Thai sourcing,
ranked by buyers — not agents.

Trust Score (0-100) combines: Google rating (50% weight) and review volume on logarithmic scale (50%). It's our derived metric — not a Google ranking. We rebuild it continuously from public Google Maps data to surface established operations with public proof.

Organic listings are never paid. Some suppliers buy clearly-labelled Editor's Pick / Recommended / Featured slots, but we never delete or downrank organic listings. Sponsored slots appear with explicit badges.

Listings and Trust Scores rebuild from Google Maps data. Phone and website fields come from each supplier's own Google Business Profile — we don't republish or cache scraped contact info.

Google Maps alone surfaces nearest-N matches, mixing real factories with auto-parts retail stores, butcher shops, and 'factory outlet' malls. We aggressively filter B2C noise so the directory only shows real B2B suppliers — manufacturers, factories, warehouses, industrial estates.

Yes, on one path only. If you ask us to source for you — we shortlist factories, handle the English and Thai back-and-forth, compare quotes, and coordinate samples and QC — the factory pays us a success fee when an order closes. You pay us nothing. The other path stays free and unchanged: every listing publishes the factory's own phone number and website, and you are welcome to contact them directly and never involve us. We do not hide contact details to force introductions. Note that a success fee can be reflected in a factory's quoted price, which is why we tell you it exists instead of burying it.

Visit /for-suppliers — listings are free for verified Thai manufacturers and industrial operators. Verification is a one-time process to confirm operational status. Factories that want us to route overseas buyer inquiries to them can also register as a sourcing partner on that page; partner slots are labelled as such wherever they appear.

The directory covers Thailand's entire B2B manufacturing and logistics ecosystem: manufacturers (automotive, electronics, food, chemicals, plastics, rubber, textiles, packaging, steel, machining), industrial estates, warehouses, 3PL logistics providers, and corporate offices. All listings are filtered to exclude B2C retail, restaurants, and factory-outlet shopping centers.

A third-party logistics (3PL) provider manages warehousing, transportation, and customs services on behalf of manufacturers and importers. Major 3PL operators in Thailand include DHL Supply Chain, Kerry Logistics, Yusen Logistics, Linfox Thailand, and Whale Logistics — all with strong coverage near Laem Chabang port and the Eastern Seaboard industrial estates.

DBD verification means a supplier's listing has been cross-checked against Thailand's Department of Business Development (Ministry of Commerce) business registry. Verified suppliers show their official legal name, registration number, registered capital, founding date, and TSIC industry code. This lets buyers confirm the legal entity before signing contracts — something Google Maps alone doesn't provide.

The Eastern Seaboard (Chon Buri and Rayong provinces) hosts the densest concentration of manufacturers — anchored by Toyota, Honda, and petrochemical groups. Bangkok and suburbs (Pathum Thani, Samut Sakhon, Samut Prakan) form the second cluster. The North (Chiang Mai) and Northeast (Khon Kaen, Korat) have growing agri-food and logistics sectors.

Use the category filter (Warehouses) combined with the city filter on this directory. Ready-built warehouses near Laem Chabang port (Chon Buri / Si Racha) are most plentiful for export-focused operations. For inland provinces like Khon Kaen, select the city filter to see available logistics and warehouse operators in that area. Contact each listing directly using the phone or website shown.