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Headless WordPress & Next.js

The editor you know. The speed of React.

Keep WordPress as the place your team edits content, and serve your site through a blazing-fast Next.js front end on a global edge network.

  • Next.js
  • WordPress CMS
  • Edge hosting
  • Headless CMS
  • Next.js
  • React
  • REST API
  • GraphQL
  • Edge rendering
  • ISR
  • Security
  • Performance

Why headless

Faster pages, smaller attack surface.

In a headless setup, visitors never touch WordPress directly. Pages are pre-rendered and served from the edge, so they load fast and your CMS stays hidden from attackers.

  • Near-instant page loads worldwide
  • Better security: no public WordPress front end
  • Same easy editor for your team
  • Ready for apps: one CMS for web and mobile

When it fits

Headless is great for these projects.

High-traffic sites

Pages served from the edge handle traffic spikes easily.

Web apps

Mix content pages with logged-in React features.

Multi-channel content

Use one CMS for your website, app and kiosks.

Security-sensitive

Hide WordPress from the public internet.

Global audiences

Fast for visitors in every country.

Design freedom

Rich interactions and animations without slowing down.

How it works

A simple, transparent process.

01

Discover

We learn your goals, customers and numbers first.

02

Plan

A clear scope, timeline and fixed quote.

03

Build

Clean, fast work you review as it happens.

04

Launch & care

We go live, measure and keep improving.

Client reviews

What our clients say.

FAQ

Common questions.

WordPress is used only to manage content. A separate front end, in our case Next.js, fetches that content and builds fast pages for visitors.

No. For many small business sites, a lean traditional WordPress site is fast and simpler to run. We recommend headless when the benefits are worth it.

Yes. Editors keep using WordPress, with previews of their changes.

Let’s make your website work harder.

Get a free speed and security audit, or book a 15-minute call with a developer. No pressure, no jargon.