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Callsy is a Vilnius-based conversational AI startup focused on recovering abandoned e-commerce checkouts for online merchants. The product integrates with Shopify, initiates natural-language voice calls to high-intent shoppers, and follows up with personalized SMS incentives to improve conversion. Its multilingual voice workflows are tailored for cross-border commerce across Europe and beyond.
CGTrader is an online marketplace for licensable stock and custom 3D models, serving creators and enterprise customers with marketplace and enterprise 3D modeling services.
Hostinger is a web hosting and cloud services provider offering hosting, domains, and website tools. Launched in 2004 as a Lithuania-based startup, it serves over 4 million people in 150+ countries.
Kilo Health is a digital health and wellness company building and scaling health products, serving 7+ million customers with 30+ products globally.
Nord Security is a cybersecurity company building privacy and security products such as NordVPN, NordPass, NordLocker, and NordLayer.
Baltic e-commerce marketplace group operating local platforms across Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland under brands including Pigu and Hobby Hall.
TransferGo is an international money transfer company focused on migrants, serving customers in 160+ countries.
Vilnius Tech Park is a startup campus in Vilnius located in the restored Sapiegos military hospital complex. It hosts coworking, labs, and community events for tech startups and is supported by the City of Vilnius as a flagship innovation site.
Vinted is one of the most important consumer internet companies to emerge from the Baltics and the dominant European marketplace for second-hand fashion. Its scale comes from solving the resale experience in a way that feels simple for ordinary users rather than niche collectors: easy listing, broad demand, integrated shipping, and a business model that reduces friction on the supply side. That combination turned wardrobe resale from an occasional behavior into a repeat consumer loop, helping normalize recommerce across Europe. Vinted matters in the startup ecosystem because it proves that Lithuania can produce globally relevant consumer platforms with strong brand recognition, operational depth, and defensible marketplace dynamics. It also sits at an interesting intersection of circular economy, logistics, trust, and consumer product design, showing that major marketplace businesses are built as much on operations and liquidity as on software. For founders and investors, Vinted remains a strong case study in how marketplace design choices and local logistics execution can compound into continental scale.