12 Best Next.js Business Website Examples

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This insurtech site leads with "$447/mo savings" in a bold serif headline, then reveals five overlapping lifestyle photos and stacked accordion cards with pastel backgrounds.

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This HR tech site leads with an italic serif "Hiring" in the headline, then uses overlapping rotated photo cards to show real people using the platform.

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This entertainment law firm site uses a magenta gradient hero with "MUSIC CITY ATTORNEYS®" and cyan CTAs to signal creative-industry focus.

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This Chamber of Commerce membership site uses a split hero with embedded video and stacks two CTAs alongside "LET'S DO COMMERCE!" in outlined uppercase text.

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This insurtech site uses stacked feature cards with everyday lifestyle photos and reassuring copy like "Say 'no' to pesky paperwork" instead of product specs.

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This law firm site opens with "Over 100 years of legal excellence at your service" and uses stacked office photographs alongside serif headings and navy pill buttons.

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This expert-sourcing platform uses a rotating text cursor in the H1 ("Source|") and scatters professional headshots as floating avatars around the hero.

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This legal services site sells lawyer accessibility with asymmetric photo collages and the headline "The law firm actually focused on you."

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This real estate agent-matching site leads with "Find Your Perfect Agent Match Without Lifting a Finger" and uses floating hearts and family photos to humanize algorithmic concerns.

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This cybersecurity site positions threat intelligence with "We Know the IPs Attacking You — Do You?" and uses golden light-burst effects radiating from a dark hero background.

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This life insurance site leads with "Life insurance in 10 minutes" and uses strikethrough on "no-medical-exam" to emphasize the elimination of friction.

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This fintech site uses contrasting card backgrounds—mint green and black—with overlapping layout and copy like "Lets reimagine the way India spends" to position financial management as cultural shift.