We build custom sites, but we won't tell you builders are bad — for some businesses they're genuinely the better answer. Here's the honest comparison so you can decide for yourself.
If you want a site today on a small monthly budget, builders win outright.
Drag and drop, no developer in the loop.
Don't invest heavily in a business model you're still validating.
Everything to convey the experience and close bookings
Popular templates have thousands of users — if a competitor uses the same one, customers can't tell you apart.
As many service pages as your keywords justify, with no platform limits.
Builders load the platform's full script bundle regardless of what your page uses.
500 THB/month is 6,000 a year, every year. Custom is paid once, then just the domain.
Full source files, no platform lock-in — stop paying and nothing disappears.
Need something the platform doesn't offer? Build it, rather than wait for a feature request.
Each service gets its own page — more chances to rank on Google, instead of cramming everything on one page.
When someone nearby searches "physiotherapy near me" or "office syndrome treatment clinic + area/city" on Google, we set up full on-page SEO, LocalBusiness schema, an embedded map and location-focused content so your clinic has a real shot at page one in that area — pulling in ready-to-book customers close by.
Win one parent, win the household and the neighbors
Each specialty gets its own design, never a generic template — click through below
At a basic level, yes. Limits appear when you need many separate pages, custom URL structure or specific schema — the things that let you compete for harder terms.
No. We redirect every old URL so existing rankings hold, and carry over content worth keeping.
Yes, and we recommend it if the budget isn't ready — better than spending a lump sum before you know what you need.
In between. Far more flexible than a builder, but you carry the plugin and security maintenance yourself — which becomes the owner's problem without someone looking after it.
No — it isn't something we'd do better than anyone else. If a builder genuinely suits you better, we'll say so and point you to a good one.