Next.js can handle all 4 website jobs insurance brokers usually need, using custom work.
Quote requests by cover type. Forms built with Server Actions, validated on the server, with only the fields the job needs.
Client document access. Built with an authentication library, sessions and authorisation checks on every request.
Guides to cover options. A sign-up form that sends the guide through your email service.
Renewal and risk updates. A sign-up form built with Server Actions and connected to your email service.
Changes beyond content need a developer.
Content editing comes from the content source you choose, not a built-in builder.
Deploys to a Node.js server, a Docker container, static hosting or a supported platform adapter.
Everything is code, including forms handled on the server with Server Actions.
Features come from libraries and services chosen for the project, such as authentication libraries.
Requires scoping means we have not confirmed it for this platform yet. We check it before quoting.
| Website need | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Quote requests by cover typeEach cover type needs different details, so the form should change with it. | Custom build | Forms built with Server Actions, validated on the server, with only the fields the job needs.[2] |
| Client document accessClients look for policy documents at renewal and claim time. | Custom build | Built with an authentication library, sessions and authorisation checks on every request.[3] |
| Guides to cover optionsClear explanations help clients understand what they are buying. | Custom build | A sign-up form that sends the guide through your email service.[2] |
| Renewal and risk updatesUpdates keep you in contact between renewals. | Custom build | A sign-up form built with Server Actions and connected to your email service.[2] |
Yes, as custom work for the project. Forms built with Server Actions, validated on the server, with only the fields the job needs.[2]
Yes, as custom work for the project. Built with an authentication library, sessions and authorisation checks on every request.[3]
Yes. Next.js is one of the platforms we build on, and we recommend it when it suits the jobs your site has to do. If another platform fits better, we say so.
Next.js documents self-hosting with a Node.js server or Docker, with full feature support. Static exports support fewer features, and support through adapters varies. Who owns the code depends on the agreement for the build. Any move should map every old address to its new page with permanent redirects.[1][4]
Your website, fully managed — no big upfront cost.
We design, build, host, maintain and keep improving your site for one simple monthly fee.
A one-off custom build you own outright.
A defined scope and a single fixed quote — delivered once, and yours to keep.
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