You will get a custom Next.js web app with PostgreSQL, auth and admin dashboard

Let a pro handle the details

Buy Web Application Programming services from Suvra Deb, priced and ready to go.

Let a pro handle the details

Buy Web Application Programming services from Suvra Deb, priced and ready to go.

Project details

You need a working application, not a template with your logo on it. I build custom web apps in Next.js and TypeScript, backed by a real PostgreSQL database — user accounts, an admin area you can actually run the business from, and data that holds up as you grow.

I've built and shipped a link-management SaaS with Stripe billing and analytics, and a B2B storefront with a full internal CRM. Both are production systems, not demos, and that's the standard I build to here.

What you get: clean typed code, a live deployment, and documentation written so any developer can pick it up after me. No lock-in, no mystery folders, no jQuery pasted into a React project.

Before you order, message me with what you're trying to build. I'll tell you honestly which package fits, or that you need a custom quote instead.
Programming Languages
HTML & CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript
Coding Expertise
Cross Browser & Device Compatibility, Performance Optimization, Security
What's included
Service Tiers Starter
$80
Standard
$150
Advanced
$300
Delivery Time 7 days 14 days 30 days
Number of Revisions
235
Number of Pages
3612
Design Customization
-
Content Upload
-
Responsive Design
Source Code
Optional add-ons You can add these on the next page.
Fast Delivery
+$30 - $100
Additional Revision
+$30
Additional Page (+ 2 Days)
+$20
Design Customization (+ 2 Days)
+$30
Content Upload (+ 2 Days)
+$50
Stripe payment integration (+ 2 Days)
+$50
Deployment, custom domain and SSL setup (+ 2 Days)
+$50
30 days post-launch support and bug fixes (+ 7 Days)
+$100

Frequently asked questions

Suvra Deb P.Status: Offline
Suvra Deb P.Status: Offline
Next.js & React Developer | TypeScript Web Apps, Dashboards & REST API
Chattogram, Bangladesh - 3:19 pm local time
I build production Next.js and React applications — authentication, databases, admin dashboards, payments — and ship them live. Not prototypes. My link-management SaaS is running in production right now with Stripe billing and click analytics.

Most of the developers you'll compare me against can build a page. Fewer can take a project from an empty repository to a deployed app with real users, real data and a database that won't fall over in six months. That second thing is what I do.

▶ WHAT I BUILD

✅ Full-stack web applications in Next.js (App Router) and TypeScript, backed by PostgreSQL and Prisma
✅ Admin dashboards and internal tools — role-based access control, CRUD, filtering, search, reporting
✅ REST APIs in Node.js and Express with authentication, request validation, and clean error handling
✅ SaaS foundations — subscription billing with Stripe, usage limits, rate limiting, multi-tenant data models
✅ Figma, XD and PSD designs converted into responsive, accessible React components
✅ Rescue and repair work on broken React and Next.js codebases, including apps generated by Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Replit that stopped working once real requirements arrived

▶ RECENT PROJECTS

✅ LinkPilot — smart link management SaaS
Designed and built end to end. Next.js monolith with PostgreSQL and Prisma, Redis on Upstash for rate limiting, Stripe subscriptions with plan-based feature gating, and a custom analytics pipeline tracking clicks, referrers, devices and geography. Includes a campaign page builder, team workspaces, API keys for programmatic access, and a full authentication layer. Live in production — link in my portfolio below.

✅ B2B industrial storefront and CRM
A complete commerce and operations platform for an industrial instrument supplier. Next.js 15, Tailwind CSS v4, shadcn/ui, Prisma and Better Auth. Public storefront with a multi-tier category system and product catalog, a quotation request workflow built around how B2B buyers actually purchase, and an internal CRM for managing orders, customers and inventory. Architected for a real business with real order volume, not a demo.

✅ Ongoing freelance frontend work
I currently maintain and extend the frontend of a live property platform — new features, bug fixes and UI changes shipped against an existing codebase I didn't write. If your project is inheriting someone else's code rather than starting fresh, this is the work most relevant to you.

▶ MY STACK

✔ Frontend — Next.js, React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, TanStack Query, React Hook Form, Zod
✔ Backend — Node.js, Express, REST APIs, Better Auth, JWT, Zod validation
✔ Data — PostgreSQL, Prisma ORM, MongoDB, Mongoose, Redis
✔ Tools and deployment — Git, GitHub, Vercel, Railway, Cloudinary, Stripe, Figma

▶ WHO I WORK BEST WITH

Founders validating a product who need a working application rather than a mockup. Small teams without an in-house developer who need an internal tool or dashboard built properly. Agencies that need a reliable pair of hands for Next.js work. And anyone sitting on an AI-generated app that got them eighty percent of the way there and then stopped — that last twenty percent is normal engineering work, and it's fixable.

▶ HOW I WORK

I ask questions before I write code. Half of failed projects fail because nobody clarified what "done" meant, so I'd rather spend an hour on scope than a week building the wrong thing.

Work is broken into milestones you can see and test, not one long silence followed by a delivery. You get progress you can click on.

What I hand over is typed, structured and documented — code that you, or the next developer, can actually maintain. No jQuery pasted into a React project, no environment secrets committed to the repo, no mystery folders.

I'm based in Bangladesh (GMT+6). I overlap comfortably with European mornings and US evenings, I reply within a few hours, and I work every weekday. Timezone has never been the reason one of my projects slipped.

Send me a message describing what you're trying to build. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit, roughly what it will take, and what I'd do first — before you commit to anything.

Steps for completing your project

After purchasing the project, send requirements so Suvra Deb can start the project.

Delivery time starts when Suvra Deb receives requirements from you.

Suvra Deb works on your project following the steps below.

Revisions may occur after the delivery date.

Scope agreed in writing

I turn your requirements into a written scope: the screen list, a sketch of the data model, and what is explicitly not included. Nothing gets built until you confirm it, so we never discover a misunderstanding in week three.

Database and authentication

I set up the PostgreSQL schema and the login system first, because everything else depends on them. You get a preview URL as soon as sign-up and sign-in work.

Review the work, release payment, and leave feedback to Suvra Deb.