01how is this different from a wix or shopify landing page builder?
a builder gives you a 60 percent page at 2.5 second load on a thai phone. that is fine for a hobby and fatal for a campaign paying thb 50 a click. we build at the layer where every kilobyte, every render block and every server side event decides your margin. on real ad spend the gap between 2.5s and 1.5s is the gap between a profitable campaign and a dead one, and no drag and drop tool closes it.
02english only or english plus thai?
both, and done properly. expat campaigns run english only. thai campaigns get a thai first page written by a thai speaker, with correct hreflang, og and line oa cards validated in both languages and schema markup per language. start english and add thai later without rebuilding the page, because the content model is built for it from the first commit.
03what about pdpa for form submissions and analytics?
handled on day one. pdpa cookie banner, explicit retention, a written purpose of processing notice on every submission, and analytics server side so there is less third party loading and less consent friction eating your conversions. eu customers on a thai hosted page get gdpr and eu ai act disclosures wired alongside pdpa. we run european compliance standards from a bangkok desk, which almost nobody in this city does.
04can my marketing team edit the page after launch?
yes, and without calling us. framer is editable out of the box. next.js builds ship with a small cms layer where copy, hero asset and proof points are yours to change. the analytics spine and the performance budget stay locked, so your team edits freely and the cpa never breaks. the whole repo is yours, so you are never hostage to an agency for a headline change.
05what is the typical timeline?
a single campaign page goes live in 2 weeks from signed scope. a suite of 3 to 6 pages on one spine takes 4 to 6 weeks. a retainer ships new pages every month. need it faster on a single page, we run a 48 hour route at /th/campaign/website-redesign. we ship ai integrations in 21 working days and diagnose a broken site in 48 hours, so two weeks for a page is the slow end of what we do.
06are you physically in bangkok?
yes. a real studio in the sukhumvit corridor since 2024 with a senior thai partner, mameaw, on the ground, and a brussels practice running since 2021 behind it. site visits are part of the engagement, we work utc+7, and email gets an answer inside 24 hours. you get european engineering standards from someone in your own time zone who shows up in person.
07how much does a landing page cost in bangkok?
fixed price by scope, written down before anything starts, and your quote is in your inbox inside 48 hours of a 30 minute call. a campaign suite of 3 to 6 pages on one spine is priced per scope. full website builds start at usd 12,500. invoices run usd with the thb equivalent shown at 32.93, payable by stripe, wise or thai bank transfer. no hourly billing, no change order games.
08how long does it take to build a landing page in bangkok?
two weeks from signed scope to live for a single campaign page. four to six weeks for a suite of 3 to 6 pages on one spine. discovery runs 3 to 5 working days first. lighthouse 95+ on mobile is the ship blocking gate, so nothing slow ever goes live under our name. we move faster than any agency in this city because there are no juniors and no handoffs in the chain.
09who actually builds the landing page, a freelancer or an agency?
one senior dlvx team owns copy, design and development on a single deadline, so there is no ping pong between three freelancers and no account manager translating your brief badly. the studio has run since 2021, shipped 60+ platforms for daikin, zalando, mediamarkt, board of innovation and jobfin, the careers platform the belgian federal finance ministry hires through, and keeps a bangkok studio on sukhumvit with a senior thai partner.
10what is included in a landing page project?
a signed conversion plan, a mobile first hero stack that loads under 1.8 seconds on thai 4g, a proof section built on real numbers and named clients, a conversion form firing server side events, en and th variants with hreflang, ga4 with a server side spine, a/b variants, and a handover note so your team clones the page for the next campaign without breaking anything. the code sits in your repo from day one.
11is a custom landing page better than wix or shopify for ads?
yes, the moment your ad budget is real. builders sit near 2.5 seconds on a thai mobile and we hold under 1.8 as a contract criterion. at thb 50 a click that gap decides whether your cost per acquisition works at all. horsetonic runs this way on next.js, live since april 2026. propick property, a bangkok condo agency, went from 39 to 79 google clicks and 1,163 to 3,955 impressions in 28 days, average position 15.9 to 13.5, read live from search console.
12does dlvx build landing pages in thai or english?
either, both, and neither one machine translated. expat campaigns default to english. thai campaigns get a thai first surface written natively, with proper hreflang, line oa and og cards validated in both languages and schema markup per language. launch english now and add thai later without rebuilding the page, because the architecture assumes it from the start. a belgian studio with a thai senior partner is why both languages land.
13is a landing page with a contact form pdpa compliant?
ours is, by construction. every form ships with a pdpa cookie banner, explicit retention settings and a written purpose of processing notice on submission. analytics run server side wherever it fits, which means less third party loading and less consent friction killing conversions. eu customers on a thai hosted page get gdpr and eu ai act disclosures wired alongside pdpa. compliance is built in, never bolted on after a scare.