Founder

A Toronto web designer, not an agency.
Kaustubh Ghodke. Sole proprietor, working across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. The site you're reading is the same shape and the same hands as the work I ship for clients.
How I built this
Twelve years of frontend
I'm Kaustubh Ghodke. I've been writing frontend code for about twelve years, most of it shipping production interfaces at agency speed for clients who expected the work to look as good as it ran. DigiCatalyst Systems is the name I operate under as a sole proprietor. It is registered under an Ontario Master Business Licence, and I work across the Greater Toronto Area.
Why small businesses stay invisible
The reason DigiCatalyst Systems exists is one observation, repeated across every small business owner I talk to: nobody can find them. A plumber, a dental clinic, a law practice, a bakery: the work is excellent, the site is a five-year-old template nobody has opened on a phone, and the business two towns over outranks them for their own service in their own city. Being good is not the same as being findable. The productized fix is a five-page small business website built for search.
Hand-built, not assembled
Every site is hand-built, not assembled from a page builder. I write the markup, the schema, and the page structure myself, and I tune the search work per business. The terms a roofer needs are not the terms a med spa needs. The monthly report is rendered from your own Search Console and Google Business Profile data, not a templated dashboard. Adjacent niches I’ve already started conversations with (med spas, mortgage brokers, used-car dealers) get the same build and the same level of care.
What comes next
DigiCatalyst Systems stays deliberately narrow: one product, done properly, for small businesses across Toronto and the GTA. I would rather ship one thing that pulls real revenue for one business than five half-built tools that look good in a deck, so nothing goes on this site until it is buyable and I can name what it does. What changes month to month is the search work behind your site, not the size of the menu. The current shape of it all lives on the GTA web design services page.
Who you would be working with
- Name
- Kaustubh Ghodke
- Operates as
- DigiCatalyst Systems
- Business type
- Sole proprietorship
- Registration
- Ontario Master Business Licence
- BIN
- 1001585874
- HST
- 779120153RT0001
- Based in
- Toronto, ON, Canada
- Experience
- 12+ years
Talk with the person who builds it.
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