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Multiple factors affect the cost of building a Magento e-commerce platform, like design, customizations, and development charges. A standard feature website costs between $5,000 $15,000, although a more complex one can go up to $100,000.

Different factors like project complexity, custom features, themes, etc, are responsible for the timeline of a Magento e-commerce project. A simple project can only take up to weeks, but a complex one can last for several months.

Yes. As Magento 2 focuses on unit-based architecture, multiple currency exchange, and omnichannel expertise, it is highly suitable for enterprise-grade projects.

Yes, you can add new features in Magento 2 Marketplace due to module-based extensions. Alongside this, there is easy customization and integration based on business requirements.

Since NestJS is built on top of NodeJS, it offers the structure and additional features of NodeJS too. As a result, they both are important to build your web application. Our developers are experts in both these technologies and understand well how to combine them to get the best results.

Yes, NestJS is suitable for big projects due to its growing features. Some of its other features include dependency injection, unit-based architecture, and microservices support. These features make its case for being the perfect choice for large scale projects.

The price to hire a NestJS developer depends on the experience and the scale of the project. We make sure to offer pricing models that can serve businesses and audiences of all kinds.

Before picking the right NestJS company make sure to check their experience, expertise, and client testimonials to understand their capabilities. Make sure to also research how they communicate and the skills they have for your project needs.

NextJS is used to build a variety of websites, like e-commerce, social media platforms, business websites, SPAs, PWAs, CMS, enterprise-level applications, and many more.

Yes, NextJS can use large-scale enterprise applications. Its features, like serverless deployments and dynamic routing, allow businesses to manage high traffic and complex applications.