Websites for Thailand businesses, built to convert.

Websites start from ฿25,000. Final price depends on the number of pages, integrations (booking, payments, multilingual content), and timeline — confirmed in a written proposal before any work starts, so there's no scope creep once the build begins.

Yes. Bilingual Thai/English is standard for Thailand SMEs serving both local and international customers. Each language gets its own URL path (not a JS toggle), which keeps content indexable in both languages for Google.

Every site is built mobile-first, not desktop-first with a responsive patch. With the majority of Thailand's internet traffic coming from phones, mobile Core Web Vitals (load speed, tap targets, layout stability) are the primary design constraint.

Yes. The website is the foundation. Once it's live, SEO and Google Business Profile setup bring in traffic, and AI automation (WhatsApp/LINE auto-reply, booking reminders, follow-up sequences) can be layered on once inbound volume becomes the bottleneck.

Timeline depends on scope — a single landing page ships faster than a multi-page bilingual site with booking or e-commerce. An exact delivery date is confirmed before you commit, and it doesn't move once the proposal is signed.

Yes. Every build ships with clean semantic HTML, one keyword-targeted H1 per page, schema.org structured data (Organization, LocalBusiness, FAQPage), a submitted sitemap, and Core Web Vitals that pass — the technical baseline Google expects before it will rank a page at all.

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is structuring content so AI answer engines — Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity — can extract and cite it directly. That means clear Q&A formatting, factual specificity (real prices, real timelines), and schema markup, so your business shows up when someone asks an AI "who builds websites in Thailand" instead of only appearing in a traditional 10-blue-links search.

Ranking depends on content, backlinks, and competition in your niche over time — no agency can guarantee position 1. What we control at build time is the technical foundation: fast load speed, correct canonical tags, structured data, and a Google Business Profile connection, all of which are prerequisites for ranking, not the whole strategy.

Yes, where relevant. For local service businesses, Google Business Profile is often the highest-leverage local SEO asset — we align your site's NAP (name, address, phone) data and schema markup to match it exactly, which is a known local-ranking signal.

Custom-coded, static-first sites by default — faster load times and no plugin security surface compared to WordPress. For clients who need to self-edit content daily, we scope a lightweight CMS on top instead of forcing a page-builder platform that fights the design.

Depends on the build. Static sites are edited by us on request (fast, no CMS overhead to maintain); if you need daily self-editing — menu prices, new photos, blog posts — we scope a CMS layer during the proposal stage so you're not stuck waiting on us for every small change.

Yes. We register or connect your domain, set up hosting on infrastructure built for speed (not shared hosting that throttles under traffic), and configure SSL/HTTPS, email records, and DNS — all included in the build, not billed as a separate line item later.

Every site includes a post-launch check window for bug fixes. After that, ongoing maintenance (content updates, security patches, uptime monitoring) is an optional monthly retainer — not mandatory, but recommended if the site is a primary revenue channel.

Yes. LINE is the dominant messaging app in Thailand, so a "Chat on LINE" click-to-chat button is standard on every build, alongside WhatsApp and a phone number — customers reach you on the channel they already use, without filling out a form first.

Yes — Thai payment gateways (Omise, 2C2P) for cards and PromptPay QR, or booking systems for appointment-based businesses like clinics and salons. Scoped per project since integration complexity varies by provider and business type.

Every build includes a cookie consent banner, a privacy policy page, and forms that only collect data with explicit consent — aligned with Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) requirements for any site that captures visitor information.

Common request. We audit the existing site's content, SEO equity (backlinks, ranking pages), and analytics history first, then rebuild without losing what's already working — old URLs get 301-redirected to the new structure so you don't lose existing Google rankings.

Just the free homepage concept form above — name, contact, business type, and goal. We come back with a homepage concept, exact page list, timeline, and price. No deposit, no meeting required before you see what you'd be getting.