In 2026, website development in Thailand typically costs around ฿30,000–50,000 for a simple company website or landing page, roughly ฿50,000–150,000 for a multi-page site with a CMS, blog or small online store, and ฿150,000 or more for a web application with logins, payments and system integrations. The biggest price drivers are scope, custom design and integrations. Running costs such as hosting and maintenance matter as much as the build price, so budget for both.
Typical website development costs in Thailand (2026)
The ranges below are approximate market figures for professionally built sites. They are a starting point for budgeting, not fixed quotes. Two quotes for "the same website" can differ widely because they often describe different scopes.
| Website type | Typical price range (approx.) | Typical timeline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIY website builder | Monthly subscription, you do the work | Days | Personal projects, very early-stage businesses |
| Freelancer template site | ~฿5,000–30,000 | 1–3 weeks | Tight budgets, simple brochure sites |
| Landing page / static company site | ~฿30,000–50,000 | 1–4 weeks | SMEs that need a credible web presence |
| Business website with CMS and blog | ~฿50,000–150,000 | 2–6 weeks | Companies that publish content and want SEO traffic |
| E-commerce store | ~฿80,000–300,000+ | 4–8+ weeks | Selling products online with payments and stock |
| Custom web application | ~฿150,000 and up | 2–6+ months | Booking systems, portals, dashboards, internal tools |
What drives the price of a website
Template vs custom design
A pre-made theme is cheaper because the layout decisions are already made. A custom design starts with wireframes and a visual design built around your brand and your customers, which takes more hours but usually converts better and looks less generic. Many projects sit in between: a custom design built from a solid component library.
Number of pages and page types
Price follows the number of unique page templates more than the raw page count. Ten service pages that share one layout cost far less than ten pages that each need a different design. List your page types (home, services, about, blog, contact, product) before asking for quotes.
Features and integrations
This is where budgets grow fastest. Each of these adds design, development and testing time:
- Online payments through a payment gateway (cards, PromptPay, mobile banking)
- Booking or appointment systems
- Member logins and customer accounts
- LINE Login or a LINE Official Account connection
- Connections to an ERP, CRM, accounting or stock system
- Search, filters and product catalogues
Platform choice
WordPress, a website builder or a framework like Next.js each have different upfront and long-term costs. A WordPress site can be cheaper to start, while a Next.js site often costs more to build but is faster and needs fewer plugins to maintain. We compare both in detail in Next.js vs WordPress for business websites.
Thai and English versions
A bilingual site is more than a translation. Each language needs its own URLs, metadata and hreflang tags so Google shows the right version, plus a way to manage content in both languages. Expect this to add noticeable time compared with a single-language site.
Content, SEO and performance
Copywriting, product photography, SEO setup (titles, meta descriptions, sitemap, structured data) and performance tuning for Core Web Vitals are sometimes included and sometimes billed separately. Ask exactly what is covered.
Running costs to budget for
The build is a one-off cost. These are recurring:
- Domain name: a .com is usually a few hundred baht per year; a .co.th requires company documents to register
- Hosting: from a few hundred baht a month for a static site, more for sites with a database or high traffic
- SSL certificate: often included with hosting
- Maintenance: security updates, backups, uptime monitoring and small fixes
- Plugin or theme licences: common on WordPress, often renewed yearly
- Content updates: new pages, promotions, blog posts
Skipping maintenance is the most common false saving. An outdated site is slower, easier to hack and more expensive to fix later than to keep current.
What Vectorkub charges
To give you real numbers, these are our current price levels. Final prices depend on your requirements.
| Package | Price (THB) | Timeline | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Static website | 30,000–50,000 | 0–1 month | Business landing page, simple content management, minor customer-facing features |
| Web and mobile application | 80,000–120,000 | 2–3 months | User authentication, payment integration, admin dashboard, external APIs |
| Enterprise application | 150,000–300,000 | 4–6 months | High user volume, real-time processing, custom integrations, scalable architecture |
Web development projects start from ฿29,999. For after launch, our hosting starts from ฿1,500 per month and maintenance plans from ฿5,000 per month, covering monitoring, security updates, backups and monthly reports. See our website maintenance and hosting plans for details.
How to get an accurate quote
The clearer your brief, the closer the quote will be to the final bill. Before contacting agencies, prepare:
- Goal: what should the site achieve? Leads, online sales, bookings, credibility?
- Page list: the page types you need and roughly how many of each.
- Features: payments, logins, booking, forms, integrations.
- Languages: Thai only, or Thai and English.
- Content: who writes the text and supplies photos.
- Examples: two or three websites you like, and why.
- Budget range and deadline: this helps a good agency suggest what fits rather than guess.
Then compare quotes line by line. Check whether design, content entry, SEO setup, hosting, training and a warranty period are included.
FAQ
How much does a simple website cost in Thailand?
A simple, professionally built company website or landing page typically costs around ฿30,000–50,000 and takes up to a month. Template sites from freelancers can be cheaper, but usually with less custom design and support.
Why are website quotes so different for the same project?
Quotes usually differ because the scope differs: one includes custom design, SEO setup and content entry, another assumes a template and your own content. Compare what is included, not only the total.
Is WordPress cheaper than a custom-built website?
Often it is cheaper to launch, especially with a ready-made theme. Over several years, paid plugins, security updates and fixes can close the gap, so compare total cost of ownership, not just the build price.
How long does it take to build a website?
A landing page can be ready in one to two weeks, a business website with a CMS in two to four weeks, an e-commerce store in four to eight weeks, and custom web applications take two months or more.
Plan your website with us
If you want a clear, itemised price for your website, tell us what you need and we will recommend a scope that fits your budget. Learn more about our web development services or contact our team for a free consultation.