Next.js
Next.js has become the default way to build React applications, and it's not hard to see why.
Our verdict
Who it's for
React framework for production
Who should look elsewhere
Can be complex for simple sites
Pros
- +Best React framework
- +Server components and streaming
- +Automatic code splitting
- +Great developer experience
- +Vercel deployment optimized
Cons
- −Can be complex for simple sites
- −Vercel-centric ecosystem
- −App Router learning curve
- −Bundle size can grow
- −Lock-in concerns
Key features
- ✓File-based routing
- ✓Server Components
- ✓API routes
- ✓Image optimization
- ✓ISR
- ✓Edge runtime
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Next.js (Open Source) | $0 | month | React framework; App Router & Server Components; Server-side rendering & static generation |
| Vercel Hobby (Free) | $0 | month | 100 GB bandwidth/month; 1M edge requests/month; 1M serverless invocations/month |
| Vercel Pro | $20 | month | 1 TB bandwidth/month; 10M edge requests/month; Team collaboration |
| Vercel Enterprise | — | month | 99.99% SLA; Multi-region compute with failover; SAML SSO |