NextJS Insurance Quote Platform
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I’m building an online insurance-distribution platform and need a developer who is comfortable owning both the NextJS front-end and a Node JS (Express) back-end.
The first milestone is a fully working quote-generation flow for Agents/Brokers. They log in, enter client details, call carrier APIs, and receive bindable quotes in a clean dashboard. I already have wireframes, carrier API docs, and a component library; what’s missing is the production-ready code that ties everything together.
Here’s what I need you to deliver:
• NextJS web app with server-side rendering and TypeScript
• Secure agent authentication (JWT or similar) and role-based access
• Quote engine endpoints in Node JS/Express, cleanly separated into a service layer for easy expansion
• Integration with at least one REST/JSON carrier API (I’ll provide keys)
• MongoDB (or your preferred document store) for quote and client data, with Mongoose models or equivalent
Acceptance criteria: an agent can create an account, log in, submit quote details, receive carrier responses, and view a saved quote in under 30 seconds round-trip on a standard connection.
If you have recent projects in NextJS 13+, server components, or previous insurance/fintech experience, let me know—that’s a plus. I look forward to shipping this together.
The first milestone is a fully working quote-generation flow for Agents/Brokers. They log in, enter client details, call carrier APIs, and receive bindable quotes in a clean dashboard. I already have wireframes, carrier API docs, and a component library; what’s missing is the production-ready code that ties everything together.
Here’s what I need you to deliver:
• NextJS web app with server-side rendering and TypeScript
• Secure agent authentication (JWT or similar) and role-based access
• Quote engine endpoints in Node JS/Express, cleanly separated into a service layer for easy expansion
• Integration with at least one REST/JSON carrier API (I’ll provide keys)
• MongoDB (or your preferred document store) for quote and client data, with Mongoose models or equivalent
Acceptance criteria: an agent can create an account, log in, submit quote details, receive carrier responses, and view a saved quote in under 30 seconds round-trip on a standard connection.
If you have recent projects in NextJS 13+, server components, or previous insurance/fintech experience, let me know—that’s a plus. I look forward to shipping this together.