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Yes — and not only for the trades people expect. If you sell time, it fits: nail bars, beauty salons, tattoo studios and barber shops, but just as much car washes and garages, clinics and therapists, tutors, pet groomers, repair shops and anyone else who runs a diary. You get a calendar per staff member, real service durations so the day can't be double-booked, deposits on the appointments worth protecting, and automatic reminders before the slot with a one-tap link to move or cancel. Prices are in euro, times are Europe/Malta, and there is no commission on a booking.

There are four things worth checking before you commit to any of them. First, how it charges: a percentage of each booking or a fee per cover means the bill grows every time you have a good month, while a flat software fee does not. Second, who owns the customer list and whether you can export it on the day you leave. Third, whether your customers have to download an app or make an account to book — every extra step loses some of them. Fourth, who answers when it breaks on a Saturday, and what time it is where they are.

LoyalMT is built in Malta and answers those four the same way every time: a flat software fee with 0% commission, an exportable customer list, browser booking with nothing to download, and support from people on the island in English or Malti. It also covers loyalty, tables, ordering and menus on the same login, so a business that needs more than a diary is not buying a second system. If a diary is genuinely all you will ever need and price is the only factor, a single-purpose booking tool may suit you better — the argument for LoyalMT is that most businesses in Malta need two or three of these things, not one.

Most restaurants in Malta end up running three or four separate things: a reservation system, a delivery or takeaway app, a QR menu, and a paper stamp card. Each one charges separately, and none of them know that the person booking Friday's table is the same person who ordered on Tuesday. The question worth asking is not which reservation tool is best in isolation, but how much the whole stack costs once commission and per-cover fees are added up, and whether it leaves you with one customer list or four.

LoyalMT covers table booking with covers, sittings and a live floor plan; WhatsApp ordering; QR ordering with a kitchen display; multi-language menus for the summer; and loyalty cards — on one login, one bill, with no commission and no fee per cover. Deposits on big parties and peak nights are taken at the point of booking and come off the final bill. It is not a marketplace, so it will not put new diners in front of you the way a listing site does; what it does is stop you paying a percentage on the ones who were always going to come.

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and you do not need a card to begin one. After the trial, plans are quoted per business depending on which of the six tools you switch on and how many locations and staff you have. There is no commission on bookings or orders, no fee per cover, and no setup fee. If you take card payments the payment provider charges their own processing fee, and we add nothing on top of it.

Yes. Setup happens in the browser, so nothing has to be installed on site and there is no engineer visit to schedule. Gozo businesses are on the same plans, the same prices and the same support as Malta.

Marketplace platforms usually charge a commission on each booking or a fee per cover, so the bill grows with how well you do rather than with what the software costs to run. We charge for the software and nothing else. They also tend to keep the customer relationship and list you beside the business down the road; here the customer list is yours and exportable. And when something goes wrong on a Saturday night you are messaging someone on the island rather than opening a ticket in another timezone.

Yes. We don't take a percentage of an appointment, a cover, a takeaway order or a ticket — whether the customer is new to you or has been coming for ten years. You pay for the software and nothing else. If you take card payments, the payment provider charges their own processing fee; we don't add anything on top of it.

No, and that's the point. Menus and booking pages open in the browser. Orders happen inside WhatsApp, which they already have. Loyalty cards and booking passes go into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which are built into the phone. There is nothing to install and no account for them to create.

Of course. Plenty of businesses start with just the loyalty card or just WhatsApp ordering and add the rest months later. Everything you switch on shares the same customer list, so nothing has to be set up twice when you do expand.

Yes. Alongside the six products we build custom software, internal dashboards and tailor-made business websites, and we automate the small repetitive jobs that eat an afternoon a week. That work is quoted per project rather than priced from a page — have a look at what we take on.

Two ways. Take a deposit at the moment of booking — you decide the amount, and you can apply it only to peak times, long services or big parties. And send automatic reminders 24 hours and 2 hours before, with a one-tap link that lets the customer move or cancel the booking themselves rather than simply not turning up.

Send us your menu or service list in whatever form you have it — a PDF, a spreadsheet, a photo of the printed one — and we'll build it for you. Most businesses are taking real bookings within a day. You can run both systems side by side for a week if you want the safety net.

No. The kitchen display runs in a browser, so any tablet, old laptop or cheap screen with a browser will do. Staff stamp loyalty cards and manage bookings from their own phones. There is no terminal to buy and no proprietary box to rent.