Lithuania startup ecosystem
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Fintech Inn 2026
Lithuania's flagship fintech conference reflecting Vilnius's status as a European fintech licensing hub with 200+ licensed firms. Attracts 2,000+ attendees including regulators, banks, and fintech founders. Strong focus on payments, open banking, and embedded finance.
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FIRSTPICK
FIRSTPICK is a Vilnius-based pre-seed and inception-stage VC fund founded in 2022 by Dmitrij Sosunov and Andra Bagdonaitė. It backs early-stage founders from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia with initial cheques of €100,000 to €500,000 and follow-on capacity up to €1 million, focusing on AI-enabled software. In 2026 the fund raised a second €25 million vehicle, bringing total AUM across two funds to €45 million. Portfolio companies gain access to a network of 100+ operators and 250+ founders.
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Frontu
Frontu is a Lithuanian field-service-management software company serving industries including heavy equipment, facility management, utilities, HVAC, security and vending. Its platform helps companies schedule and maintain equipment, and it recently added an AI assistant ('Max AI') to help field-service teams triage and act on tasks faster.
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Hack4Vilnius 2026
The 9th edition of Vilnius's flagship city hackathon at VILNIUS TECH's LinkMenų fabrikas, a three-day build sprint creating solutions for urban and business challenges. Organised by Sunrise Valley Science & Technology Park with Vilnius universities and Cognizant.
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Hostinger
Hostinger is a Kaunas-founded web hosting company launched in 2004 that has grown into one of the largest independent hosting providers globally, serving millions of customers across 150+ countries. The company offers shared hosting, cloud hosting, VPS, domain registration, and an AI-powered website builder at aggressively competitive price points. Hostinger is known for making web presence affordable for individuals, freelancers, and small businesses worldwide. With a strong engineering base in Lithuania and offices across multiple continents, the company is one of the Baltic region's most successful bootstrapped technology businesses.
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ICIST 2026
ICIST 2026 is the 32nd International Conference on Information and Software Technologies, hosted by Kaunas University of Technology. The two-day program brings together researchers, engineers, developers and industry practitioners across information systems, business intelligence, software engineering, AI, IoT, cybersecurity and IT applications, with peer-reviewed proceedings published by Springer. Remote participation is also available.
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InSoil (formerly HeavyFinance)
InSoil (rebranded from HeavyFinance in April 2025) is a climate finance company founded in 2020 in Vilnius. It operates a regulated crowdfunding marketplace providing debt capital to small and medium-sized farming businesses to adopt regenerative agriculture practices such as no-till farming and cover cropping. The European Investment Fund committed €20 million as a cornerstone investor in its €50 million private credit fund. The platform is licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider by the Bank of Lithuania.
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Iron Wolf Capital
Iron Wolf Capital is Vilnius-founded deep tech and AI fund established in 2018, with additional offices in London and Tallinn. Its second fund, closed at €100 million, is the largest seed-stage deep tech fund in Baltic history, targeting 25 early-stage companies across AI, photonics, robotics, and space innovation built by Baltic founders and diaspora globally. The team combines backgrounds from Deutsche Bank, YPlan, and early Lithuanian VC history; initial tickets run €0.5–2 million and the fund typically leads or co-leads rounds. Iron Wolf has backed over 20 startups covering sectors from agritech and pharma to defence-adjacent AI.
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Kilo Health
Kilo Health is a Vilnius-based digital health company founded in 2013 that builds, acquires, and scales a portfolio of 30+ health and wellness apps spanning weight management, fitness, mental health, chronic disease management, and personal care. The company serves over 7 million paying customers globally and employs 500+ people across Lithuania, Germany, and Latvia. Kilo Health operates as a health-app studio, applying performance marketing expertise and data-driven product iteration to grow individual apps rapidly. It is one of the largest and most profitable digital health companies in the Baltics, demonstrating Lithuania's strength in consumer app businesses.
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Klaipėda Science and Technology Park
Klaipėda Science and Technology Park (KMTP) is a Lithuanian innovation hub supporting startups, researchers and industry in the Baltic port city of Klaipėda. It organises Portathon, an international port-technology hackathon bringing together students, founders and maritime professionals to prototype solutions for the maritime and logistics sectors.
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Kopa.ai
Vilnius-based agentic AI operating system for e-commerce teams. AI agents autonomously monitor products, campaigns, customers, and inventory, then execute tasks such as generating creatives, adjusting ad budgets, and publishing site updates through connected tools. Reached €1M ARR six months after launch. Raised €2M seed from XTX Ventures and Practica Capital.
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LOGIN Conference 2026
The largest tech and innovation conference in the Baltics, held annually in Vilnius with 4,000+ attendees. Covers startup pitching, fintech, AI, and cybersecurity with international speakers. Tickets range from EUR 100-300, offering strong value for the quality of content and networking.
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LOGIN Conference 2027
LOGIN Conference 2027 takes place in Vilnius on 7-8 October, organised by Delfi. The Lithuanian tech and startup conference covers fintech, AI, cybersecurity and the broader Baltic startup ecosystem.
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Nextury Ventures
Nextury Ventures is a venture capital firm and startup incubator founded in 2013 in Vilnius by entrepreneur Ilja Laurs and ICT executive Mindaugas Glodas. Inspired by Silicon Valley models, it builds and invests in early-stage companies in fintech, proptech, sharing economy, e-commerce, and mobile sectors. Since inception it has invested in over 30 companies across multiple European markets, including the UK and US, with cumulative returns of +219% after taxes reported over a five-year period.
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Nord Security
Nord Security is a Vilnius-based cybersecurity company founded in 2012 that builds a family of privacy and security products including NordVPN, NordPass (password manager), NordLocker (encrypted file storage), and NordLayer (business network security). NordVPN is one of the most recognized consumer VPN brands globally with tens of millions of users. The company employs over 2,000 people and has grown into one of the highest-valued private technology companies in the Baltic region. Nord Security represents Lithuania's strongest global consumer cybersecurity brand and a major anchor of the Vilnius tech ecosystem.
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Ondato
Ondato was founded in 2018 in Vilnius by Liudas Kanapienis and Andrej Vistorskij as a compliance and identity technology platform. It provides KYC, KYB, and AML solutions including digital identity verification, biometric authentication, business onboarding, fraud detection, and risk scoring. The company has raised €6.6 million in total funding and serves over 300 clients globally, with offices in Lithuania, the United Kingdom, and Poland.
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Open Circle Capital
Open Circle Capital is a Vilnius-based early-stage fund founded in 2017, backed two-thirds by the Lithuanian public institution INVEGA and one-third by private investors, with a mandate to invest up to €20 million in the commercialisation of Baltic technology. The fund targets ICT, robotics, high-tech, AI, and IoT companies primarily in Lithuania and Northern Europe, writing seed-stage cheques. Its 17-company portfolio has recorded three acquisitions — Frontu, Eddy Travels, and Paysolut — and the partners collectively bring experience spanning more than 80 technology-transfer transactions and seven previous funds. The team has prior exit history with global acquirers including Facebook, Saab, and Eli Lilly.
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Outcraft AI
Vilnius-based startup building an autonomous revenue engine—AI sales agents that engage prospects, qualify leads, and schedule meetings in real time across email and chat channels without human involvement for routine interactions. Raised €2M pre-seed from Practica Capital.
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Oxylabs
Oxylabs, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Vilnius, provides web data collection infrastructure including a proxy network of over 175 million residential IPs, a Web Scraper API, and AI-powered data extraction tools. The company serves use cases in market research, ad verification, brand protection, and AI training data. In 2025 Oxylabs acquired French web scraping API provider ScrapingBee. It employs between 500 and 1,000 people across multiple locations.
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Paysera
Paysera, founded in 2004, became Lithuania's first licensed e-money institution when the Bank of Lithuania issued it an unlimited electronic money licence in 2012. The company offers online and in-store payment processing, international money transfers, currency exchange, and investment services to individuals and businesses in over 30 countries. It employs more than 700 people. The platform serves event organisers, e-shops, physical retailers, and private clients.
