
How long a website takes in Malta
Why many builds take weeks, and how the 24-hour offer works.
Websites · Grants and deadlines
If a scheme needs a live website, or you must invoice work before a window closes, waiting weeks for a first draft can cost you the date. The 24-Hour Premium Website can go live within 24 hours of cleared payment and complete content, for €2,990. We do not decide whether your grant is approved; we get the site ready in time.

You can have a custom website live before a Malta grant or scheme deadline: up to 15 pages within 24 hours of payment and content at kick-off, for €2,990, with a 100% refund if we are late. Whether the cost qualifies is set by the scheme, not by us. Read whether there is a grant for a website and the 24-Hour Premium Website page.
The window
Grant and support schemes run on calendars, not on “we will send a draft next month”. If you must show a live URL, or submit an invoice before a closing date, a two-to-ten-week website timeline can push you past the window.
That range is what Malta agencies publish for a standard business site, checked on 9 November 2026. It is not a guess, and it is not named here. The comparison, and our own 24-hour offer, is explained in how long a website takes in Malta.
Speed does not change the scheme rules. It only changes whether you still have a website when the date arrives. A late invoice or a URL that still says “coming soon” is a problem no design flourish will fix after the window shuts.
Do you already have a closing date in writing? Apply now for a website
The paperwork
Some schemes ask for a live website as part of how you sell or present the business. Others care more about a dated invoice and proof the work was delivered. A few need both.
Keep the email or PDF that states the closing date, and work backwards from it rather than from a hopeful “we should be fine”. This page does not list every rule. Eligibility, caps and what counts as a qualifying cost change by scheme and by year. For websites as a tax credit, start with is there a grant for a website in Malta. For the Digitalise your SME path, see Digitalise your SME grant.
Read the guidance notes you were given, or ask the body that runs the scheme, before you treat the website fee as eligible. We will write a clear invoice for the work we do.
The build

The 24-Hour Premium Website is built for this kind of date. You get up to 15 custom pages, polished from the notes you send, with SEO on every page, a form, WhatsApp and click-to-call, for €2,990.
If we do not deliver within 24 hours after payment is cleared and all content is received at the booked kick-off, we refund 100% and you keep the website. That rule is in the 24-hour guarantee in our terms.
Shops, booking systems, extra languages and software integrations are not part of that day. If the scheme is really about a system, say so early, because those projects have their own timeline.
| Fits the 24-hour website | Needs a longer quote |
|---|---|
| A brochure site of up to 15 pages | An online shop |
| A live URL and a clear invoice for the build | A booking or CRM system |
| Content polish from your notes | Copy written from nothing, unless you add the €490 writing add-on first |
Tell us the date you were given. We reply within 2–3 hours with what can go live in time.
Free tool
Type the last day the site must be live, or the last day you can still send an invoice. The result only uses the date you enter. It is not a grant decision.
Pick the last day the site must be live, or the last day you can still send an invoice. This does not decide whether a grant will be approved.
Are notes and photos ready?
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Your side
Send the kick-off kit as soon as you can: logo, notes, photos, services, contact details and domain access. The clock does not start while those are missing.
If two people must approve every sentence, start earlier. A deadline week is the wrong time for a long review chain.
Tell us the date in the form, and whether you need a live URL, an invoice, or both. We plan the kick-off so the 24 hours finish before that date.
Want us to work back from your deadline? Apply now for a website
Honesty
We will not say the website “guarantees” a grant. We will not invent a score, a success rate or a figure the scheme did not publish.
We will not squeeze a shop or a custom system into 24 hours to chase a date. If the honest answer is that the extra work needs more time, we will say that and still offer a brochure site you can launch in a day.
After
You get 30 days of small changes after launch, which is useful if a reviewer asks you to add a detail. You also get a short launch report.
If the grant also covers marketing, we can plan Meta ads once the pages are up. That is a separate service, from €1,249 a month plus ad spend.
A few straight answers
Yes, if the deadline is at least 24 hours after payment is cleared and your content is ready at kick-off. The 24-Hour Premium Website is €2,990 for up to 15 pages.
No. Each scheme has its own rules, dates and documents. We build the website. Your accountant or the agency that runs the scheme confirms what is eligible.
Sometimes a website can sit inside a wider scheme, such as Micro Invest as a tax credit. The details are on our website grant guide, not in this article.
We refund 100% of the payment and you keep the website.
No. We can invoice clearly for the website work and give you a live URL. The application itself stays with you and your advisers.
Those are quoted separately and take longer. We can still launch a brochure site in 24 hours if that is what the deadline needs.
Sources
A useful first step
The 24-Hour Premium Website is €2,990 for up to 15 pages. If we miss the 24 hours after payment and content are in, we refund 100% and you keep the website. Grant approval is always separate.
Step 1 of 2
A few quick questions, about a minute. We usually reply within 2–3 hours.