Websites that turn visitors into
Your website is the first place people check before they trust you with their money. We design and build fast, mobile-first websites for small businesses on Long Island, in Nassau County, on Staten Island and across NYC, wired to your real booking or ordering system so visitors can act right away.
Built to get calls, not just compliments.
A good-looking site that doesn't bring in business is just an expense. Every build follows the same standard, the one this site runs on.
Designed around one action
Book, call, order or visit. Every section moves people toward the one thing you want them to do, and anything that doesn't is cut.
Fast on the phone
Most of your visitors are on a phone. Sites are built mobile-first, load fast and keep tap targets big enough for thumbs.
Wired to the real thing
Booking buttons go to your real calendar (Booksy, GlossGenius and others), order buttons go to your real ordering page, and call buttons dial you.
Found on Google and in AI answers
Every site ships with structured data, a sitemap, an llms.txt file for AI search, a real FAQ, and its own pages for what you do.
Trust pages and tracking
Privacy policy, terms, a custom 404 page and analytics ready for your Meta Pixel and Google Analytics from day one.
You approve it first
You see the full site before it goes live, and it only launches when you say so.
Live sites you can open right now.
Real, live websites built by 786 Scales for local businesses. Tap any one to open it. More on the home page and in the case studies.
From first call to live site.
Learn the business
What you sell, who buys it, what your customers ask before they book, and what's not working now.
Gather the real stuff
Your photos, menu or services, prices you're happy to show, and your real reviews. Nothing made up.
Design and build
A complete, working site you can click through on your own phone before anything is published.
Launch and get found
We set up your domain, submit the sitemap to Google and get each page indexed.
Built for how your customers buy.
A barbershop site needs a book button in the first few seconds. A restaurant site needs the menu and the order link. See the work for barbershops and salons, restaurants and cafes, med spas and auto detailing and repair shops.
Questions people ask.
Do you design websites for small businesses on Long Island?
Yes. 786 Scales is based in Westbury in Nassau County and builds websites for small businesses across Long Island, Staten Island and the NYC metro. Clients range from barbershops and restaurants to med spas, florists and auto shops.
What's included in a website build?
A mobile-first site designed around your main call to action, wired to your booking or ordering system, with your real photos and reviews. Every build also includes structured data, a sitemap, an llms.txt file for AI search, a visible FAQ, a privacy policy, terms, a custom 404 page and analytics ready for your Meta Pixel and Google Analytics.
Can my website connect to my booking or ordering system?
Yes. Book buttons can go straight to Booksy, GlossGenius or your own calendar, and order buttons can go to your online ordering page. Call and directions buttons work in one tap on a phone.
Will my new website show up on Google?
Every site is built so Google and AI search tools can read it: clean page structure, schema markup, a sitemap and a separate page for each thing you offer. After launch we submit the sitemap to Google Search Console and request indexing. Nobody can promise a number one ranking, but the site will be set up properly to compete.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. We keep what already works, rebuild the rest on the same standard as a new build, and make sure your old links keep working.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on how many pages you need and what has to be connected. Reach out with what you have in mind and you'll get a straight quote before any work starts.
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Let's get you
Tell me what you sell and where you're stuck. If it's a fit, I'll map out the site, the ads and the reviews, and nothing goes live until you approve it. You work with me directly, never a junior account manager.