Stock price in terms of valuation is generally irrelevant.
A company that has a million shares outstanding at $1 a share is the same value as a company that has 100,000 shares outstanding at $10 a share.
If you're looking in regards to simply being able to purchase the shares due to a smaller sized portfolio, you could look to a brokerage option like Wealthsimple Trade or Interactive Brokers that allows you to buy fractional shares.That way, you could purchase $80 of BLK and own 1/10th of a share, for example.
I wouldn't advise anyone make purchases of stocks solely based on the dollar value of their share, because it doesn't really tell you much at all.