Web development in Cambodia.

Most agencies in Cambodia charge premium prices for sites that look dated within a year. We do the opposite. Modern stacks, real performance budgets, craft you can audit, and the same standard whether the brief is a $500 landing page or a $50k product app. Marketing sites, e-commerce, customer portals, internal tools, web apps — built to a quality bar, not down to a number.

• 10+sites shippedWe’re new — and shipping fast!
• 4–16week timelines
• KH + ENbilingual default
• 100%source-code ownership

Boring tech, shipped fast.

We pick technology your engineers can take over post-launch and that auditors recognise. No experimental frameworks, no plugin churn, no vendor lock-in on what we write.

Fixed bands. No hourly games.

Most Cambodian agencies refuse to publish prices. We do — you can budget before you call us.

Questions Cambodian buyers actually ask.

• How much does a website cost in Cambodia?

  Marketing sites start from $500 USD. E-commerce, product apps, and web platforms are quoted on scope — every one is different. SEO and AEO/GEO (LLM citation strategy) are separate monthly services, also quoted on scope. Every project quote is fixed-price with milestone payments — no hourly billing surprises.

• Do you support Khmer typography?

  Yes. Noto Sans Khmer and Battambang are the defaults, served from a Phnom Penh edge node so Khmer characters render in under 200 ms on a 4G connection. We test rendering on Samsung A-series and Oppo devices common in Cambodia, not just iPhones.

• Can you integrate KHR + USD dual-currency checkout?

  Yes. Every commerce build supports both currencies. Rounding happens at the line-item level so KHR totals end in 100 KHR — the way Cambodian accountants book it. Stripe charges in USD; ABA Pay and Wing charge in KHR.

• Do you support ABA Pay, Wing, or PayWay?

  All three. ABA Pay is the default for KHR retail. Wing covers cash-on-delivery and walk-in. PayWay handles ACLEDA and other domestic banks. Stripe handles international Visa/Mastercard.

• How long does a web project take?

  Marketing sites ship in 4–8 weeks. E-commerce takes 6–10 weeks including payment integrations and KH-EN content. Web apps take 8–16 weeks for v1. You get a fixed Gantt-style schedule on day 1 and weekly status.

• Do you use WordPress?

  Rarely. We default to Next.js plus a headless CMS (Sanity or Payload) — faster, more secure, and easier for non-technical editors without plugin sprawl. We migrate from WordPress if that is where you are now.

• Who owns the source code?

  You do, from day one. We hand over the GitHub repository on go-live with full commit history. There are no per-seat fees, no licence on the code we write, no vendor lock-in. You can switch agencies without re-platforming.

• Should my Cambodia site be in Khmer or English?

  English by default. Cambodian buyers — including most domestic SMB owners — research vendors in English; that is where the searches, ad clicks, and LLM citations happen. Khmer is worth adding as a second locale for consumer-facing surfaces (retail, hospitality, e-commerce checkout) where the end customer prefers it. Both can ship together: next-intl with /en and /km paths, hreflang tags, and a language toggle.

• Do you handle SEO for Cambodia?

  Yes. Every project ships with structured data (Service, FAQ, LocalBusiness, Article schemas), an XML sitemap, Google Business Profile sync, and a 30-day post-launch audit. We optimise for English search by default — that is what your buyers use — and add Khmer where the audience genuinely reads Khmer (typically B2C, not B2B).

• Can you maintain my site after launch?

  Three options. (1) Monthly care plan for updates and small features, $800–$3,000/mo. (2) Pay-as-you-go fixes against an hour-bank. (3) Full hand-off to your in-house developer with docs, screencasts, and a 30-day Slack channel.