Lithuania · EU · UTC+2
Web development company in Lithuania
NordaxIT is a software development company registered in Klaipėda, Lithuania, building websites, e-commerce and web platforms for companies across the EU. Business website €1,000–4,500 in 1–5 weeks, landing page from €600, online store from €1,500. Fixed price in writing, EU contract, code in your own repository from day one.
How remote delivery works
- First call
- 30-minute video call
- Quote
- In writing within 1 working day
- During the build
- Staging URL, new build every few days
- Contract
- Lithuanian (EU) entity, VAT invoice, milestones
Klaipėda is UTC+2 — one hour ahead of Berlin and Paris, two ahead of London — so a question asked in your morning is answered before your lunch. Visitors are welcome; Palanga airport is 30 minutes from the office.
What to check before hiring a web developer in Lithuania
Lithuania has hundreds of agencies and freelancers quoting anywhere from €300 to €30,000 for "a website". The difference is rarely the design. It is four things most proposals do not spell out.
Who owns the result
Domain, hosting and code in your accounts from day one. A site that lives on the developer's server is a rental — which you discover the day you want to switch.
Whether the price is a price
"From €900" is not a price. Ask for one figure in writing and one sentence on what it excludes. We give both after a 30-minute call, and the figure does not move unless the scope does.
What happens after launch
Thirty days of fixes included, then a care plan at €120–350 a month — or the documentation and full control. A site with no answer to this question is a security hole a year later.
Whether it can be found
Technical SEO — mobile speed, structured data, sitemap, redirects from the old site — is in every project. We do not promise rankings; we promise nothing technical is in the way.
Web development prices in Lithuania
Same numbers as everywhere else on this site, in euros, excluding VAT. Simple projects land at the bottom of each range; 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.
E-commerce €1,500–9,000, mobile apps from €2,500, care plans €120–350 a month. Roughly a third to a half of comparable German or Nordic agency rates for the same seniority — that is the nearshore case, and it is the only one we make.
What we build
Usually not a brochure. A system that takes orders, shows real stock, feeds enquiries into the CRM and does not need a developer for every text change.
Business websites
Services, pricing, contact and a blog in one place — fast on a phone, findable in search, editable by your own team.
E-commerce
WooCommerce, Shopify or custom, wired to payments, shipping, the warehouse and accounting.
Portals and customer systems
Bookings, order tracking, customer self-service, internal tools — wherever there are accounts, data and permissions.
Mobile apps
iOS and Android from one React Native codebase, published through your own store accounts.
AI agents and automation
Assistants in your customers' language, invoice extraction, system integrations — when the site has to work, not just show.
Visit the office
Tiltų g. 19, Klaipėda — half an hour from Palanga airport. Most clients never visit; the ones who do tend to sign faster.
Six questions for any web developer in Lithuania
Ask them of everyone who quotes you, including us. The answers show in ten minutes whether a proposal is serious.
- 01
Who will own the code, the domain and the hosting?
The answer has to be "you", and it has to be in the contract. Otherwise the exit cost is unlimited and only becomes visible when you want to leave.
- 02
Is the price fixed, and what counts as extra?
One number and one sentence on what it excludes. If the scope is not written down, every later request becomes a negotiation.
- 03
Who writes the copy and where do the photos come from?
The most common cause of delay is not code, it is content. If nobody answers this out loud, the project stalls in week three.
- 04
Will I be able to edit the content myself?
Every change that needs a developer is an invoice and a week's wait. Ask to see the admin screen live, not in a screenshot.
- 05
What will the mobile speed scores be?
Ask for a concrete PageSpeed mobile figure, not "it will be fast". Search engines rank the mobile version.
- 06
What happens after launch?
Who fixes bugs in month one, what maintenance costs, how fast someone answers when something stops working.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before the call.
How much does a website cost in Lithuania?
From €600 for a single-page landing to €8,000 for an online store or platform; a business website is typically €1,000–4,500. Prices exclude VAT, are fixed in writing after a 30-minute call and do not change unless the scope does.
Why hire a web development company in Lithuania?
EU contract and GDPR by default, a full working day of overlap with Central Europe (UTC+2), invoices in euros with a valid registry code, and senior engineering at roughly a third to a half of German or Nordic agency rates. No data-transfer agreements, no third-country assessments.
How long does it take?
A landing page 1–2 weeks, a business website 1–5 weeks, an online store or platform 2–8 weeks, counted from an approved scope. The usual source of delay is copy and photos, so we plan those on day one.
Do we need to visit Lithuania?
No. Most projects run entirely on video calls, a staging URL you see every few days and a repository in your own account. The office in Klaipėda is open to visitors with a day's notice — Palanga airport is thirty minutes away.
Who will do the work?
The engineer you speak to on the first call. NordaxIT deliberately runs a small number of projects at a time, so the person who scopes your build writes it, from kick-off to handover.
What happens after launch?
Thirty days of fixes are included. After that, a care plan at €120–350 a month — hosting, updates, monitoring, small changes — or take the documentation and run it yourself; the code and hosting are yours either way.
Tell us about the project
Describe what needs building in two sentences. Within one working day you get a written scope and a fixed price — no sales calls, no obligation.
NordaxIT, MB · Tiltų g. 19, LT-91249 Klaipėda