Website cost calculator
for Malta businesses.

Each answer moves you up a package only when the work really changes. Five pages with your own text and photos is the Professional Website: we design and build it and set up the contact form, call and WhatsApp buttons, basic titles and search settings, analytics and hosting, with one round of changes. The first version is ready 24 to 48 hours after your content is ready.

More pages, or help planning and writing the content, needs a page plan built around your services. That is the Business Website, from €2,490, which also covers custom design, a search-friendly structure, analytics and conversion setup, and integrations agreed in the scope. When the website has to do part of the selling, with a booking or enquiry journey, landing pages for ads, lead tracking or a CRM connection, it becomes the Growth Website, from €4,900.

Two answers do not give a package price. An online shop depends on your products, payments and delivery, so we quote it after a short call. Deposits, staff calendars and client logins are a custom system, which starts from €7,500 excluding VAT, because it runs part of your business rather than just showing it.

More pages. A plumber in Mosta with one services page and a contact page needs far less planning than a clinic with a page for every treatment. More pages means more structure, more design and more text to place, so the jump from five pages is the most common reason a project moves to the Business Website.

Two languages. A site in English and Maltese, or English and Italian, has a second version of every page. Count each language when you answer the first question, because a 5-page site in two languages is really a 10-page site.

Content you do not have yet. Good text and photos are the slowest part of most website projects. If you can send your service list, prices, opening hours and real photos of your work, the build is quick. If you need help deciding what each page says, that planning is real work and it is part of the Business Website.

Features that do part of the selling. A booking request, a quote form that asks the right questions, or a landing page for every ad offer turns the website into a tool for getting customers. That needs testing, tracking and more design, which is why these sit in the Growth Website.

Payments and logins. As soon as people pay, log in or book against real staff calendars, the website needs rules, security and testing that a brochure site does not. That is when we talk about an online shop or a custom system instead.

Our prices exclude VAT. Malta’s standard VAT rate is 18%, so a €990 website is €1,168.20 with VAT, a €2,490 website is €2,938.20 and a €4,900 website is €5,782. Tick the VAT box in the calculator to see your estimate with VAT added.

Whether that VAT is a real cost depends on how your business is registered. A business with a standard VAT registration can usually claim back VAT on business costs on its VAT return. A small undertaking registered under Article 11 does not charge VAT and cannot claim it back, so for them the price with VAT is the real cost. Your accountant can confirm which applies to you.

Some Malta support schemes have helped businesses pay for websites and digital tools, but schemes open, close and change their rules, and most only refund costs that follow their conditions to the letter. Check the current scheme before you sign anything, and keep every quote, invoice and proof of payment. Our guide below explains what to look for.