Web design and marketing that grows Maltese businesses.

Our starter sites of up to five pages begin at €300, online stores at €650, and most bespoke 6 to 15 page sites cost €550 to €750. For context, of the Malta-listed web designers on Clutch that showed an hourly rate in October 2026, nine of 15 charged $50 to $99, and 12 of the 17 showing a minimum project started at $1,000 or more. We confirm one fixed price in euros, in writing.

Each Maltese site includes phone-first design, testing to WCAG 2.2 AA for S.L. 627.03, an accessibility statement, a cookie banner that follows the IDPC's consent guidance, a GDPR privacy notice, Core Web Vitals targets in the contract, GA4 and enquiry tracking, on-page SEO, and full ownership of your domain, code and content. Copywriting, a Maltese or other language version and features such as online booking are costed in the calculator.

English, unless your customers need Maltese as well. Both are official languages under Article 5 of the Constitution, and only 14.3% of Maltese firms with ten or more staff run a website in more than one language. We manage the whole project with you in written English and add Maltese, Italian or another version only where it brings enquiries.

If you sell to consumers online and are not a microenterprise, yes. S.L. 627.03 has applied since 28 June 2025 and lists e-commerce services. Service providers with fewer than ten staff and turnover or balance sheet up to €2 million are exempt. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA either way, so growth never forces a rebuild.

Yes. Because we work remotely, a guesthouse in Victoria gets exactly the same process as a firm in Birkirkara. We set up your Google Business Profile, write pages for the Gozo localities you genuinely serve and make sure ferry-day visitors can find, check and book you from a phone.

Yes. Online stores start at €650 and launch in four to six weeks. We show delivery costs, island delivery or collection options and dates before payment, connect the payment methods your buyers use, and track every order to the channel that brought it, so you can see whether residents or visitors are buying.

No. We work with Maltese businesses remotely, through the online brief, a written proposal, a shared project board and weekly staging links. Every question gets a written reply within one working day, and nothing depends on sharing a room.