Klaipėda, Lithuania · Tiltų g. 19
Web development in Klaipėda, Lithuania
NordaxIT is a software company registered in Klaipėda, on Lithuania's Baltic coast. We build websites, e-commerce and internal systems for EU businesses — one hour ahead of Berlin, inside the EU for contracts and data, and close enough to visit.
Where we are
- Address
- Tiltų g. 19, LT-91249 Klaipėda
- Hours
- Mon–Fri, 09:00–18:00 EET
- Time zone
- UTC+2 · 1h ahead of CET
- Registry code
- 307668471
Nearest airport is Palanga (PLQ), 30 minutes away; Riga and Vilnius are both around three hours by road. Visitors are welcome — we just ask for a day's notice.
What a Baltic team changes in practice
Nearshore only matters if the overlap is real. Here is what the location actually buys you, and what it does not.
A full working day of overlap
Klaipėda is UTC+2 — one hour ahead of Berlin and Paris, two ahead of London. A question asked at 9am your time is answered before lunch, not overnight.
Inside the EU, on purpose
Lithuanian entity, EU contract law, GDPR by default, invoices in euros with a valid registry code. No data transfer agreements, no third-country assessments.
You talk to the engineer
The person on the call is the person writing the code. Small team, no account layer between the brief and the build — which is also why we cap how many projects run at once.
You can come and look
Palanga airport is thirty minutes from the office and connects through Riga and Copenhagen. Most clients never visit; the ones who do tend to sign faster.
What it costs
Same numbers as everywhere else on this site. Simple projects land at the bottom of each range, and you get one fixed figure in writing after a 30-minute call.
Landing page
One focused page for a campaign, product or service, built to convert and to load instantly.
Business website
A full site — services, pricing, contact, blog — with editable content and search set up properly from the start.
Platform or store
E-commerce, customer portals, booking systems, internal tools — anything with accounts, data and integrations.
Support after launch runs €120–350/month. An audit of an existing site is €300–700, or free if you only want to know what is wrong with it.
What we build
Klaipėda is a port city — logistics, manufacturing and trade — so most of the work here is systems that move data rather than brochures that describe it.
Business websites
Services, pricing, contact and a blog in one place — fast on a phone, findable in search, and editable by your own team.
E-commerce
Real stock levels, payments and shipping, wired into accounting and the warehouse so nobody retypes an order into a second system.
Portals and customer systems
Bookings, order tracking, customer self-service and internal tools — anywhere there are accounts, permissions and data.
System integrations
Connecting what already works: accounting, CRM, warehouse, carrier systems. Data moves on its own instead of via a spreadsheet.
Document automation
Invoices, waybills and contracts read and filed automatically. In logistics and manufacturing this is usually the single largest time saving available.
AI and process automation
The routine work a person does at a keyboard today — triage, replies, reports, moving data between systems.
What to ask before you sign — with anyone
This list is not about us. These are six questions that show within ten minutes whether a proposal is serious. Ask them of everyone quoting you, including us.
- 01
Who owns the code and the domain?
The answer has to be “you”, and it has to be in the contract. If the site lives in the agency's hosting account and the agency's repository, the price of leaving is unbounded — and you only discover it when you want to leave.
- 02
Is the price fixed, and what counts as extra?
“From €900” is not a price. Ask for one number and one sentence about what is outside it. With no written scope, every later request becomes a negotiation.
- 03
Who writes the copy and where do the photos come from?
Content, not code, is what delays most projects. If nobody answers this out loud, the build stalls in week three and the post-mortem blames the client for not sending things.
- 04
Can we edit content ourselves?
Every text change that needs a developer is an invoice and a week of waiting. Ask to see the editing interface live, not as a screenshot.
- 05
What will the mobile performance numbers be?
Ask for a specific mobile PageSpeed figure rather than “it'll be fast”. Most traffic arrives on a phone, and the mobile version is the one Google actually measures.
- 06
What happens after launch?
Who fixes bugs in the first month, what maintenance costs, and how fast someone answers when something breaks. A site with no answer here is a security incident waiting for its first birthday.
Questions we get asked
Straight answers, before you have to ask on a call.
Where exactly is NordaxIT based?
Tiltų g. 19, LT-91249 Klaipėda, Lithuania — registry code 307668471, verifiable in the Lithuanian company register. Klaipėda is Lithuania's third city and its only seaport, on the Baltic coast about 300 km from Vilnius.
What time zone do you work in?
EET, UTC+2 — one hour ahead of Berlin, Paris and Madrid, and two ahead of London. Our 09:00–18:00 gives a German client roughly seven hours of live overlap and a UK client about six.
What does a project cost?
From €600 for a single landing page to €8,000 for an e-commerce build or platform, with a typical business website at €1,000–4,500. You get one fixed number in writing after a 30-minute call, and it does not move unless the scope does.
How long does it take?
One to two weeks for a landing page, one to five for a business website, two to eight for a platform or shop. The clock starts at agreed scope rather than first contact — content and photography are the usual cause of slippage, so we plan those in from the start.
Do you work with clients outside Lithuania?
Yes — most of our English-language work is for businesses elsewhere in the EU. We contract in English, invoice in euros, and the location matters mainly for time zone, jurisdiction and the option of meeting in person.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit — the repository is yours and the hosting is in your account, not ours. That is deliberate: it means staying with us has to be a decision you keep making rather than one you are locked into.
Tell us what you need built
Send the brief. Within one working day you get a written scope and a fixed price — no sales call, no commitment.
NordaxIT, MB · Tiltų g. 19, LT-91249 Klaipėda