Next.js website development in Ghana
Next.js is our default stack for marketing sites and many web apps — server rendering for SEO, fast loads on Ghana mobile networks, and clean integration with Paystack or Mobile Money when you sell online.
OceanCyber scopes custom websites and apps in Accra — fixed GHS packages on /pricing, code and domain handover after full payment unless your agreement says otherwise.
What we build with Next.js
Company sites, landing pages, authenticated portals, and ecommerce fronts where you own the codebase — not a locked template host.
- Responsive layouts tested on common Ghana phone sizes
- Metadata and structure for Google indexing
- Paystack or MoMo checkout on Professional tiers and above
- Deployment on hosting you control (OceanCyber cPanel or your cloud)
Stack and ownership
We deliver TypeScript React components, API routes or headless CMS hooks as scoped, and document environment variables at handover. Third-party licences (fonts, plugins) are listed separately.
Common questions
How much is a Next.js site in Ghana?
Published packages start at GHS 6,000 (Startup), GHS 14,500 (Professional), and GHS 30,000 (Enterprise) on our pricing page.
Do you only use Next.js?
Next.js is our primary web stack. WordPress or Laravel are options when the brief fits — see our other technology guides.
What deposit do you require?
Custom website and app projects typically invoice a 60% deposit before build work starts, with the balance on agreed milestones. Exact amounts are in your signed proposal in GHS — see /pricing for package totals.
How long does a typical site take?
A Startup marketing site typically runs about 3–5 weeks once your content and approvals are ready. We publish indicative timelines on each service page and lock dates in your proposal.
What about maintenance after launch?
Every package includes a post-launch support window (30, 90, or 180 days depending on tier). Ongoing maintenance, content updates, or retainers are quoted separately based on project scope, stack, and how often you need engineering — ask on /contact for a GHS estimate.