logged-in application — that is MVP development
–A local-service lead site — that offer lives on the local business page
–Ongoing SEO campaigns or a ranking guarantee

Questions founders ask

No. Before launch we measure the delivered URL with Lighthouse in Chrome, once for mobile and once for desktop, including the analytics or chat scripts in the scope. You get that report. A later script, a heavy image, or a different device can change the number. We do not promise 100, and we do not publish one score as if it applied to every site.

Scope the marketing site.

Pages, editing, and hosting. A fixed quote before we build.