Valletta

Firms near the courts and ministries usually need two things: a website that presents their practice areas clearly to international clients, and a secure way to exchange documents once a mandate begins. We build both. The website gets a clean structure, several language versions where needed and a content management system your team can update without help. Behind it, a client portal can handle onboarding forms, document uploads and status updates. For tourism, cruise and hospitality businesses around the Grand Harbour, the focus shifts to booking requests, seasonal offers and fast mobile pages. Media and publishing houses, in turn, often need a flexible editorial system.

Malta and Germany share the same time zone, so calls and replies happen within normal office hours on both sides. You have one fixed contact person from kick-off to launch, and the project language is English or German, as you prefer. We work in short iterations: every few weeks you see a working interim version on a test environment and decide what comes next. Requirements, decisions and documentation are recorded in writing, which compliance-minded firms in Valletta tend to appreciate. We have no office in Malta, but for a kick-off or a requirements workshop we are happy to come to Valletta.

Data protection is part of the build, not a later add-on. We collect only the data a form actually needs, load tracking only with consent, host in data centres within the EU and sign a data processing agreement with you. Accessibility follows WCAG 2.1 AA: sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation, meaningful alternative text and clear error messages in forms. Since June 2025, the European Accessibility Act has applied to many consumer-facing digital services across the EU, including e-commerce and passenger-transport booking, with an exemption for micro-enterprises providing services. Tourism and cruise businesses should therefore check their booking paths early. We do not give legal advice, but we implement the requirements your advisers define.

A company website starts at €3,000. Custom software, such as a client portal or a document workflow, starts at €15,000. Where a project lands above those figures depends mainly on the number of languages, the integrations with existing systems and how much content we create together with you. After a free initial consultation, you receive a fixed price, so the budget does not move as the work progresses. We invoice in euros, which is Malta's currency as well, so exchange rates never come into it. Monthly instalments are possible on request.