Hire a Next.js developer who builds the whole stack.

A page builder is fine for a site that only displays information. The moment a site needs to do something, a booking flow, a CRM sync, a dashboard, a page builder starts fighting you. Next.js is a real application framework, so the same codebase handles the pages and the logic behind them, with no plugin stack held together with hope.

The whole stack. Next.js handles both sides of a project in one codebase, so the database, the API routes, and the pages that call them are built together rather than as separate frontend and backend hires who have to coordinate.

Yes. That is a different job from a fresh build, since the priority is understanding what is already there and why, before changing anything. I would ask to see the codebase and current pain points before quoting rather than assuming it needs a rewrite.

Yes. The work is remote by nature: a shared project board, a live preview link, and calls at a time that overlaps your day. Being based in Islamabad affects the rate, not who the work is available to.

A conversation about what you need, a fixed quote and timeline agreed in writing, then regular updates during the build rather than a single reveal at the end. You are not left wondering what happened to your project for two weeks straight.