Question 1

How much does a freelance Next.js developer charge in France?

Accepted Answer

Senior freelance Next.js developers in France typically charge between €400 and €750 per day depending on project complexity and duration. For fixed-price projects — such as a business website or small web application — I offer project-based rates from €375. Get in touch to discuss your requirements.

Question 2

Can you work remotely for UK or EU companies?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I'm based in France with a registered French business (SIRET 81996076600023), so I invoice EU clients cleanly under French freelance status with no complications. I'm a UK national and fully bilingual in English and French, making collaboration straightforward across France, the EU and internationally.

Question 3

What is your tech stack?

Accepted Answer

Frontend: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Vite. Backend: Go (Fiber), Node.js, PostgreSQL, REST APIs. Infrastructure: Vercel, Docker, Railway, GitHub Actions. I build full-stack — from database schema through to deployed frontend — and can work within an existing codebase or start greenfield.

Question 4

Do you take on short-term contracts or one-off projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I'm available for short-term contracts (a few days to a few weeks), longer engagements, and fixed-price project work. I've delivered ecommerce platforms, SaaS products, and client websites — so I can flex between a targeted sprint and an ongoing retainer depending on what you need.

Question 5

Do you work with agencies on a subcontract or white-label basis?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I'm comfortable working as a subcontractor or white-label developer for agencies needing Next.js or Go expertise on client projects. I work discreetly, deliver clean documented code, and don't approach your clients directly.

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