Websites and apps for Long Island businesses.
A small studio in East Meadow building business websites, Shopify stores and custom apps for companies from Nassau to Suffolk. Start with a free written plan, in your inbox within 48 hours.
Working with Long Island businesses.
Most Long Island businesses are small: salons, contractors, restaurants, shops and practices that win on word of mouth and quietly lose customers to a slow or dated website. TigerPoint builds for them, from a studio in East Meadow.
Every project starts the same way. You tell us what you need, and within 48 hours a written plan lands in your inbox: the pages or features, the timeline and the price. You read it on your own time and decide. Nobody calls to chase you.
The build that follows is the same whether you are in Garden City or Riverhead: designed for phones first, designed for your business rather than dropped into a stock template, and handed over with every login and file in your name.
Where we work
Nassau County, Suffolk County, Garden City, Hempstead, Levittown, Huntington, Smithtown, Patchogue, Riverhead, the Hamptons.
Also serving Nassau County, Suffolk County, East Meadow, Hempstead and Uniondale and New York City.
What we build in Long Island.
Starting points, stated honestly: your written plan carries the exact number.
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Business Websites
A fast, well-made site for a business that wants to be taken seriously.
A fast, phone-first website that gives Long Island customers a clear reason to call, built for your business and handed over in your name.
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Shopify E-commerce
Shopify setup, theme work, and custom storefront builds.
A Shopify store with a catalog that makes sense and a checkout that stays out of the way.
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Web & Mobile Apps
Client portals, internal tools, and mobile apps built to fit.
Client portals, booking systems, dashboards and apps that replace the spreadsheet your business has outgrown.
Not sure which fits? Find your starting point and what moves the price.
Judge us on real work.
The first thing we make for you is free: a written plan for your project, in your inbox within 48 hours. It names the scope, the timeline and the exact price. If it is not useful, you have lost nothing.
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Based on the Island
The studio is in East Meadow, in Nassau County. You are working with someone local, not a call center.
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One person, start to finish
The person who writes your plan is the person who builds your site. Nothing is passed down a chain.
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Yours to keep
Domain, hosting, code and content sit in accounts registered to you. You can leave any time and take everything.
Beauty by Francesca, a salon website we built for a business in East Meadow.
Long Island questions, answered.
Do you only work with Long Island businesses?
The studio is in East Meadow and works mainly with Long Island and New York City businesses. The process runs by email and a shared preview link, so a business elsewhere is welcome too.
Which parts of Long Island do you cover?
All of it, from the Queens line to Montauk. There is no travel charge in the price, because the plan and the build happen online.
How much does a website cost on Long Island?
Business websites start from $499, and the written plan gives your exact number before you commit to anything. It depends on how many pages you need and how much content there is.
How long does a website take?
A small business site usually takes a few weeks from the approved plan to launch. The plan names the dates, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Read before you decide.
- How do I get my business on Google Maps?
Create a free Google Business Profile, then verify it: customers can only find the profile on Google after verification is complete. If you visit customers or work from home, you hide your address and show a service area instead.
- New website or redesign? How to tell.
If your site still works on phones, you can edit it and the platform is yours, a redesign of the words, photos and a few pages is usually enough. If it is slow, breaks on phones, or locks you into a platform you cannot leave, a new build costs less in the long run.
- Do I need a website if I have a Facebook page?
A Facebook page is a good place to stay in touch with people who already know you. A website is where new customers find you on Google and decide to call, and it is the one place online that you own and control.
Start with the plan.
A written plan in 48 hours. No call, no obligation.