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Custom software starts at €15,000, websites at €3,000. A focused internal tool, for example an approval workflow for a back-office team, usually sits near the lower end; a client portal with several interfaces to ERP, CRM or payment systems costs more. To keep the first investment manageable, we often split larger projects into phases: a first version that solves the main problem, followed by extensions once it is in daily use. Every phase is priced as a fixed amount, agreed after a free initial conversation and invoiced in euros. Payment in monthly instalments can be arranged.

Back-office and shared-service teams benefit from web applications that replace email chains and spreadsheets: approval flows, case management and internal dashboards with live figures. Fintechs typically need customer onboarding, account areas and robust API integrations with banking or payment partners. Food and beverage producers and distributors around Mriehel and Qormi get more out of B2B ordering portals or online shops connected to their stock management. Retailers and smaller firms in the town itself often start with a new website or shop. Where it measurably saves time, we add AI, for instance to sort incoming documents or pre-fill forms.

A focused company website is usually live within four to eight weeks, from concept and design to launch. A clearly defined software tool, such as a portal or dashboard, typically takes eight to twelve weeks; larger platforms run in several stages over a few months. The main variable is rarely the code. It is how quickly content, access to existing systems and internal sign-offs become available. In regulated firms, approvals by compliance or IT security take their own time, and we plan for that from the start. Throughout the project, you can follow interim versions on a test environment.

We build to the GDPR from the first line of code: data minimisation, role-based access rights, encryption in transit and at rest, logging of relevant actions and hosting in data centres within the EU. As your processor, we sign a data processing agreement and document our technical and organisational measures so that your compliance team can review them. Requirements arising from supervision by the Malta Financial Services Authority are defined by you and your advisers; we translate them into concrete technical specifications and test against them. Access for our own team is limited to what the project actually needs.