A List of the Most Popular Free Classified Websites in Thailand

The most popular Classified Sites in Thailand


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Today we’ll talk about the country with the best spicy shrimp soup -  Tom Yum Goong. Thailand is a beautiful country at the center of the Southeast Asian Indochinese peninsula and its population is over 68 million people. With its tropical monsoon climate, Thailand is the world's 50th largest country by total area and the 21st-most-populous country. Bangkok is the capital and also the largest city in Thailand.

Now, which are the most popular classified sites in Thailand?
This is a frequently asked question among advertisers and bloggers who want to post ads for their websites, blogs, products, and services. Let me share a list of the most popular classified sites in Thailand, where every person can browse through numerous ads, post, buy or sell any kind of goods and services.

Before you post: how Thailand's classifieds scene has changed, and how to stay safe

The list below still covers the main categories, but Thailand's market and its rules have changed a lot since we wrote it. Here is what we found in October 2026.

• Kaidee is the general classifieds brand missing from this list. It launched in September 2011 as dealfish.co.th, became OLX.co.th in March 2014, and was renamed Kaidee that November. Dubai-based EMPG bought it in April 2020 (Wikipedia). Its web traffic has fallen sharply: Similarweb now ranks kaidee.com #555 among sites in Thailand and #11 in the marketplace category (Similarweb).
• Pantipmarket is still very active. Its homepage advertises more than 500,000 products and services, including 83,691 real estate listings (Pantipmarket, October 2026).
• One2car is now part of a regional group. iCar Asia bought One2car in December 2014 (MarketScreener). Malaysia's Carsome bought a first stake in iCar Asia in July 2021 and completed its takeover in February 2022, in a deal worth more than US$200 million (TechCrunch, TNGlobal).

New rules for online marketplaces

Since 20 August 2023, Thailand's Royal Decree on Digital Platform Services has required marketplaces to notify the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA) if they earn more than THB 50 million a year (for companies) or have more than 5,000 monthly users in Thailand. Overseas platforms serving Thai users must appoint a coordinator based in Thailand (Norton Rose Fulbright).

On 12 April 2025, amendments to the Emergency Decree on technology crime were published. Under them, banks, telecom operators and social media platforms can share liability for scam losses unless they show they followed their regulator's security standards (Tilleke & Gibbins).

Fake sales are the most common scam

The Thai government reported 708,141 online fraud complaints between March 2022 and October 2024, with losses of 74.8 billion baht. Fake sales of goods and services were the most common type of fraud (The Nation, November 2024). The pattern continues. In the week of 19–25 July 2026, the police Anti-Cyber Scam Center received 5,716 complaints, and 4,429 of them (77.5%) involved fake product or service sales, with losses above 48 million baht (The Pattaya News).

• Don't transfer money before you see the item, especially for phones, cars and rentals advertised below market price.
• Keep the conversation on the platform. Be wary of sellers who quickly move you to LINE and ask for payment there.
• For vehicles and property, meet the seller and check the ownership documents in person.
• If you are scammed, report it right away to the Anti-Cyber Scam Center hotline 1441 or at thaipoliceonline.go.th, so that the receiving account can be frozen quickly.