When to redesign in Thailand
Many Thai business sites were built years ago, are slow on mobile data, or only exist in one language when the audience is bilingual. A redesign is worth it when the site no longer represents the business, is hard to update, or is losing customers to faster competitors.
The key is not to throw away your search equity. We map existing URLs, set up 301 redirects, preserve metadata and structured data, and add proper Thai + English handling where it was missing. The result is a modern, faster, bilingual site that keeps its rankings, with room to improve them.
We also sharpen the messaging and calls to action, and wire in the local contact and payment methods your customers actually use.
How a redesign works
Audit & map
Audit the current site, map URLs, and note what ranks and converts before touching anything.
Design & bilingual content
A modern, mobile-first design with proper Thai + English structure where needed.
Build & redirect
Built on staging with 301 redirects, preserved metadata and structured data.
Launch & monitor
Launch, submit the sitemap, and watch rankings and traffic to catch issues early.
Common questions
Will a redesign hurt my rankings?
Not if done properly. We use 301 redirects, preserve metadata and structure, and submit a fresh sitemap. Rankings usually hold or improve.
How much does a redesign cost in Thailand?
Redesigns typically run ฿125,000-฿380,000 depending on size and complexity, or from ฿40,000 on Basic WordPress. Fixed-price after an audit.
Can you add Thai as a second language?
Yes. We can add proper Thai and English translation management during the redesign.
Will my site stay live during the work?
Yes. We build on a staging site, you preview it, then we switch over with minimal downtime.
Modernise without losing traffic
Send your current site and what needs to change. We audit it and reply with a proposal and a fixed price in Thai Baht.