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Web development · New York, NY

Web development for New York companies that measure everything

New York buyers give a website about three seconds. We build Next.js sites and web applications for NYC businesses that load instantly, rank locally, and hold up when a launch or a press mention sends real traffic.

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Built for the pace New York runs at

In New York, your website competes with ten other tabs your prospect already has open. A four-second load or a vague services page and they're gone — on to the firm whose site answered the question in one screen. We build with that bar in mind: sub-second first paint, copy structure that gets to the point, and a contact path that works on a phone in the back of a cab.

We've shipped for fintech-adjacent dashboards, real estate marketing sites, and professional-services firms where the site's only job is to make a $50k engagement feel like a safe decision. Those projects taught us what NYC buyers actually scrutinize: credibility signals, speed, and whether the team behind the site clearly knows what it's doing.

  • Next.js / React sites with Core Web Vitals in the green on real devices
  • Client portals, intake flows and quoting tools behind clean interfaces
  • Headless CMS so your marketing team edits without a developer
  • Ecommerce builds tuned for conversion, not just design awards
  • Technical SEO and structured data that survive Google core updates
  • Analytics and event tracking you can actually read in a board meeting

A senior team in your time zone — without Manhattan rates

We're a Canadian engineering studio working Eastern Time, which means your 9 a.m. is our 9 a.m. Standups, reviews, and launch-day support all happen inside your business day. The difference shows up on the invoice: Toronto-based senior engineers bill meaningfully less than comparable NYC agencies, and we invoice in USD so your accounting stays simple.

This isn't offshoring with a 12-hour delay and a language barrier — it's nearshoring to a team that watches the same market, speaks the same business language, and can be on a call in five minutes. For cross-border paperwork we provide a W-8BEN, so there's no US withholding on our invoices.

How a New York project runs

Discovery happens over one or two video calls and a written scope — you'll know exactly what's being built and what it costs before a line of code. We work in weekly demo cycles: every Friday you see running software, not a status deck. Most NYC marketing sites ship in four to six weeks; web applications run two to five months depending on integrations.

After launch we stay on with a support retainer sized to what you actually use — no mandatory $10k/month maintenance contract. New York clients typically keep us on for continuous improvement: new landing pages, A/B tests, and the AI features they bolt on once the foundation is solid.

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Web Development in New York — common questions

Most of our growth is with US clients. We invoice in USD, provide a W-8BEN so there's no withholding, and contract under terms US counsel routinely approves. The only difference you'll notice is the exchange-rate advantage on our rates.

A focused marketing site runs US$8k–20k; a web application or portal typically US$25k–90k depending on integrations. You get a fixed quote after discovery — no hourly billing that quietly doubles.

We're in the Eastern Time zone, so everything happens in your business hours — weekly demos on video, async updates in Slack or email between them. We've run entire projects without an in-person meeting; if one is ever needed, Toronto is a one-hour flight.

Yes — dashboard and data-heavy interfaces for finance-adjacent tools, and marketing platforms for property and professional services. More importantly, our flagship product is a logistics platform we run as a real business, so we build your site like operators, not decorators.

Often, yes. We start with an audit: if the codebase is sound we improve it incrementally; if it's holding you back we tell you plainly and price a rebuild. Either way you get an honest recommendation, not a sales pitch for the bigger option.