Short answer — in 2026, a website in Thailand typically costs between 5,000 and 300,000 THB. The gap comes down to the number of pages and whether the site is a template or a fully custom build. Templates start in the low thousands, a custom portfolio site for a freelancer starts around 6,000 THB, and a custom business site built with SEO in mind starts around 15,900 THB. Domain and hosting are yearly costs on top. We can discuss everything in English.
"How much does a website cost?" is the question we hear most in first meetings. It is hard to answer for the same reason "how much does a house cost?" is hard to answer — it depends on what you want. This article lays out realistic 2026 pricing for the Thai market, what makes the price change, and a sensible budget for different types of business.
Website pricing in Thailand by type
The market roughly splits into these price bands. Figures are the one-off build cost and do not include the yearly domain and hosting.
| Type | Typical price (THB) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Template site | 3,000–15,000 | Starting fast, tight budget |
| Portfolio / personal (custom) | 6,000–15,000 | Freelancers showing their work |
| Business site (fully custom) | 15,000–50,000 | Companies that want to be found on Google |
| Large / multilingual / with systems | 50,000–300,000+ | Larger firms, e-commerce, booking or membership |
The range is wide because every studio works differently, and "website" can mean anything from recolouring a template to a fully custom build that includes strategy.
Why the price varies so much
Five things explain most of the difference. Understanding them helps you read a quote and compare studios fairly.
- Custom vs template — custom takes more time and skill, so it costs more, but you get a site that is truly yours and does not look like anyone else's
- Number of pages — one page and ten pages are very different amounts of work
- Number of languages — a 2 or 3-language site needs separate URLs, correct hreflang, and copy rewritten for each language. A translate button is not enough
- Special systems — e-commerce, booking or member logins add development cost
- SEO built in from the start — a site built with competitor research and SEO structure is easier to find on Google, and usually sits in the higher tiers
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Very cheap websites to watch out for
Cheap does not always mean bad, but ask a few things clearly before you pay, because what you save today can become a cost later.
- The same template reused across hundreds of sites, so your brand does not stand out
- No SEO structure: a good-looking site that nobody finds
- No admin access handed over, so you pay every time you want a change
- Nobody looks after it after handover, and nobody answers when something breaks
The short question to ask every provider is "What is included, do I get admin access, and what does it cost per year?" The answer tells you a lot about whether the price is really good value.
A realistic budget by business type
- Freelancer or just starting out — if you want a personal site that shows your work, you can start from a few thousand to around ten-thousand-plus THB
- Shop or small business — to be found on Google and turn visits into enquiries, budget from 15,000 THB for a custom build
- Company planning to grow long term — on top of the build, budget for monthly SEO. Rankings take time and consistency
In summary
There is no single right price, but if you decide what you actually need and always ask "what's included?", you can compare with confidence. Don't choose on the lowest number alone — choose what's most valuable for your goal. A well-built site with SEO from the start usually pays for itself over time through customers who find you in search. For full pricing, see our pricing page, or request a free proposal.
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