IT Companies and Startups in Lithuania

2023. Site.pro website builder now has an AI assistant



Lithuanian website and online store builder Site.pro has integrated with ChatGPT language AI model, adding an AI assistant to the service. It can quickly generate content for website pages (articles, blog posts, or even headlines). You can simply enter company's industry, topic, and keywords and click the Generate button to start the process. You can also use it to generate ideas for articles to write and pages to add.


2022. WiseTeam - Kanban project management system + CRM



WiseTeam is a Lithuanian startup that aims to combine project management and CRM in a Kanban interface. The service provides all the tools necessary for effective work and project management. It allows users to plan, track, and execute all business-related activities in one place and make important decisions on the fly. The developers say that with a Kanban board, such important business operations as employee time management, project management, process management, customer relationship management, invoicing and billing, quality management, and others can be easily tracked. WiseTeam also includes highly analytical tools. Each employee can create their own dashboards with the tools that are most important to them. These tools also allow users to see the status of important events, projects, and sales opportunities in real time and from multiple perspectives.


2022. Lithuania Extends Startup Visa Duration to Two Years


Starting from August, under the Startup Visa Lithuania program, foreign startups wishing to operate in Lithuania can reside in the country for two years without interruption instead of one. Previously, founders were forced to renew their startup visas annually. Now, after two years on a startup visa, a team can apply for temporary resident status for an additional three years. Lithuania launched startup visas in 2017, and since then, more than 90 foreign startups have relocated to the country. According to Startup Lithuania, there are currently more than 1,000 startups operating in Lithuania, which have attracted €423 million in investment in the last year alone.

2007. Outsourcing companies Exigen Services and StarSoft Development Labs announced merger

Exigen Services and StarSoft Development Labs have announced a merger. Exigen Services is an IT outsourcing provider in Latvia and Lithuania, while StarSoft is a custom software developer in Russia and Ukraine. Exigen Services has a production base in the European Union and significant experience in outsourcing and creating IT solutions for large corporations, while StarSoft has a strong position in the Russian labor market and successfully applies agile software development methodologies. The companies have been close for many years and have now decided to formalize their relationship. This was also facilitated by favorable market conditions: placing software development orders in Central and Eastern Europe is no longer a rarity, but rather a part of the strategy of many companies in the US and Western Europe. Consequently, the market requires large suppliers capable of solving complex and large-scale problems. It is expected that the combined company will be able to provide a wide range of services to leading American and Western European corporations from the Global 2000.