● Content SDK ● JSS ● App Router ● SitecoreAI (XM Cloud) ● XM / XP

NEXT.JS SERVICES

Next.js for Sitecore, shipped by senior engineers.

Sitecore XM, XP, and SitecoreAI (XM Cloud) implementations delivered on Sitecore Content SDK or JSS — App Router-ready, edge-rendered on Vercel or Netlify, by the team behind the open-source Sitecore MCP and eight straight years of Sitecore MVP.

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8yr Sitecore MVP — Anton Tishchenko, EXDST CTO.
40+ Sitecore implementations shipped.
100+ Tools in the open-source Sitecore MCP server.
3× Faster Sitecore delivery with AI-assisted workflows.

Why Next.js

Sitecore-native.
React everywhere.

For app-shaped Sitecore work.

Next.js is the framework Sitecore ships its SDKs for. Sitecore Content SDK and Sitecore JSS both target Next.js first — every new Sitecore feature, every personalization integration, every Edit Mode improvement lands here before anywhere else.

App Router, Server Components, and ISR map cleanly to a content-driven Sitecore site: render server-side where it matters, hydrate only the islands that need React.

Automatic image, font, and script optimization, route handlers for third-party auth and webhooks, and a React ecosystem your engineers already know. For app-shaped Sitecore work, Next.js is the default — and the one we know best.

React
App Router
Content SDK
JSS
Edge runtime
any SSR, SSG, ISR, CSR

How we engage

Five ways to bring us in.

Whether you need a greenfield Sitecore-Next.js build, a JSS-to-Content-SDK migration, a two-week performance audit, or an experienced pair of hands on retainer — you get the same senior Sitecore-Next.js team.

React
8yr Sitecore MVP
40+ Sitecore implementations shipped
20+ Sitecore-Next.js posts published
Sitecore Content SDKSitecore JSSApp RouterSitecoreAI (XM Cloud)

SITECORE NEXT.JS DEPTH

Content SDK or JSS — we ship both.

Whether you're modernizing onto Sitecore Content SDK or staying on JSS, we've published the deep-dives, run the migrations, and shipped the App Router work that most agencies are still googling.

  • Sitecore Content SDK implementations & JSS → Content SDK migrations
  • App Router (use client, Server Components, performance)
  • Edit Mode internals, dynamic imports, bundle-size optimization
  • Hosting on Vercel, Netlify, Azure Static Web Apps — cheapest-possible setups
  • Sitecore Personalize and Experience Edge on the Next.js edge
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AI-assisted delivery

Sitecore MCP makes Next.js delivery faster.

Same MCP we use on our own Sitecore-Next.js delivery — 3× faster scaffolding, content modeling, and editorial automation, wired straight into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.

Open SourceSitecoreAIXM/XPGraphQLPowerShellItemService

SITECORE MCP

Sitecore for AI agents.

Wire Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and the rest of your AI engineering stack directly into your Sitecore instance — built and battle-tested by the team running the migrations.

  • Read items (templates, datasources, renderings, pages)
  • Query via GraphQL or Item Service straight from your agent
  • Run Sitecore PowerShell
  • Review logs
  • Manage pages presentation
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Sitecore

The stack

Next.js at the front, Sitecore at the back, AI in the middle.

Next.js is the front-end. Sitecore Content SDK and JSS are how it talks to Sitecore. Around it: the edge hosts that ship it, the Sitecore platform behind it, and the AI layer that accelerates delivery.

01 AI layer
Sitecore MCP Sitecore Marketer MCP Figma MCP Claude Code OpenAI Codex Cursor Custom agents
02 Front-end
Next.js React App Router TypeScript Tailwind shadcn/ui
03 Sitecore SDKs
Sitecore Content SDK Sitecore JSS Experience Edge GraphQL Layout Service
04 Sitecore platform
SitecoreAI (XM Cloud) XM XP Content Hub Personalize Send CDP Search
05 Edge & hosting
Vercel Netlify Azure Static Web Apps Node SSR ISR SSG SSR

Frequently asked

The questions Next.js leads bring to us.

For new builds, Content SDK. It's the current Sitecore direction: fewer dependencies, faster cold starts, App Router-aligned. JSS is still fine if you have an existing investment — the editor experience and Layout Service contract are unchanged — but new modules and Sitecore-side work increasingly land on Content SDK first. We ship both, and we run JSS → Content SDK migrations regularly.

Most JSS → Content SDK migrations land between 4 and 16 weeks for a typical 3–5 person team. Variables: number of components, custom JSS bits, personalization rules, integrations, and how clean the source codebase is. We'll give you a fixed-fee discovery and a not-to-exceed migration estimate after week one.

Most often Vercel (native Next.js, cleanest edge story) or Netlify (Sitecore Edge Connector, mature deploy flow). Azure Static Web Apps for clients on Azure-only policies. We've written up a cheapest-possible Sitecore-Next.js hosting setup on the blog — happy to apply the same approach to your stack if cost is the constraint.

App Router. Server Components align cleanly with Sitecore's server-rendered, content-driven model — less JS to the browser, faster TTFB, cleaner Edit Mode support. We run App Router on our own delivery.

Yes — that's what the Rescue engagement is for. We start with a paid two-week diagnostic: code audit, architecture review, re-baselined scope. After that, you decide whether we ship the rest or hand it back with a plan. We've done it for agencies, internal teams, and Sitecore partners.

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