The package, in full
The website package is up to ten pages, with the features agreed in writing before work starts. It costs €300 to set up plus €30 a month for hosting, both excluding VAT. The first year includes one hour of website updates a month. I do not advertise a minimum term.
Augmen is the trading brand of Wayne Cutajar Johnston, a sole trader based in Malta. Your client deals with one person from the first reply to launch.
The single invoice for a Micro Invest claim
The Micro Invest 2026 guidelines require each invoice to be at least €500 excluding VAT, and VAT is deducted from the eligible cost (section 4.2). A setup invoice on its own is below that floor.
So for a client planning a claim, I can bill the setup and the first year of hosting on one invoice of €660 excluding VAT. That is the same price as the published package, billed up front rather than monthly. Your client asks for it in their enquiry, or asks me on your advice.
Whether the cost qualifies is for Malta Enterprise and your firm to confirm. I only make the invoice match what the guidelines describe.
What the scheme asks of your client
Quoted from the primary sources listed at the end of this page, checked on 12-09-2026. Read the guidelines themselves before you advise on a claim.
A written agreement signed before work starts, specifying the functionality of the website. Hosting and maintenance count only when they are linked to the new solution.
Guidelines 4.2.3
Each invoice is at least €500 excluding VAT, and VAT is deducted from the eligible cost.
Guidelines 4.2
One to 50 full-time employees. A self-employed person registered with Jobsplus qualifies. VAT registration is required unless the business is exempt.
Guidelines 3.1
A tax credit of 65% of the eligible cost, or 85% in Gozo, capped at €65,000 over any three years.
Guidelines 3.2 and 3.3
Costs are covered from 01-01-2026, and a claim may cover the previous three calendar years.
Guidelines 1.2 and 1.3
An application completed by a CPA is processed within four weeks. Without one it takes at least six months.
Guidelines 1.3
Applications may be submitted from 01-01-2027 through the Malta Enterprise client portal, one application per year.
Malta Enterprise scheme page
How I work with your firm
01
You mention me, or send your client the package page
There is nothing to sign, no account to open and no portal to learn. A link is enough.
02
Your client enquires themselves
I never ask you for a client's name, email address or phone number, so no personal data moves between our firms.
03
I put the scope in writing before I build
Every package starts with a written scope document setting out the pages and features, so the signed agreement the scheme asks for exists before work starts. Your client can share it and the invoice with you.
04
I send work back to you
When an Augmen client needs accounting, VAT or help with a Micro Invest application, I point them at the firms who work with me.
What I do not do
I do not give tax advice, decide whether a cost is eligible, or complete the Micro Invest application. Those belong to Malta Enterprise and to your firm.
I also make no claim about the outcome of any application, and I publish no client result I cannot evidence.
Talk to me
If a client of yours needs a website, send them to the package page. If you would rather speak to me first, use the contact page or call +356 7939 2245. My plain-language guide to the scheme is at Micro Invest and a business website.