Pricing
How Much Does a Business Website Cost in Thailand?
11 September 2026
There is no single price for a business website in Thailand. A simple website for a small business may cost around ฿10,000–฿20,000, while larger or more complicated websites can cost considerably more. The important question is what your business actually needs.
There is no single price for a business website in Thailand. A simple website for a small business may cost around ฿10,000–฿20,000, while larger or more complicated websites can cost considerably more. The important question is what your business actually needs.
If you’ve asked several website companies for prices, you’ve probably discovered that the answers can be very different.
There is a reason for that.
A website isn’t one standard product.
What affects the price?
Think about building a website a little like fitting out a shop.
A small business that mainly needs to introduce itself, show its work and let customers make contact needs something very different from a company that wants hundreds of products, online payments or connections to other business systems.
For a normal small-business website, price is mainly affected by things such as:
- How much information needs to be presented
- How many pages are needed
- Whether you need Thai, English or both
- How many products, services or projects need to be shown
- Whether you need anything beyond a normal business website
You don’t need to understand the technical details yourself.
A good website company should ask about your business first and recommend what makes sense.
How much should a small business expect to spend?
At Webstudio Chokdee, many normal small-business websites fall somewhere around ฿9,900–฿19,900.
That is a useful indication, not a rule.
A very simple website may require less work. A larger website or one with special requirements may cost more.
We prefer to understand what you need before giving you a final price rather than forcing every business into the same package.
Be careful when comparing website prices
Don’t compare quotations only by the number of pages.
Ask yourself what you’re actually receiving.
- Does the company help organize your information?
- Will the website work properly on phones?
- Will customers be able to contact you easily?
- Is the domain and hosting situation clear?
- Who helps you after the website goes online?
A cheap website that doesn’t help your customers isn’t necessarily good value.
At the same time, a small business shouldn’t be paying for complicated features it doesn’t need.
Are there costs after the website is finished?
There can be.
Websites normally need a domain — your internet address — and somewhere for the website to live online. There may also be ongoing costs depending on what your website uses.
These costs shouldn’t be a surprise.
Before starting, ask which costs are one-time and which will continue yearly or monthly.
At Webstudio Chokdee, we explain these costs before you agree to the project.
Do I need to know exactly what I want before asking for a price?
No.
In fact, most small-business owners don’t.
You can simply explain:
- What your business does
- Who your customers are
- What you’d like customers to do after visiting your website
- What information or social media you already have
- Your approximate budget, if you have one
From there, we can help determine what kind of website makes sense.
The goal isn’t to buy the biggest website you can afford. It’s to build the website your business actually needs.
Want a price that matches your business?
Tell us what your business does and what you want customers to do on the website. We’ll help you see a sensible price range — without pushing a package you don’t need.
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