Online shops that take orders and payments without friction, built on WooCommerce or Shopify and shaped around what you sell. One person from the first call to the first order, and a store that stays yours.
Some are selling online for the first time. Others already sell, but the store gets in the way. Both end in the same place: a shop people can buy from in a few taps, on a phone, without second thoughts.
You have a product and a shop or a workshop, and now you want orders coming in while you sleep. You want to know what it costs, how payments reach your bank and how much work it is to run.
New to this? Start with our guide to selling online in Malta.
The store is live, but carts get abandoned, the mobile checkout is clumsy, the catalogue is hard to search, or the whole thing is slow and nobody has touched it in two years.
Everything a store needs to open and keep running, from one developer who also answers the phone afterwards.
A shop designed around your products and your customers, not a template with your logo dropped in. Clear product pages, a short checkout and a structure that still works when the catalogue grows.
Cards, PayPal, Apple and Google Pay, bank transfer: the methods your customers expect, tested end to end before launch. Fewer steps at checkout, fewer abandoned carts.
Categories, variants, sizes and colours, stock, bundles and discounts, organised so people find the right product quickly and you can manage it without a manual.
Shipping zones and rates for Malta, Gozo and abroad, VAT rules for EU sales, and invoices that come out right. The boring part that becomes expensive when it is wrong.
Google Shopping and Meta product feeds, plus analytics and conversion tracking set up properly, so you know which products sell and which ads pay for themselves.
Moving from a builder, an old store or another platform with products, customers, orders and your Google rankings intact, and redirects for every old link.
English and Italian, or any other pair, with product pages, checkout and emails translated and a language switch that does not break the cart.
Updates with a backup first, security and uptime checks, and a hand when you need a new product type or a seasonal promotion. Included in the monthly plan or quoted on its own.
Three shops selling today, each with a different catalogue and a different kind of buyer.
Alpine liqueurs, sold across Italy.
A bilingual WooCommerce store for a producer of amari and bitters: product sliders, an age gate for alcohol, a wishlist and a checkout that works on a phone in a few taps.
Visit orobicum.it ↗
High jewellery, bought online with confidence.
A WooCommerce store for an Italian jeweller selling engagement rings and loose diamonds: a quiet, luxury look, customer accounts, wishlist and free EU shipping stated up front.
Visit dsdiamonds.com ↗
Pop art, from the gallery wall to the checkout.
An online shop for a pop art artist: limited editions, collections, filters that make a varied catalogue easy to browse, and a fast cart in two languages.
Visit kirasartitaly.com ↗
Both run serious shops. The choice has less to do with features than with how you want to run the store day to day, and we make it with you before anything is built.
A longer comparison is in our article on Shopify vs WooCommerce.
Malta is a small market that shops online like a big one. In the 2025 Eurostat and NSO figures, 71.4% of people aged 16 to 74 had bought something online in the previous year, and Maltese shoppers buy from foreign sellers at twice the EU average.
That cuts both ways: your customers are already used to buying online, and they are used to buying from abroad. A local store wins on the things a foreign site cannot match.
All the numbers, with sources, are on our Malta e-commerce statistics page.
A store is not a brochure with a buy button. These are the rules we apply on every build, and the first things we look at when a shop is not converting.
There is no account manager between you and your store. Andrea builds it and looks after it, from the first call to the first order and beyond. Ask for a change and you get a straight answer on whether it can be done, how long it takes and what it costs.
Need the shop inside a bigger site? That starts on our web design in Malta page.
What you sell, how many products, how they vary, how you ship and who buys. That is what decides the platform and the price.
Scope, timing and cost in writing before anything starts, including what is not included.
The store is built on a private address you can open at any time, with products, payments and shipping set up as we go.
Real test orders, every payment method, every shipping zone, on phone and desktop, before a single customer sees it.
Training so you can add products yourself, then maintenance if you want it and a hand with promotions, feeds and growth.
The team at AMweb has been instrumental in the expansion of our business. They have provided both website design and development as well as SEO services. They are professional, honest, efficient and a pleasure to work with.
AMweb has helped me every step of the way through my website updates and redesign. I really appreciated the advice from Andrea and his team as they helped me work to ensure that my site was competitive in terms of traffic.
AM WebLab helped us with our website, with clear goals on SEO and ranking.
One plan, two ways to pay it. This covers a standard store; a large catalogue, a migration or custom features get their own written quote.
+ €299 setup. Maintenance and updates included, 12-month minimum.
Indicative price for a basic project. Every project gets a written, tailored quote before work begins.
