An AI support widget built for Next.js with SSR-friendly loading and App Router support.
Common problems Next.jsusers face with customer support — and how DocMind's AI agent solves each one.
Generic chat widgets can hurt Core Web Vitals
Next.js-friendly widget with async loading and a smaller frontend footprint
Script tags cause hydration issues
React component integration — no SSR conflicts
Chat widgets add 200KB+ to bundle
Lightweight async loading, minimal bundle impact
No TypeScript support for chat SDKs
Full TypeScript definitions included
Go from zero to live AI support in under 5 minutes. No coding skills required.
Run `npm install @docmind/widget` or add the script tag to your Next.js layout.
Import the DocMind component and add it to your root layout.js. One line of code.
Set your bot ID and customize colors, position, and greeting — all via props or the dashboard.
Push to Vercel, Netlify, or any hosting. The widget is SSR-compatible and performs perfectly.
Powerful features built specifically for Next.js users.
Fully compatible with Next.js 13+ App Router, Server Components, and client-side rendering.
No Cumulative Layout Shift. The widget loads without affecting your page's Core Web Vitals.
Server-side rendering compatible — no hydration mismatches or client-only workarounds.
Full TypeScript definitions included for type-safe integration in your Next.js app.
Designed to fit common Vercel deployment patterns and async widget loading.
Use as a React component with props, or embed via script tag — your choice.
Predictable plan-based pricing. Start with Lite for a no-AI Instant Answers widget, or pick Personal at $29/mo for 3,000 monthly AI messages — then scale up as your Next.js support volume grows.
Yes! DocMind's entire platform and widget are built with Next.js. This means native compatibility with your Next.js app — no hacky script injections or incompatible third-party code.
Absolutely. DocMind works with both the App Router (Next.js 13+) and the Pages Router. It's compatible with Server Components, client components, and all Next.js rendering strategies.
DocMind's widget loads asynchronously, but teams should validate performance on their own app, layout, and analytics stack before rollout.
Yes. Import the DocMind component, pass your bot ID as a prop, and drop it into your layout. Full React component API with TypeScript support.