Lithuania's startup scene is supported by a core group of local accelerators. These programs provide early-stage funding and guidance for new companies.
For example, 70Ventures and FIRSTPICK have each backed over 40 startups. Other active firms include IMI.VC, which has made more than 30 investments.
Below is our list of the best 7 accelerators and incubators in Lithuania.
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Get the Sheet for $5070Ventures partners with early-stage B2B startups to build powerful, scalable sales engines from the ground up. Their revenue acceleration model provides the hands-on expertise and framework needed to transform innovative products into high-growth companies.
| Year Founded | 2019 |
| Founders | Per Møller, Gytenis Galkis, JB Daguene |
| Nº of Investments | 46 |
| Nº of Exits | 4 |
Specializing in internet and mobile technology, IMI.VC provides crucial investment and working capital to innovative startups. Their portfolio highlights a significant focus on the gaming industry, including backing major developers like Game Insight.
| Year Founded | 2011 |
| Founders | Igor Matsanyuk |
| Nº of Investments | 33 |
| Nº of Exits | 3 |
As a hybrid accelerator and private equity fund, Katalista Ventures helps build resilient businesses designed for a better future. They partner with early-stage startups, including Turing College and Monimoto, providing hands-on support guided by a "Triple Top Line" framework that balances people, planet, and profit.
| Year Founded | 2017 |
| Founders | — |
| Nº of Investments | 6 |
| Nº of Exits | 1 |
StartupHighway champions early-stage startups in the Baltic region through its combined accelerator program and seed fund. They provide the essential capital and mentorship needed to help new technology companies launch and scale.
| Year Founded | 2011 |
| Founders | Darius Zakaitis, Rokas Tamošiūnas, Martynas Nikolajevas |
| Nº of Investments | 16 |
| Nº of Exits | 1 |
Baltic Sandbox Ventures operates as both a VC fund and an accelerator, backing pre-seed and seed stage startups in deep tech and life sciences. They provide founders with the necessary capital and programmatic support to transform complex scientific and technological ideas into viable businesses.
| Year Founded | 2022 |
| Founders | — |
| Nº of Investments | 20 |
| Nº of Exits | — |
FIRSTPICK operates as a high-speed venture fund and accelerator, backing tech startups across the Baltics. They provide founders with their first investment and a structured program to help build their companies from the ground up.
| Year Founded | 2022 |
| Founders | Marijus Andrijauskas, Jone Vaituleviciute, Andra Bagdonaite, Dmitrij Sosunov |
| Nº of Investments | 46 |
| Nº of Exits | — |
| Duration (Weeks) | 14 |
Operating as both a venture fund and accelerator, ScaleWolf invests in deep tech startups that have both commercial and defense applications. They provide the necessary capital and strategic support to help these companies scale within the complex dual-use technology landscape.
| Year Founded | — |
| Founders | Dave Harden |
| Nº of Investments | 9 |
| Nº of Exits | — |