What a website costs on Long Island.
At TigerPoint in East Meadow, business websites start from $499, Shopify stores from $999 and web apps from $1,499. Your written plan gives the exact number, free, within 48 hours.
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From $499
A business website
This is our published starting price. Your written plan has the exact number for your project.
Every starting price, on the page.
Many designers quote only after a call. These are ours, written down.
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Business Websites
A fast, well-made site for a business that wants to be taken seriously.
A fast, carefully built website that makes your business easy to find and easy to trust.
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Shopify E-commerce
Shopify setup, theme work, and custom storefront builds.
A Shopify store built properly, whether you’re opening your first shop or fixing one that isn’t selling.
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Web & Mobile Apps
Client portals, internal tools, and mobile apps built to fit.
Custom software built around how your business actually works, for the jobs off-the-shelf tools can’t do.
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Mobile App Development
iPhone and Android apps from a single codebase.
A cross-platform mobile app built from one codebase and shipped to both app stores.
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Custom AI tools
A purpose-built AI tool for one specific job in your business.
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Dashboards
Your sales, leads, and key numbers on one live screen.
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Logo and brand kit
A logo, colors, and type that make everything match.
Monthly AI products: Website Chatbot from $200/mo, AI Phone Receptionist from $300/mo, Private AI Chatbot from $300/mo, AI Content Engine from $299/mo. See the products.
What the $499 website includes.
Starter site, from $499
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Five pages, designed and built
Home, services, about, contact, and one more page that earns its keep, designed around your business.
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Built for phones first
Most visitors arrive on a phone, so the design starts there and scales up to desktop.
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A launch checklist, walked together
Domain, email, redirects, analytics and the search basics, checked off with you before the site goes live.
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Yours, outright
The domain, the hosting, the code and the content sit in accounts registered to you.
What changes the price.
Each one priced in your written plan
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Pages and structure
A five-page site and a twenty-page site are different projects. The structure is priced before design starts.
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Content volume
Menus, service areas and long lists of offerings take real hours to do well.
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Copy support
Arrive with finished words and the number stays lean. Ask for help writing them and the plan prices that honestly.
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Catalog size
For a store, forty products and four thousand are different builds.
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Apps and integrations
Booking, payments, reviews, shipping or point of sale: each connection is real setup and testing work.
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Moving from an old site
Carrying pages, products and customers over from Wix, Squarespace or WordPress without losing what Google already ranks.
What it costs to keep running.
Paid to those services, not to us
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Domain
Your web address, renewed yearly, registered in your name.
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Hosting
Where the site lives. A fast static site like ours costs little to host; the plan names the exact service and price.
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Shopify
A store pays Shopify's own monthly plan directly to Shopify, on top of the build.
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Optional care
Ongoing updates and monitoring are available but never required. The site runs without us.
Website cost questions, answered.
How much does a website cost on Long Island?
At TigerPoint, a studio in East Meadow, a business website starts from $499, a Shopify store from $999 and a custom web app from $1,499. Your free written plan gives the exact price for your project within 48 hours.
Why are your prices lower than many quotes?
These are founding-client rates for our first Long Island projects, from a one-person studio with little overhead. The scope is defined in writing, so a lower number never means a smaller surprise later.
Is the written plan really free?
Yes. It names the scope, the timeline and the exact price, and it is yours to keep whether or not you hire us. Nobody calls to chase you.
What is not included in the starting price?
Anything beyond the defined scope: extra pages, large amounts of content, integrations or a move from an old site. Running costs like your domain, hosting or a Shopify plan are paid to those services. The plan lists every one before you commit.
How long does a website take?
A focused five-page site takes weeks rather than months. The plan gives the real timeline for your scope.
Read before you decide.
- 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.
- Wix or a custom website for your business?
Wix is a good start if you want to build it yourself this weekend and are happy renting the platform. A custom site makes sense when you want it to be faster, look like nobody else, and be yours to keep and move.
- How long does a business website take?
A focused five-page business website takes weeks, not months. What decides the timeline is mostly how quickly the words, photos and decisions arrive, and how much the site has to do beyond showing your business.
- Shopify or a regular website for your business?
If you sell products people add to a cart and pay for online, Shopify is usually the right tool. If customers call, book or visit you, a regular business website does the job and costs less to run.
- What should a small business website include?
Fewer pages than most people think: what you do, what it costs, proof you do it well, and one clear way to reach you. Everything should work on a phone first, because that is where most customers will see it.
- Freelancer, studio or agency for your website?
For most small businesses, a freelancer or a small studio is the better fit: you talk to the person doing the work, and you are not paying for layers you do not need. An agency makes sense when the project needs a whole team at once.
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A written plan in 48 hours. No call, no obligation.