Websites for bars and clubs in Thailand
Tonight matters more than everything else on your site. Most bar websites bury it under an about page and a photo gallery.
What is on tonight is your entire homepage
Someone is deciding where to go in the next hour. They want to know what is on, when it starts, whether there is a cover charge, and how to get in. If that takes more than one screen to find, they have already opened Instagram instead. Meanwhile the DJ you posted three weeks ago is still sitting at the top of the page.
The site should answer tonight first, and let everything else wait its turn.
What a bar site needs
A bar site is read in the dark, on a phone, by someone deciding in the next twenty minutes. It has to lead with the thing they came to find out.
- Tonight above everything, with events that have passed dropping off the page on their own
- An events listing search engines can read, so your nights show up as events in a search rather than as a picture
- A table or guest-list request that takes one tap, not a form with nine fields
- Legible in a dark room on a small screen, which is the only place it will ever actually be read
- Instagram and LINE where people expect to find them, not as a link buried in the footer
Most Bar or club start at ฿6,999 See what is included
Questions bar owners ask us
I run everything on Instagram already. Why do I need a site?
Instagram is where people discover you. It is not where Google can read what is on tonight, and it is not where a first-timer checks your hours, your cover, or how to book a table. The site holds the facts in one place a search engine and a stranger can both find. The two work together.
How do I put up tonight’s event?
You post it yourself, the way you post to Instagram: a title, a time, a photo. It goes to the top, and it drops off on its own once the night is over. No developer, no waiting.
Can people reserve a table or get on the guest list?
Yes, in one tap. A guest picks the night and sends the request; it reaches you on LINE. For a busy Friday you do not want a nine-field form standing between a spender and a table.
What about age and entry rules?
We state them clearly up front, or gate the site behind them if you need to. Better a guest reads the dress code before they arrive than argues about it at the door.
Why us for this
We build for one industry in one country, so we already know what a channel manager is, why your PMS export is a mess, and why the English version of your menu matters more in December than in June. You will not be explaining hospitality to us.
Not quite a fit?
The problem, and the page, is different for each of these.
Tell us what you’re working with
Send us your current site, or the LINE page you’re using instead of one, and we’ll tell you honestly what we’d change and what it would cost. No charge for that, and no pitch if it isn’t worth doing.
Fastest reply, usually within the hour