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Setup marketplaces that take New York LLC orders all the way through publication.

Codeeo offers business setup services ordering website development in New York for formation agencies, accounting firms, law practices and marketplace operators. Founders buy a New York LLC, corporation or out of state registration online, pay once, and the order is routed to a vetted provider. Because New York LLCs must also publish a formation notice before their authority to do business is secure, the platform tracks that requirement as part of the order rather than leaving it to the founder.

New York buyers include Manhattan startups, Brooklyn makers, Queens family businesses and overseas founders who want a presence in the city. Many have never heard of the publication rule until it is too late. A good ordering platform explains it, prices it and gets it done. The platform also has to stay calm under heavy comparison shopping, with every fee visible and every step explained in plain English, including for founders reading it on a phone between meetings.

Built for
New York formation agencies, accounting and law firms, registered agents and founders of multi-provider setup marketplaces serving the five boroughs and beyond.
Typical timeline
Fixed during a video call discovery phase, once the products, the publication workflow and the provider payment rules are settled, and written into a release plan before design.
What you own
The full codebase, your provider network data, payment and payout accounts, publication records and every client file, held under your company's own accounts.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform features

What a New York formation marketplace has to handle.

Company formation services platform development in New York has one requirement most other states do not. Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company Law, a new LLC has 120 days from formation to publish a notice in two newspapers chosen by the county clerk, once a week for six weeks, and then file a Certificate of Publication with the Department of State. Miss it and the company's authority to do business is suspended. So the ordering platform must sell publication, schedule it by county, collect the affidavits and close the loop. Around that sit the storefront, the provider tools and the money flow that every marketplace needs.

Explain your project
  • Publication tracking by county

    Each New York LLC order records its formation date and county, starts the 120 day clock, assigns a publication provider, logs each weekly notice and stores both newspaper affidavits. Founders and your team see how many weeks have run and when the Certificate of Publication was filed.

    No LLC formed on your platform loses its authority because publication slipped.

  • Borough aware pricing display

    Publication costs differ widely by county, so New York County, Kings, Queens, Bronx and Richmond are priced as separate options. The founder picks a county address and the checkout updates the publication line before payment, with the reason explained in one sentence.

    Founders understand the total before they commit.

  • Department of State intake

    Questions shaped around the New York articles of organization and certificate of incorporation, including the county of office, the address for service of process by the Secretary of State and optional registered agent details, saved step by step and checked for missing fields before submission.

    Providers receive orders they can file without a follow up call.

  • Foreign entity authority orders

    Many New York operating companies are Delaware entities. The storefront offers an application for authority as its own product, collecting the home state certificate of good standing and the fictitious name if the entity name is unavailable in New York.

    Out of state companies buy the right filing the first time.

  • Provider network with verification

    Attorneys, CPAs, publication agents and registered agents apply through a structured form, upload credentials and are approved by your team. Each profile shows boroughs served, languages, turnaround and verified reviews, and attorney profiles sit on a fee model your counsel has reviewed.

    Founders choose from providers you are willing to stand behind.

  • Split checkout and staged payouts

    Founders pay by card, ACH, Apple Pay or Google Pay. A marketplace processor divides the payment into state fees, publication costs, your commission and provider shares, and releases each payout when its stage completes, so the publication provider is paid after the affidavits arrive.

    Money moves only when work is proven done.

  • SHIELD Act security controls

    The New York SHIELD Act requires reasonable safeguards for private information such as Social Security numbers and account details. We build encryption at rest, role based access, multi factor sign in for staff and providers, access logs and a documented breach response, with sensitive fields hidden from roles that do not need them.

    Founder data is protected to the standard New York expects.

  • Multilingual order flow

    English, Spanish and Simplified Chinese versions of package pages, intake help and order emails, reflecting who starts businesses across the boroughs, with each provider tagged by working language so a Flushing founder can be matched to someone who reads their documents.

    Fewer abandoned orders from founders reading in a second language.

  • Dispute desk and review moderation

    A threaded dispute record per order, payout holds while a dispute is open, refund rules that separate unrecoverable state and newspaper costs from service fees, and reviews accepted only from founders whose order completed.

    Your marketplace reputation rests on real orders, not on noise.

  • Biennial statement reminders

    New York corporations and LLCs file a biennial statement with the Department of State. The platform stores each entity's filing month, reminds the founder ahead of time, and offers the filing as a repeat order to the provider who formed the company, along with any address or agent change.

    Founders stay in good standing and keep ordering from you.

Who this is for

New York firms that come to us for an ordering platform.

Business setup services ordering website design in New York has to deal with a crowded, price aware market. Founders compare formation sites side by side, and many will choose the one that explains publication and total cost honestly. Our clients here tend to be firms that already do the work well but sell it through email, phone calls and invoices. The four profiles below cover most of the briefs we receive, and each one leads to a slightly different platform.

01

A Midtown formation agency moving orders online

You handle LLC filings and publication for walk in referrals and accountants who send clients your way. We turn that into a public storefront and a referral partner portal, so an accountant in Long Island can place an order for a client and watch it move through filing and publication without calling your office. Your staff keep one queue for public and referral orders, sorted by filing stage and publication deadline.

Referral partners get their own login and commission statement.

02

An accounting firm in Lower Manhattan serving overseas founders

Your clients are often abroad, form a Delaware company and then need New York authority, a business address, banking introductions and ongoing tax work. We build packages around that sequence, with identity checks that work for passport holders and staged payouts to the partners who handle each step. Each partner sees only the tasks and documents that belong to their step, which keeps overseas client data contained.

Founders without a Social Security number are routed to a provider who handles EIN applications by phone, fax or mail.

03

A Brooklyn law practice selling fixed fee packages

Your attorneys draft operating agreements and advise on structure. The site sells clear fixed packages, books video consultations where advice is required and keeps the privileged intake answers within the legal team, while publication and agent services are delivered by other providers on the platform. Engagement letters are signed online before the attorney starts, and the signed copy sits in the client's vault.

04

An operator launching a five borough setup marketplace

You plan to recruit providers, set prices and commissions, and own the founder relationship across the city. We build listings, matching by borough and language, payouts, dispute handling and an operator console showing publication deadlines at risk across every open order. Provider performance reports show acceptance times, dispute rates and publication delays by borough, so you know whom to promote and whom to replace.

From a New York brief to a marketplace taking orders.

  1. 01Product and publication mappingEach filing, add-on and publication step, the county differences and the provider behind every task, mapped with your team by video call before design.
  2. 02Payment and payout modelState fees, newspaper costs, service fees, commission, payout stages, refunds and dispute holds agreed and matched to a processor that supports them.
  3. 03Storefront and intake designMobile first package pages and intake screens in each language, tested with founders who have never formed a New York company.
  4. 04Provider and operator buildProvider onboarding, order queues, publication tracking, affidavit upload and the operator console, built in the same sprints as the storefront.
  5. 05Legal and security reviewSHIELD Act safeguards, renewal terms, attorney fee models, accessibility and card security reviewed with your counsel, then full test orders per borough.
  6. 06Launch and growthA controlled start with your first providers, then improvements based on drop off points, publication timings and provider feedback.

Technology

What we build this with.

We typically use a Next.js storefront, a Laravel or Node back end for orders, providers and publication tracking, and a marketplace payment processor for splits and payouts, chosen to suit the team that will run the platform after launch.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions New York setup businesses ask us.

It depends on scope, so we price after discovery rather than quote blind.

The main drivers are how many provider types join the marketplace, whether publication tracking covers every county, the number of languages, and integrations with your existing tools. A single firm storefront is far smaller than a five borough marketplace with staged payouts. We write the first release scope down, price that, and leave lower priority features for later releases. Discovery itself is a short, separately agreed piece of work, so you know the cost of planning before committing to the build.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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