Examples

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Every site below is live and open — the same build we would hand you, published so you can use it. Grouped by package, so the difference between the tiers is something you can see rather than something we describe.

These are demonstration sites, not client work. The businesses, prices and reviews on them are invented — they exist to show what a build at each package level looks like, and to give you something concrete to react to.

Every demo is built to the same design standard. What the package decides is scope — how many pages, how many languages, and how much you can change yourself. Where a demo goes beyond its package, the card says so and names the add-on it would need.

Most demos are shown in Thai and English, because a bilingual site reaches the higher-spending visitor. It's optional — each card shows whether a second language is included (Premium) or an add-on (Business).

Online Presence

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A clean, self-owned first website — enough to be found, be believed and be contacted.

Typically 1-3 pages · Single language

Massage & Beauty3 pagesSingle languageStandard design

May's Massage

One room above a soi, one appointment at a time, and no walk-ins.

A solo therapist cannot answer the phone mid-massage. The site does the answering instead: what the three services are, what they cost, what happens on a first visit, and the plain list of things a client would rather know beforehand — so whoever books has already read the awkward parts.

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Three services with duration and starting price
A first-visit walkthrough, step by step
A blunt “before you book” list — stairs, cash only, closed Mondays
Booking request form
Three focused pages, within Starter's included Max 3 scope

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Repair & Local Service1 pageBilingualStandard designExtra language · add-on

Patt's Truck

One pickup, one driver, and the pricing formula printed on the page.

Most operators in this trade write “please enquire” because their pricing cannot survive being written down. Publishing the formula — a base fee plus a rate per kilometre, with four fixed routes — turns the price question into something the customer answers for themselves, before they call.

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The pricing formula, written out in full
Four fixed routes with the per-kilometre maths shown
Quote request form
Thai first, English second — via the Extra language add-on

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Massage & Beauty1 pageBilingualStandard designExtra language · add-on

Lily's Nails

A single-artist nail studio where the appointment is the product.

A one-chair studio can't take walk-ins and can't answer messages mid-appointment. One page carries the whole pitch — the service menu with durations and starting prices filters the enquiry before it arrives, so what lands in the inbox is already a real booking.

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Service menu with duration and starting price
Work gallery for showing past sets
Appointment enquiry form
One page, in Thai and English — via the Extra language add-on

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Repair & Local Service3 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Prasert & Son

Father and son, one pickup out of Chonburi, and the price agreed before the ladder goes up.

Two technicians can't answer the phone up a ladder, and aircon customers all ask the same three things: what it costs, when you'll come, and whether you'll leave a mess. The site answers all three up front — a two-hour arrival window, a travel-fee table by district, and a plain list of what the truck carries into the house — so the visit is agreed before anyone calls.

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A services & prices page — leak test, cleaning, install — each priced
A travel-fee table by district, so distance is settled before booking
A “what we won't sell you” section that earns trust by refusing work
Booking-request form for a two-hour arrival window
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Cafe & Restaurant3 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Mile & Mellow

A roadside coffee stop in Korat built for a ten-minute pause, not an afternoon.

A drive-past cafe wins or loses on two questions a driver asks at speed: can I park, and how long will this take. So the site leads with parking, a short menu where every drink shows its price and brew time, and a directions page about which way to turn in — the whole promise of “stop ten minutes and go” made checkable before the indicator goes on.

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A short menu with a price and a brew time on every drink
A parking-and-turn-in directions page for both directions of traffic
An order-ahead prompt so the cup is ready on arrival
One solo owner's story, told as the reason the menu stays short
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Professional & B2B Services3 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Attorney Nicha Law Office

A Chonburi sole practitioner who puts her fee schedule in the middle of the site, every line marked fixed or “from”.

What keeps someone off a lawyer's phone is not the fee, it is the open-ended bill — the meter starting the moment she speaks. So the fee schedule is the site's middle route rather than a footnote, every line marked fixed or “from”, with a plain statement of what makes a matter complex enough to be quoted instead. The practice also publishes the work it will not take on, which is what makes the rest of the list mean something.

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A published fee schedule — consultation, contracts, property, family, documents
Every line marked fixed or “from”, and the boundary between them explained
“What this office does not take on”, named — with a referral instead
A ฿800 half-hour consultation, so asking is not itself a decision
Thai first, English second — via the Extra language add-on

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Business Website

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A fuller presence on your own domain, with a logo refresh and content you can keep updating yourself.

Typically 3-6 pages · Single language

Hotel & Resort8 pagesSingle languageTailored designExtra pages · add-on

Ken's Place

A fair-priced Bangkok apartment where the washing machine is already in the room.

Every rental listing claims “fully furnished” and means something different by it. Naming each fitting — the TV size, the fridge, the 7 kg washer, the Wi-Fi speed — alongside a page per unit type and honest availability answers the questions that otherwise arrive one message at a time.

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A page per unit type, with size, occupancy and monthly plus nightly rates
An itemised list of what is fitted in every room
Availability stated per unit, including “from next month”
An enquiry form that switches between monthly and nightly

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Repair & Local Service5 pagesBilingualStandard designExtra language · add-on

Southern Cross Metal Works

A six-person metal workshop three kilometres from the sea, with every job's price printed on the page.

Fabrication is the trade where every quote opens with “it depends”, so most workshops publish nothing. This one publishes the opposite: a rate for all seven job types, the material rule it won't bend (no SS201 outdoors in salt air), and the list of jobs it turns down — so an enquiry arrives already qualified, in the right language for a bilingual coast.

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Seven job types, each with a published rate and lead time
A materials page explaining the SS304-vs-SS201 rule it won't break
A plain list of the work it refuses, published rather than discovered
“Send us your drawing” — a photo of a sketch counts — into a quote form
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Repair & Local Service5 pagesBilingualStandard designExtra language · add-on

Bank Print & Design

A two-machine Hua Hin print shop that opens your file and looks at it before it quotes.

Most print jobs go wrong in the file, not the machine — and the customer can't see it on a phone. This shop leads with a free eight-point file check, publishes what each of its two machines can and cannot do, and lists the work it turns away with where to go instead — so a job is either right before it prints or handed on before a deposit is taken.

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A free eight-point file check — resolution, bleed, colour shift, Thai tone marks
Two machines with their honest limits published, not just their specs
Prices, sizes and turnaround for a dozen print products, all on the page
A plain “what we don't do, and where to go instead” table
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Clinic & Health6 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Smile Harbor Dental Clinic

A quiet two-chair dental clinic in Hua Hin where nothing is treated on the first visit.

People don't avoid the dentist because of the drill — they avoid not knowing what is about to happen, or what it will cost. The site answers both before the visit: every treatment priced with the number of visits it takes, a free first exam that only looks and explains, and a step-by-step of what a first visit is like — so a nervous patient arrives already knowing how it goes.

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Every treatment priced, with the number of visits each takes
A free, treatment-free first exam — a look, then it's drawn on paper for you
A first-visit walkthrough, step by step, for the nervous
A page written for children
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Shop & Retail3 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Sunday Crumb Bakehouse

A two-person Phuket bakery that bakes for today — and says so on the page.

A small bakery's problem isn't the baking — it's that customers can't see what's left. This build turns the shelf into a page the owner updates twice a day: each item with its price and an in-stock / sold-out / nearly-gone badge, a pre-order form showing the day's remaining slots, and delivery inside Phuket — so “is the sourdough still there?” is answered before anyone drives over.

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A self-managed “on the shelf now” list, updated twice a day
Every item priced, with an in-stock / sold-out / low badge
A next-day pre-order form showing slots remaining
Pickup and in-Phuket delivery, stated plainly
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Professional & B2B Services5 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Day Seven Accounting

A three-person Hat Yai bookkeeping office that publishes the whole month's calendar — including the fine.

Accounting is sold on reassurance — “we handle everything” — which tells an owner nothing and leaves her chasing her own filings. This one publishes the calendar instead: what you send by which day, what gets filed on which day, and the exact fine you pay if the first one slips. Half the calendar turns out to be theirs, and that is the argument.

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The monthly closing calendar, printed in full — your dates and theirs
The late-filing fines named in baht, not hinted at
Fees by document volume, so the price is checkable before contact
An enquiry form that asks which month you are behind on
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Education & Training6 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

After Four

A Khon Kaen after-school centre that writes to the parent after every single class — including the bad ones.

A parent pays for a room she is not allowed into. So the site is built around the report she gets afterwards: a week shown as a real timetable with the seats actually left, levels set by what a child can do rather than how old she is, and a written note home after every class. The demo publishes the awkward half too — what happens when a term is not working.

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The week as a two-dimensional grid, with real seats remaining
Levels by ability, not by age, and how a child is placed
A note home after every class — stated as a commitment, not a feature
Term fees with the per-hour arithmetic shown
A trial-class booking flow that captures level and goals

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Professional & B2B Services6 pagesBilingualTailored designExtra language · add-on

Gate Two Personnel

A Si Racha staffing firm that publishes its cover clock — and what it costs them when they miss it.

This is the case where a rate genuinely cannot be published: it moves with headcount, shift pattern and site. So the site publishes the five variables that set one, plus a worked engagement with its own margin line named — and a clock: reported by 04:45, covered by 07:00, or that day is not invoiced. The scope page prints as a one-page A4, because the manager who reads the site is not the person who signs.

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The cover clock — a commitment with a time and a penalty attached
Five published variables that set a price, instead of a rate
One worked engagement, with the margin line named
A scope page that prints as a clean one-page A4 to forward upward
Thai and English, via the Extra language add-on

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Education & Training5 pagesBilingualBespoke designExtra language · add-on

Tamper & Kettle

A two-room Chiang Mai coffee school that publishes the division: how many minutes your own hands are on the machine.

Every school in this trade writes “hands-on”, which is the word the trade uses to avoid a number. This one publishes the number and the arithmetic behind it — 13.5 hours at the machine, two machines, six students, so 4 h 30 min are yours. It names every machine you will train on, and says plainly that its certificate is an attendance certificate and nothing more.

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The practice arithmetic, worked out on the page for all four courses
Every machine and grinder named — and described as mid-range on purpose
“This is not a business course” — the wrong customer turned away, up front
What the certificate is, and what it is not
A booking flow that resolves your date to the Tuesday a course actually starts

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Growth Website

What this package includes →

A multi-page, bilingual site for businesses with more to say — and more than one kind of customer to say it to.

Typically 6-9 pages · Bilingual (Thai + English)

Cafe & Restaurant4 pagesBilingualBespoke design

Doi Hin Cafe & Restaurant

A mountaintop coffee house by day, a northern Thai kitchen after the fog lifts.

One venue running as two businesses. The site splits the day into a cafe window and a dinner window, each with its own menu, so a guest knows what they are driving ninety minutes up a mountain for — and at what hour.

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Two service windows, each with its own menu
A surroundings page carrying the reason to make the trip
A directions page that sets expectations about the road
Bilingual Thai and English

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Hotel & Resort5 pagesBilingualBespoke design

Green Garden Resort

A quiet tropical retreat in Mae Rim, sold on atmosphere rather than a room rate.

Booking platforms flatten a small resort into a price and a thumbnail. Room-by-room pages, a grounds tour and a direct enquiry give the property somewhere to tell its own story — and a way to take the booking without paying commission on it.

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A page per room type, with size and occupancy
A grounds page that sells the atmosphere, not the rate
Direct booking enquiry, no platform commission
Bilingual Thai and English

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Shop & Retail17 pagesSingle languageBespoke designExtra pages · add-on

Bloom & Blossom Florist

A Bangkok flower shop organised by who it is for, never by price — and it does not flinch at the funeral page.

Every florist site in this market is a grid sorted by price, which answers a question nobody is asking. The person on the page at 4pm has just heard that a colleague's mother died and does not know what is appropriate. So this one is organised by occasion, publishes the etiquette for each as fact rather than advice, and photographs the actual price bands with stem count, size in centimetres and how long they last — including when a bigger band is the wrong answer.

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Ten occasion pages, each publishing what to send and what never to send
Bands photographed at the price they claim, with stem count, size and lifespan
A delivery page with the handover rules — including when nobody is there
A photo of the finished bouquet sent before it leaves the shop
An order form whose first question is who it is for, not what you want to spend

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