What websites cost in Malta in 2026
Prices in Malta swing a lot, and it depends on who you ask. Here are some real figures we found published online (as of October 2026), so you can see the range for yourself.
One provider on the Malta CVS professional-support listing offers websites to voluntary organisations for €450 one-time, plus €100/year for domain and hosting (and €20 more for a .com.mt). K-Solutions builds the site for free, then charges an all-inclusive monthly package from €30. Anomaly Arts Web in Gżira lists a Marketing Website Package at €150/month.
At the bigger end, Valletta Software describes small software projects as anything under €35k. A foreign cost guide from Devtechnosys estimates €9,339 to €14,942 for a simple website in Malta. That is a foreign estimate for custom development, so treat it as the top of the scale.
| Option | What you get | Published price |
|---|---|---|
| Boost AI Malta | Up to 3-page website, consultation, Google Business Profile, domain in your name | €150 one-off, then from €60/year |
| Provider listed by Malta CVS | Website for voluntary organisations | €450 one-time + €100/year |
| K-Solutions | Free website creation on a monthly plan | From €30/month |
| Anomaly Arts Web | Marketing website package | €150/month |
| Valletta Software | Custom software projects | Small projects under €35k |
What a basic website costs over 3 years
Upfront price only tells half the story. Here's the 3-year cost of a basic website using the published prices above (October 2026). Renewal and monthly fees are counted for all 3 years.
| Option | How it's charged | 3-year cost |
|---|---|---|
| Boost AI Malta | €150 once + from €60/year | €330 |
| Provider listed by Malta CVS (voluntary organisations) | €450 once + €100/year | €750 |
| K-Solutions | Free build + from €30/month | €1,080 |
| Anomaly Arts Web | €150/month | €5,400 |
On these published figures, Boost has the lowest 3-year cost. Prices change, so check each provider's current offer.
Boost's full price list
We keep our prices short and public. You pay once for the website. After that, you only pay for what you actually use.
- Website: €150, once
- Domain, hosting & SSL renewal: from €60/year
- Small change (up to 30 min): €25
- Bigger updates: €40/hour
- Extra pages, online shops, booking systems, apps and AI tools: quoted after a chat
- Ongoing care (monthly): priced after a free consultation call
What the €150 includes
The €150 is a full, working website for a small business. It is built for the way people in Malta actually find you: they search on Google Maps, tap a button, and send you a WhatsApp.
- A consultation and a review of your brief
- Up to 3 pages designed for your business
- Works on phones, tablets and laptops
- WhatsApp and Google Maps buttons
- Your Google Business Profile set up
- A domain registered in your name
What costs extra
Some things take more work, so we quote them after a quick chat. That includes extra pages beyond three, an online shop, a booking system, small apps and AI tools such as automatic replies on WhatsApp.
If your menu, offers or products change every week, ongoing care may suit you better. You get regular monthly updates, and a booking page, shop or AI replies if you need them. We price it after a free consultation call, because every business changes at a different pace.
How we keep the price low
We use AI to get the first layouts, text and code drafted quickly. Then a real designer shapes every page so it doesn't look like a template. Boost is run by Matthew Agius, a working interactive and motion designer based in Mosta.
You also avoid the usual traps. There is no lock-in contract, no monthly bill unless you ask for one, and the domain is yours. If you ever want to move on, you take your name with you.
Cheaper options: DIY builders
You can build a site yourself with Wix, Squarespace or Durable. Wix and Webflow are among the most-used builders on Malta sites, according to wmtips. They work, but you pay a monthly plan and spend your own evenings on it. We compare both routes in our Wix vs web designer guide.