How to make a website for your shop in Malta
You don't need to be technical. The process is short, and most of it happens over WhatsApp.
- Fill in the 4-question brief at /start/: what you need, your business type, how often things change, and your contact details
- It opens WhatsApp with your brief typed out, so you just press send
- We review it and reply within 1 working day to talk it through
- We design up to 3 pages and set up your Google Business Profile
- Your site goes live on a domain registered in your name
What to put on three pages
Three pages is enough for most small shops. A common setup is a home page with what you do and your best photos, a page with your services or products and prices, and a contact page with your hours, map and WhatsApp button.
Keep it plain and useful. People mostly want to know what you sell, how much it costs, when you're open and how to reach you. Tourists will read it in English, so clear words beat clever ones.
Built for how people find shops in Malta
Many customers find a local shop on Google Maps, then tap through to call, message or get directions. Your Google Business Profile is set up as part of the €150, and your site links back to it with a Maps button.
WhatsApp is how a lot of people in Malta prefer to ask questions. A WhatsApp button on every page lets them message you in one tap, from their phone.
Who builds it
Boost is based in Mosta and run by Matthew Agius, a working interactive and motion designer. AI speeds up the first drafts, and a real designer shapes every page, so your site looks like your shop.
You can see real projects on our work page, including YPS Malta, Malta Film Guide and RedSec Games.
After your site is live
There's no monthly bill unless you want one. You renew the domain, hosting and SSL from €60/year. A small change of up to 30 minutes is €25, and bigger updates are €40/hour. If your offers or menu change often, ask about ongoing care, priced after a free consultation call. Full details are on our prices page.