Ecommerce Website Development Thailand: ฿79,900

E-commerce website

TopWebAsia builds online stores you own. A customer picks a product and pays by PromptPay or card, and the order lands in your back end with the stock already counted down. It costs ฿79,900, paid once, including your first 100 products, and goes live in 2 to 4 weeks.

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฿79,900Live in 2 to 4 weeksPay in 2 or 3 instalments

New order #1043฿2,940 · paid by PromptPayTracking number sent11 left in stock

The price doesn't cover product photography, and payment fees go straight to the payment provider. If you don't need a cart yet because customers already order on LINE, Basic at ฿15,500 lists your products on a site of your own.

From a Google search to a paid order

The store we build takes an order from start to finish on its own. A customer finds the product, adds it to the cart on a phone and pays, and the order reaches your back end without anyone answering a chat first.

Found on Google
Product schema gives Google the name, the price and whether it is in stock, so the result can show them before anyone clicks.
Into the cart on a phone
Product pages are designed for the phone first. Pick a colour or a size, then add to cart with a thumb.
Paid by PromptPay or card
The customer scans a PromptPay QR or enters a card on your checkout, and the money reaches your account through the payment provider.
The order reaches you
Stock is counted down, the customer gets a confirmation email, and once you add the tracking number they hear about it straight away.

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Rawi.co › SunglassesUrban sunglasses, amber frame฿2,890In stockShips in 2 days

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Urban sunglasses฿2,890AmberAdd to cartAsk on LINE

CheckoutUrban sunglasses2,890Shipping50Total฿2,940PromptPayCardScan to payPaid฿2,940

Today’s ordersUrban · left 1211

#1043Chiang Mai2,940To packShipped
#1042Khon Kaen1,190Shipped
#1041Phuket3,480Shipped

Tracking emailed to the buyer4

Customers who want to ask first still can: every product page carries your shop’s LINE button.

What an online store costs

฿79,900, paid once, for the cart, the payment setup, your first 100 products and the first month of SEO. From year two you pay only for hosting and the domain: ฿3,500 a year.

E-commerce

฿79,900

Hosting and domain from year two ฿3,500 a year

Cart and checkout on your own site
PromptPay and cards, tested with real payments before launch
Your first 100 products loaded by us, then you add more yourself
Stock counts, shipping rates and tracking emails
Product schema on every item, ready for Google Shopping
Unlimited pages
12 SEO articles and the first month of SEO
Designed for your brand, phone first
Thai and English
Technical SEO, sitemap, GA4 and Search Console at launch
Domain and hosting free for year one
Timeline: Live in 2 to 4 weeks

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The first three years	Paid to us
Year one: the store, with the domain and hosting	฿79,900
Year two: hosting and the domain	฿3,500
Year three: hosting and the domain	฿3,500
Three years in all	฿86,900
Payment fees, courier charges and ad spend	Paid to each provider

Three price guides published by Thai agencies, which we read in October 2026, put the cost of building an online store anywhere between ฿35,000 and ฿500,000. The range is that wide because each agency counts different work in its price, so ours lists everything included on the card above. Jobs from ฿24,900 up can be paid in 2 or 3 instalments through Fastwork, and if you'd rather not look after the store yourself, the Care Plan paid yearly is ฿1,200 a month with hosting, backups and security updates included.

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You sell on Shopee already. Do you need your own store?

Most shops do best with both. A marketplace brings in people who have never heard of you. Your own store keeps the customers who have already bought, takes no commission per order, and puts your product pages on Google under your own brand.

	Marketplace	Store builder you rent	A store we build
For example	Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop	Shopify, LnwShop	WooCommerce on WordPress, Next.js, Wix or Webflow
Where buyers come from	People already searching in the app	You bring them	You bring them, and the product pages are ready for Google from day one
Cost per order	Selling and payment fees at the platform’s rates	Payment fees, plus the plan you pick	Payment fees, paid straight to the provider
Customer data	Held by the platform, and you contact buyers on its terms	In your account	In your own system
How it looks	The same shop layout as everyone else in the app	A ready-made theme, changed as far as it allows	Designed for your brand
Who sets it up	You	You, or someone you hire	We do, from payments to your first 100 products
To get started	No site to build	Whatever plan you pick, plus any theme or apps	฿79,900 once, then ฿3,500 a year

Your own store starts to pay its way when one of these is true.

Customers come back to buy again, or people search for your shop by name.
You already run ads and want the click to land in your own shop, not on an in-app page with competitors beside it.
Marketplace fees take a bigger bite of the margin every month.
Your products need explaining, such as sizes, materials or how to use them, and the in-app page has no room for it.
You sell wholesale or to other businesses, with prices and terms of your own.

If you are just starting, nobody knows the brand yet and you have a handful of products, a marketplace or LINE is the cheaper place to begin. Meanwhile a Basic website can list your products on a site of your own with orders taken on LINE, and a single product sold through ads needs only a landing page.

Weighing WordPress against Wix or Webflow first? Read our comparison of website platforms.

PromptPay, stock, shipping and tracking, all in one place

Every order runs through one system, from the payment to the parcel. Open the back end at any time to see who has paid, what needs packing and how many of each item are left.

Paid · ฿1,190Scanned with PromptPay

PromptPay and cards

Customers scan a PromptPay QR or pay by credit or debit card. The money reaches your account through the payment provider, which bills its fee to you directly. Already have an account with a provider? We use it.

11 leftCounted down on payment

Stock that counts itself down

Enter how many of each colour or size you hold, once. The count drops when a customer pays and the item shows as sold out when it runs out, so nobody orders what you don’t have.

3 orders shippedTracking emailed to each buyer

Shipping and tracking

Set shipping by weight, by area, or free above an amount you choose. Once a parcel is packed, add its tracking number to the order and the customer gets it by email.

Price changedLive in the store at once

Products and prices, yours to change

After we load your first 100 products, you add more, swap photos and change prices yourself from the back end, without waiting for us.

Online stores our team has made

Blachh’co is a matcha shop trading today, which we moved onto Shopify whole. The three after it are store designs by our team, each putting its products forward a different way.

Blachh’co

A Japanese matcha shop in Sweden: 52 products from eight brands, three languages and three currencies. We designed a new theme, merged teas that were split by size into one product with a size choice, and handed the owner a store she runs herself.

Read the case study

Rawi.co, Eyewear store — Rawi.coEyewear store

The new collection and the offer sit on the home page, and every picture opens its category.
Tiles of different sizes let the product photos do the selling.

VeraRainwear brand

One line says what it sells and who it is for, before the first product appears.
Collections are cards with a product shot, one tap from the home page.

Polaris, Snowboard store — PolarisSnowboard store

A product shown in use tells its size and feel in a single picture.
The first screen has one main button.

How product pages get onto Google

Every product page can be a way into the store from Google, as long as Google can read what it is, what it costs and whether it is in stock. We set all of that up before opening day.

Product schema on every item, with the name, the price in baht, stock status and your returns policy
Short English links for product pages, because Thai-script links turn into long encoded strings that often break when shared on LINE or Facebook
Category pages split the way people actually search, such as men’s sunglasses, rather than one page for everything
Product photos resized and served as WebP, so product pages open quickly on a phone
12 SEO articles that answer what people search before buying, each linking to the products it mentions
A sitemap submitted through Search Console, and GA4 installed so you see where visitors come from

Most sites see their first searches move within 1 to 3 months. It depends on the competition and the site. We don't guarantee rankings. To keep the store growing from Google after the first month, see monthly SEO plans.

What an online store needs by law

An online store collects a name, an address and a phone number with every order. Under Thailand’s PDPA the owner has to tell customers what is kept and why, and ask before sending promotions or tracking them with an ad pixel.

Shipping and the total show before the customer pays, with links to the terms of sale and the returns policy.
A separate box for promotions that starts unticked, and the order goes through either way.
A privacy notice in Thai and English, linked under the form and in the footer.
A cookie banner that gives Accept and Reject equal weight, and holds back GA4 and ad pixels until the customer accepts.
The form asks only what delivery needs, never a birthday or an ID card number.

We draft the privacy notice, the terms of sale and the returns policy for you to check before launch. They are drafts, not legal advice. Registration is the owner’s job: individual sellers generally register their online shop with the Department of Business Development, and some shops also register for direct marketing with the OCPB. Check your status with them before you open.

How long until the store opens

The store goes live in 2 to 4 weeks, counted from the end of the brief once we have the full product information. The usual hold-ups are product photos and the payment account approval, which is why we apply for that on day one.

Brief and product sheet

Message us on LINE or WhatsApp, tell us what you sell, then send the sheet for your first 100 products, laid out as below.

Payment account

Payment providers take days to check documents, so we apply on day one and design the store while we wait.

Design, products, test orders

We design the store, load the products and set the shipping rates, then put real test orders through PromptPay and card. You get 2 rounds of changes.

Launch and handover

The store opens on your domain. Within 30 days of handover, if anything doesn’t work as agreed, we fix it free.

The product sheet, one row per product	Example
Name	Urban sunglasses, amber frame
Price	฿2,890
Options picked before adding to cart	Amber, smoke
Stock	12 per colour
Packed weight, for shipping	250 g
Photos	3 to 5 per product
Details under the photos	Material, size, care

E-commerce website FAQ

How much does an online store cost?

฿79,900 for the build, paid once. It covers the cart, PromptPay and card payments, your first 100 products, Product schema, 12 SEO articles, the first month of SEO, and the domain and hosting for year one. From year two it is ฿3,500 a year. It doesn’t cover product photography, a logo, paid apps or plugins, or ad spend.

Which payments can the store take, and who pays the fees?

PromptPay and credit or debit cards, through a payment provider we set up and test with real payments before launch. The provider charges its fee on each payment directly to you, at its own rates, and we add nothing. If you already have an account with a provider, tell us at the brief.

I already sell on Shopee or Lazada. Do I need my own site?

Usually it pays to have both. The marketplace brings new people to your products, while your own site charges no commission per order, keeps the customer data with you and puts your product pages on Google under your brand. If you are just starting and have no regulars yet, begin on the marketplace.

Which platform do you build on? Can it be Shopify?

We pick per store. WooCommerce on WordPress suits a shop that wants a system most web people know, Next.js suits a shop that runs heavy ads, because product pages stay fast under a crowd, and Wix or Webflow suits owners who want to edit pages easily themselves. If your shop already runs on Shopify, we can design a new theme for it, as we did for Blachh’co, priced to the scope.

How many products do you load, and can I add more later?

We load the first 100, with photos, colour or size options, prices and stock counts from the sheet you send. After that you can add, edit or remove as many as you like. If you’d rather we loaded more, we quote it before we start.

Does the store keep track of stock and work out shipping?

Yes. Stock drops when a customer pays, and an item shows as sold out when it runs out. Shipping can be set by weight, by area, or free above an amount. Once a parcel is packed, you add the tracking number to the order and the customer gets it by email.

How many weeks does it take?

The store goes live in 2 to 4 weeks, counted from the end of the brief once we have the details for the first 100 products. The payment account application starts on day one, because approval takes days, and product photos are usually what holds a store up.

Will my products appear in Google Shopping?

We add Product schema to every item, which is the data Google uses to show a product with its price and stock status, and we help connect Merchant Center if you want it. Whether and when items appear is up to Google.

Which legal pages and registrations does an online store need?

A privacy notice under the PDPA, a consent box before any promotions, and a cookie banner if you use an ad pixel. We draft these and the terms of sale for you to check before launch. E-commerce and direct marketing registration depend on how your business is set up, so check with the authorities before you open. This is not legal advice.

How do I pay for the build? Can I pay in instalments?

Every order is placed and paid through Fastwork, which holds the money until you accept the finished work. This job can be split into 2 or 3 instalments on one quotation. Hiring as a company, you get a receipt in the company’s name and can withhold 3%. We are not VAT-registered, so we can’t issue a VAT tax invoice.

Ready to open a store of your own?

Tell us what you sell, how many products you have and where you sell today. We’ll tell you whether to open your own store now, or where to start first.