Web Design for Small Businesses in Utah

A KORB website is built for one business, on the right tech stack for what that business needs. Every page is as fast as the content allows and looks like your business, not like the site next door. We are a full digital services studio in Logan, Utah, and we build sites for small businesses and growing companies across Utah and beyond.

The word "custom" gets stretched a lot in this industry. Here it means we start from your services, your customers and your town, decide which pages the site needs, and write each one. A plumber needs a different site than a coaching program, and neither needs a stock layout with the logo swapped.

Most people who call us are in one of these situations:

• No website yet. You have a Facebook page and a Google listing, and customers keep asking where to look you up.
• A site that does not show up. It was built years ago on Wix or Squarespace, and it does not appear on Google Maps or for the search you care about.
• A site that is slow on a phone. Most people who look up a local business do it on a phone. If your page takes five seconds to show anything, they go back and tap the next result.
• A site nobody can edit. The person who built it moved on, and changing a phone number means a support ticket.
• A business that outgrew its first site. You added services, a second location or an online store, and the old structure no longer fits.

If you sell to people nearby, such as contractors, salons, trainers, coaches, makers and professional offices, this is the kind of work we do most.

Every KORB website comes with the following:

• Pages planned around your customers. We list the questions people ask before they call and give each main service its own page.
• Design that matches your brand. Your colors and logo, and your own photos wherever you have them. If you need a logo first, we do that too.
• Mobile first. We check every page on a real phone before it ships.
• Forms that work. A short contact form, a click-to-call number, and a test submission that proves the message reaches you.
• The search basics. One H1 per page, titles and descriptions, a sitemap, local business markup, and your site verified in Google Search Console.
• Analytics. Cookieless statistics by default, so you do not need a consent banner for ordinary visitor counts.
• A privacy page that matches what the site really does.
• Hosting, SSL and backups, set up under your accounts.

Redesigns, landing pages, online stores and ongoing care have their own pages: see website redesign, landing pages, e-commerce and the website care plan.

1. A free call

We talk about what you sell, who buys it and what your current site does or fails to do. We also look at your site and Google listing before the call so you do not have to explain them. You leave with a few quick fixes whether or not we work together.

2. Plan and price

We write down the pages, the features and the price, plus a launch date. You see this before any design work begins. If the budget is tight, we say what to build first and what can wait for a second round.

3. Design and build

You send logo, photos, service list and a link to your Google Business Profile. We send back a working draft on a private address that you can open on your own phone. Revisions happen on the real pages, because screenshots hide problems that show up in a browser.

4. Launch and care

We connect your domain, switch the site on at a quiet hour, check forms, redirects and Search Console, and keep watching the site after it is live. Then the care plan takes over the upkeep if you want it.

Standard prices are in the Pricing section of this page. Two small businesses rarely need exactly the same thing, so every job gets a statement of work (SOW) with your exact scope, timeline and price before any work starts. What we can say plainly:

• Every monthly plan includes a free five-page Launch Site: Home, Services, About, Reviews and Contact, in your colors, with a contact form and click-to-call.
• The plans are Foundation, Growth and Scale, each with its own commitment term. You can read what each includes and costs on the pricing page.
• Larger work, such as a custom build with bookings, a members area or a full redesign, is scoped in the SOW after the call.
• What moves the number: how many pages, how much writing and photography we need from scratch, and whether the site needs logins, payments or integrations.

The build itself moves quickly. The slow part is nearly always waiting on photos, final wording and sign-off, so the single best thing you can do is gather your photos and a service list before we start. At the plan-and-price step we give you a launch date in writing.

Cache Valley is a place where people still ask a neighbor who to call. A good website backs that up. It confirms what the person heard, shows the work, and makes the next step obvious on the phone they are already holding.

Local also means practical details that national agencies miss. We know that a lot of Cache Valley customers search from Logan, Hyrum, Smithfield, Providence, Hyde Park, Nibley and Preston, and that Utah State University brings a steady stream of students and parents who have never heard of your business. We write the service area into the page where it belongs and set up your Google Business Profile to match, so Maps and your website say the same thing.

These are live client sites you can visit today, all built by KORB Digital:

• Highrise Chess, a coaching platform for chess lessons.
• S&C Handyman, a local service site with a request form built for phone visitors.
• KRYSFIT, a personal trainer's site.
• Sage & Stone Pets, a custom storefront for a pet products brand, with Shopify behind it for checkout.
• The 90 Day Solution, a coaching program site.
• Starlene Consulting, a business site.

The portfolio links to each. We only publish results a client has approved, so you will not find invented percentages here.

Whoever you hire, ask them these:

• Will the domain and hosting be in my name?
• Can I see a site you built, on my phone, right now?
• Who updates the site after launch, and what does that cost?
• What happens to my email and my Google ranking if I leave?
• Is there a contract term, and what does it say about ending early?

We are happy to answer all of them on the first call.

Tell us what your business does and where your current site falls short. We will send back a short list of fixes you can use even if you build elsewhere. If it makes sense to work together, we will put a scope, a price and a date in writing.