Top 50 IT Outsourcing Companies in Eastern Europe: 2026 Edition

EPAM Systems is a software engineering and digital services company whose predecessor entity was founded in 1993 and whose largest delivery locations include Ukraine, Poland and Belarus. Its 10-K for 2025 reports revenue of US$5.46 billion, up from US$4.73 billion in 2024, and about 62,850 employees at year-end, of whom about 56,600 were delivery professionals. India has become its largest single delivery location (about 12,200 delivery professionals), but Ukraine (about 8,750) and Poland (about 5,050) remain among its largest, alongside Belarus and Mexico. The company is incorporated in Delaware, trades on the New York Stock Exchange, and in 2025 completed the purchase-price allocation for its acquisition of the Latin American consultancy NEORIS.

Asseco Poland is the parent of the Asseco Group, a Polish software and IT services group; the 2025 statements of Asseco South Eastern Europe describe that company as part of the Asseco Poland Group. Warsaw Business Journal reported on 1 April 2026 that group revenue rose 12% to PLN 16.78 billion in 2025 and that the parent recorded a record net profit of PLN 1.14 billion, up 119% year on year, while operating profit rose 11%. In the ITwiz Best100 ranking of IT revenue earned in Poland, the parent company alone booked PLN 2.80 billion in 2025. The group consolidates several separately listed or reporting companies, among them Asseco South Eastern Europe, which appears separately in this list.

Endava is a technology services company founded by John Cotterell in February 2000 and headquartered in London, but its principal delivery capacity sits in Central and South-Eastern Europe. Its annual report on Form 20-F for the year to 30 June 2025 reports revenue of £772.3 million and 11,479 employees, down from 12,085 a year earlier. The filing names Romania as its primary delivery location, with about 3,289 delivery employees, of whom 1,082 work in Cluj-Napoca and 909 in Bucharest, and also names Moldova among its operating countries, alongside subsidiaries in North Macedonia and Poland. Its Romanian operating company, Endava Romania SRL, reported net turnover of RON 1.18 billion and 4,023 average staff for 2025 in its Ministry of Finance filing.

Sii is a Polish IT services and outsourcing company and, measured by IT revenue earned in Poland, the largest locally founded services firm after the Asseco parent. ITwiz's Best100 ranking, published on 10 July 2026, records Sii's IT sales revenue at PLN 2.16 billion in 2025, against PLN 2.11 billion in 2024, placing it 15th among all IT companies operating in Poland. Its Romanian subsidiary, Sii IT&C Services SRL, reported 2025 net turnover of RON 188.8 million and 361 average staff. Revenue growth slowed to about 2% in 2025; the only services firms above it in the ITwiz table were the Asseco parent and two foreign-owned operations, Capgemini Polska (PLN 2.51 billion) and EPAM's Polish entity (PLN 2.21 billion).

Comarch is a Polish software and IT services company whose investor pages cover telecoms, e-invoicing and business software alongside services. Its investor-relations page reports consolidated sales revenue of PLN 1,916.4 million for 2024, up 5.5%, with net profit attributable to shareholders of PLN 57.6 million, down 42.8%. The same page notes that Comarch S.A. lost its public-company status on 26 March 2025, after which no consolidated 2025 report was posted, so 2024 is the latest full year it published. ITwiz recorded Comarch's IT revenue earned in Poland at PLN 1.42 billion in 2025, up from PLN 1.32 billion.

Asseco South Eastern Europe (ASEE) is the Asseco Group company whose 2025 statements say it operates in Central Europe, South-Eastern Europe, the Iberian Peninsula, Egypt, Turkey, Colombia, Peru, the Dominican Republic, India and the United Arab Emirates, with payment businesses run through Payten subsidiaries in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its consolidated financial statements for 2025 report sales revenue of PLN 1,798.7 million, up from PLN 1,708.2 million in 2024, and net profit for the period of PLN 180.3 million; the report cites 3,986 employees. The company was established on 10 April 2007 as Asseco Adria and has its registered office in Rzeszów, Poland, although almost all of its operations are in South-Eastern Europe.

Grid Dynamics is a digital engineering company founded in 2006 and headquartered in Silicon Valley, whose engineering workforce is concentrated in Central and Eastern Europe, India and Latin America. Its 10-K for 2025 reports revenue of US$411.8 million, up from US$350.6 million in 2024, and 4,961 personnel at year-end. The filing lists engineering locations in Kraków, Gdańsk, Warsaw and Wrocław in Poland, Belgrade and Novi Sad in Serbia, Bucharest and Iași in Romania, Chișinău in Moldova, Yerevan in Armenia and several Ukrainian cities, and names firms based in Central and Eastern Europe among its direct competitors. It trades on Nasdaq under the ticker GDYN.

GlobalLogic is a digital engineering company owned by Hitachi, which says it is uniting GlobalLogic and Hitachi Digital Services under a single global brand. It runs regional websites for Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Croatia and Ukraine, among others. ITwiz recorded IT sales revenue of PLN 765.1 million for GlobalLogic Poland in 2025, down from PLN 802.8 million in 2024. Its Romanian operating company, GlobalLogic Romania SRL in Cluj-Napoca, reported 2025 net turnover of RON 360.4 million and 776 average staff to the Romanian Ministry of Finance. Only the Polish figure is used for ranking; the group's worldwide revenue is reported inside Hitachi and is not broken out.

Transition Technologies is a Polish technology group made up of several separately reporting companies. ITwiz lists the group at PLN 712.4 million of IT revenue in 2025, slightly down from PLN 724.7 million. One of its members, Transition Technologies PSC, is headquartered at the University Business Park in Łódź, describes itself as operating since 1991 and as part of Transition Technologies Group, and reports more than 800 employees; ITwiz records it separately at PLN 241.2 million. The PSC unit lists cloud transformation, digital product engineering, digital manufacturing, sustainability, ITSM, software services, supply-chain and data and AI as its service areas.

Luxoft is a software engineering firm that describes itself as a DXC Technology company and states a workforce of more than 17,000 people in 61 offices worldwide. Its largest Central European subsidiaries are in Poland and Romania. ITwiz recorded IT sales revenue of PLN 625.4 million for Luxoft Poland in 2025, down from PLN 650.8 million in 2024. The Bucharest-registered Luxoft Professional Romania SRL, incorporated in 1998, reported 2025 net turnover of RON 609.5 million and 1,935 average staff in its Ministry of Finance filing, which would rank close to the Polish entity if taken on its own. The page describes custom software for mission-critical processes, distributed agile delivery and sector-specific accelerator tools.

SoftServe is a software engineering and consulting company whose website reports 10,000 employees in 54 offices across 17 countries. ITwiz recorded IT sales revenue of PLN 513.7 million for SoftServe Poland in 2025, up from PLN 474.1 million in 2024, an increase of about 8%. The group also registered SoftServe Romania SRL in Bucharest in 2022; that company reported 2025 net turnover of RON 43.6 million and 110 average staff. SoftServe's consolidated revenue is not published in a filing, so only the Polish entity's figure is used here.

Billennium is a Polish IT services company operating since 2003. Its website reports more than 1,900 professionals and ten offices across three continents, and it groups its work into expert staffing, managed services and technology solutions. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT sales revenue at PLN 410.5 million, up from PLN 378.1 million in 2024, a gain of about 9% in a year when several Polish peers shrank. In the ITwiz table it sits just above Deviniti and WASKO and below SoftServe Poland.

Deviniti was established in Wrocław in 2004 and has been a Platinum Atlassian partner since 2017; its website cites more than 300 specialists in 2024. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 407.9 million, up from PLN 382.0 million, and because licence management is part of its Atlassian offer, the figure is not a pure measure of billable engineering. Beyond Atlassian consulting, cloud migration and Jira implementation, the company offers custom software development, generative-AI and AI-agent development, and monday.com implementation.

WASKO is a Polish IT integration and outsourcing group. Its website states that it has delivered solutions to medium-sized and large enterprises since 1988, mainly in energy and fuels, telecommunications and finance, and that it employs more than 1,400 specialists across ten sectors. ITwiz recorded WASKO's 2025 IT revenue at PLN 388.5 million, up from PLN 338.2 million in 2024, a rise of about 15%. The group's offer runs from electronic document management and IT integration to IT outsourcing, industrial SCADA and smart-city systems.

AROBS is a Cluj-Napoca software group, registered in 1998 and listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, that reports three segments: software services, software products and integrated systems, with about 70% of revenue generated outside Romania. Its preliminary 2025 report gives consolidated turnover of RON 447.8 million, up 8%, and net profit of RON 31.7 million, up 50%; about RON 212 million of turnover came from acquired companies. Software services revenue fell 6% to RON 308.6 million, while software products rose 25% and integrated systems more than quadrupled. The parent company alone reported RON 182.0 million of net turnover and 473 average staff to the Ministry of Finance.

Avenga is an IT engineering and consulting group; its website cites more than 6,000 technology professionals and lists industries from energy to iGaming. ITwiz records two Polish Avenga entities: Avenga IT Professionals, the staffing arm, with PLN 355.8 million of IT revenue in 2025 (PLN 361.8 million in 2024), and Avenga Poland with PLN 130.0 million. Only the larger entity is ranked here. The group's services span product engineering, cybersecurity, DevOps and cloud services, and IT staffing. The staffing entity ranked 76th in the overall ITwiz table for 2025.

BlueSoft is a Warsaw software house active since 2002 and, since 2019, part of the Orange Polska group together with its affiliates Craftware and Essembli. Its website describes a team of about 1,000 software engineers, specialists and consultants. ITwiz recorded BlueSoft's 2025 IT revenue at PLN 295.1 million (PLN 292.4 million in 2024); Craftware, a Salesforce consultancy in the same group, reported a further PLN 162.5 million. Services include AI document processing and agents, data platforms and governance, custom development, IT consulting and cloud migration.

Accesa is a Cluj-Napoca IT services company whose main operating entity, Accesa IT Systems SRL, was registered in 2014 and is the largest Romanian-registered software company on this list after Endava's local subsidiary and Luxoft's Bucharest entity. Its 2025 financial statements filed with the Romanian Ministry of Finance show net turnover of RON 342.8 million, net profit of RON 13.7 million and an average of 1,045 employees, with custom software development as the registered main activity. Related companies in the register include Accesa IT Consulting, Accesa Managed Services and Accesa Consulting; their figures are not added to the ranking value.

Atende is a Polish IT company ranked by ITwiz among the country's IT integrators and service providers, 93rd in the overall 2025 table. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT revenue at PLN 272.2 million, down from PLN 307.2 million in 2024, a fall of about 11%. That decline makes it one of the larger contractions among Polish integrators in the 2025 ranking. Atende's website was not reachable for automated access during the review, so no headcount or founding details from the company are given here.

Tremend Software Consulting is a Bucharest software engineering company registered in 2005. Its 2025 statements filed with the Romanian Ministry of Finance show net turnover of RON 316.8 million, net profit of RON 23.0 million and an average of 706 employees, with custom software development as its registered main activity. On 2025 turnover it ranks second among the Romanian-registered companies in this list after Accesa, ahead of Ness Romania and Pentalog Romania. Its website returned no readable content during the review, so service and ownership details could not be confirmed there.

Connectis is a Polish IT staffing and outsourcing company that places vetted IT experts with corporate clients and runs outsourced projects, including in energy. Its website says it analyses 200,000 expert profiles and recommends three candidates within five days, combining AI matching with recruiters. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT revenue at PLN 266.3 million, up from PLN 246.4 million in 2024, an increase of about 8%. The business model is closer to contractor intermediation than to fixed-scope software delivery, so its revenue is not directly comparable with that of software houses.

Sygnity is a Polish IT company that ITwiz placed 99th in its overall 2025 table of IT revenue earned in Poland. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT revenue at PLN 251.3 million, up from PLN 221.5 million in 2024, a rise of about 13%. Sygnity's website refused automated connections during the review, so no headcount or founding details are given. Among the Polish firms in this list, only DataArt Poland, WASKO, Jit Team, Scalo, Decerto and SoftwareMill grew faster in 2025.

Future Processing was established in 2000 and is headquartered at Bojkowska 37a in Gliwice, Upper Silesia; its website reports more than 750 professionals. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 244.7 million, down from PLN 275.1 million in 2024, a contraction of about 11%. The company's services cover consulting, digital product delivery, cloud, data, AI and machine learning, cybersecurity, software development and managed services. Its revenue decline in 2025 was among the larger ones in the Polish group of this list.

DataArt is a software engineering consultancy whose website names offices in New York, London, Zug and Munich and says more than 400 companies partner with it. ITwiz recorded IT revenue of PLN 232.9 million for DataArt Poland in 2025, up from PLN 199.1 million in 2024, a rise of about 17% and one of the fastest gains among the foreign-owned delivery centres in Poland. The company also has a small Romanian subsidiary, DataArt Tech Romania SRL, which reported RON 8.7 million of 2025 turnover. DataArt's services include data platforms, AI, cloud migration, legacy modernisation and quality engineering.

Ness Digital Engineering is a KKR portfolio company that cites more than 25 years of engineering and industry expertise and global delivery centres. Its Romanian entity, Ness România SRL, was registered in 1998 and has its seat in Iași. The company's 2025 statements filed with the Romanian Ministry of Finance show net turnover of RON 272.6 million, net profit of RON 25.0 million and an average of 653 employees. Ness markets cloud, data and AI, intelligent engineering, Salesforce, integration and streaming, and global capability centres.

Britenet is a Warsaw IT services company based on Aleje Jerozolimskie that markets IT nearshoring, Salesforce and Microsoft practices, and IT consulting; its website cites 19 years of experience and more than 1,000 specialists available for nearshoring work. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 222.7 million, down from PLN 245.3 million in 2024, a fall of about 9%. Its services also include development and maintenance, IT system audits, cloud services, business intelligence, machine learning and software testing. It ranked 110th in the overall ITwiz table.

intive is a digital product engineering company whose website is published by intive GmbH in Germany; it reports more than 1,700 employees in 21 locations across 14 countries. ITwiz recorded IT revenue of PLN 219.0 million for intive GmbH's Polish branch in 2025, down from PLN 243.3 million in 2024. The company works in artificial intelligence, cloud, design, embedded software, web and mobile solutions and quality assurance, with automotive and mobility, commerce, financial services, healthcare and media as its industries.

Spyrosoft is a technology group founded in 2016 and listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2021; its website reports more than 2,000 experts in Poland, Argentina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, India, Romania, the United Kingdom and the United States. ITwiz lists the parent, Spyrosoft, at PLN 214.0 million of 2025 IT revenue, with separate lines for Spyrosoft Solutions (PLN 128.3 million), Spyrosoft Synergy (PLN 76.1 million) and Spyrosoft eCommerce (PLN 12.9 million); only the parent line is ranked, which understates the group. Its services include embedded software, HMI, functional safety, cloud, data and build-operate-transfer centres.

LeverX is an SAP consulting and development firm founded in 2003; its website cites more than 2,200 employees, more than 500 SAP-certified experts and Gold Partner status with SAP. ITwiz recorded LeverX Poland's 2025 IT revenue at PLN 195.3 million, essentially flat on PLN 195.2 million in 2024. The company lists offices in the United States and localised sites for Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Latvia and the United Kingdom. Work centres on S/4HANA migration, RISE with SAP, Business Technology Platform development and application management.

Jit Team is a Gdańsk IT services company with further offices in Warsaw and Kraków; its website reports more than 800 specialists and 16 years on the market. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT revenue at PLN 189.3 million, up from PLN 164.5 million in 2024, a rise of about 15%. It offers team extension, dedicated teams, managed solutions and technical advisory, across application development, architecture, AI and data, testing, infrastructure, helpdesk, embedded systems and cybersecurity. It ranked 123rd in the overall ITwiz table for 2025.

Scalo is a Wrocław software house whose website reports more than 600 engineers working from four development centres in Poland and more than 19 years in business. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 160.8 million, up from PLN 140.3 million in 2024, a gain of about 15%. The company provides consulting and design, software development, data, cloud, modernisation and migration, embedded systems, AI and IT outsourcing, and was one of the faster-growing mid-sized Polish vendors in the 2025 ranking.

Zitec is a Bucharest software and cloud company whose operating entity, Zitec Com SRL, was registered in 2003. Its 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 182.8 million, net profit of RON 8.4 million and an average of 309 employees. Its website lists nine service areas: technology strategy, DevOps and security infrastructure, digital solutions development, cloud and platform transformation, AI engineering, application maintenance, UX design, digital marketing, and data analytics and machine learning. Its turnover per employee, about RON 0.59 million, is the highest among the Romanian software developers in this list.

ITDS is a Polish IT services firm that provides IT specialists, builds teams, runs fixed-price development and maintenance projects and offers permanent recruitment; its website also advertises a TalentHub platform for pre-screened candidates and sites for Portugal and the Netherlands. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 139.4 million, up from PLN 128.1 million in 2024, a rise of about 9%. Like Connectis, it sits at the staffing end of the outsourcing market, so revenue per head is not comparable with product-engineering firms.

NetRom Software is a Craiova software development company founded in 1998, with development locations in Craiova and Timișoara and a new Timișoara hub under construction; its website mentions more than 400 professionals. The current operating entity, NetRom Software SRL, was registered in Dolj county in 2007. Its 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 162.2 million, a net profit of RON 32.7 million and 420 average employees, one of the highest margins among the Romanian firms ranked. That is a net margin of about 20%.

Yonder was founded in 1993 as Nethrom by a Dutch investor, which its website describes as the first foreign IT company in Cluj-Napoca; it became Yonder in 2006 after joining TSS, which in turn became part of CSI in 2013. It operates from Utrecht, Cluj-Napoca and Iași. Its 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 161.7 million, net profit of RON 30.9 million and 393 average employees. It works mainly for B2B software vendors and enterprises in finance, public sector and healthcare.

Pentalog Romania SRL, registered in Brașov in 1999, is the Romanian delivery company of the Pentalog nearshore software brand. Pentalog's website now redirects to Globant, reflecting the brand's absorption into that group. The Romanian entity's 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 149.8 million, net profit of RON 14.9 million and 428 average employees, with custom software development as the main registered activity. Globant does not report its Eastern European units separately, so the Romanian filing is the only verifiable figure.

STX Next is a Polish software house; its website reports more than 450 specialists, 21 years on the market and more than 1,000 projects. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 122.2 million, down from PLN 142.0 million in 2024, a fall of about 14%, one of the sharper contractions among Polish software houses. It serves industrials, oil and gas, manufacturing, financial services, insurance and private-equity clients, with recent emphasis on data platforms such as Microsoft Fabric and predictive maintenance.

3Pillar Global is a product engineering firm that describes itself as a modern application strategy, design and engineering company; its Romanian subsidiary, 3Pillar Global SRL, was registered in Cluj-Napoca in 2006. The subsidiary's 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 144.4 million, net profit of RON 9.5 million and 441 average employees. The company now markets AI-led product and platform modernisation, digital products, AI-ready data and AI-powered operations, and moved its main website to the 3pillar.ai domain. The Romanian subsidiary's net margin was about 6.6% in 2025.

Centric IT Solutions Romania SRL is the Romanian company of the Centric IT services brand. Its 2025 statements filed with the Romanian Ministry of Finance show net turnover of RON 126.3 million, net profit of RON 15.7 million and an average of 314 employees, with custom software development as the registered main activity. The register lists the company in both Bucharest and Iași, the latter being the location of its development centre. Its net margin of about 12% is among the higher ones in the Romanian group of this list.

Connections Consult is a Bucharest joint-stock company registered in 2005 whose registered main activity is IT consultancy. Its 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 114.3 million, net profit of RON 33.9 million and an average of only 80 employees, giving it by far the highest turnover per employee among the Romanian companies ranked. Its website had an expired security certificate during the review, so service details could not be confirmed directly from the company. Its net margin was about 30%.

Decerto has built custom software for insurers since 2006; its website reports more than 200 experts, offices including Dallas and London, more than 40 major clients and delivery for the insurance industry across nine countries. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 76.4 million, up from PLN 66.9 million in 2024, a rise of about 14%. It is the most specialised firm on the list, concentrating on policy administration, product configuration and automation for insurers rather than general outsourcing.

MakoLab is a Polish software company operating since 1989 and listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange; its website reports more than 270 professionals, seven offices and solutions deployed in more than 100 countries. ITwiz recorded 2025 IT revenue of PLN 73.4 million, up slightly from PLN 72.3 million in 2024. The company cites more than 25 years of continuous cooperation with global leaders and a technology stack that includes AWS, Kubernetes (EKS), Docker, Grafana and Hadoop tooling. It ranked 193rd in the overall ITwiz table.

Softelligence is a Romanian software development company whose former website now redirects to that of Coforge, an IT services group. The operating company, Softelligence SRL, filed 2025 statements showing net turnover of RON 81.1 million, net profit of RON 14.3 million and 168 average employees, with software development as its registered activity. The register records entries in both Bucharest and Tulcea, reflecting a change of seat. Its net margin of about 18% was exceeded among the Romanian software developers in this list only by NetRom and Yonder.

Amdaris is a UK-centred software development company founded in 2009 that operates delivery centres across Eastern Europe and is now part of Insight, the global solutions integrator. Its Romanian subsidiary, Amdaris România SRL, was registered in Timișoara in 2012. The subsidiary's 2025 statements show net turnover of RON 78.1 million, net profit of RON 5.0 million and 250 average employees. The company advertises a 92% people-retention rate and client relationships averaging five years. The subsidiary's net margin was about 6.4%.

Fabrity is a Polish software services company whose case studies centre on bank websites, CMS platforms and process automation. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT revenue at PLN 60.0 million, down from PLN 73.2 million in 2024, a fall of about 18%, the steepest drop among the firms ranked here. Its website describes building a component-based CMS with a bank's own team that lets marketing staff assemble complex pages without coding. No headcount is published on the pages reviewed. It ranked 202nd in the overall ITwiz table.

SoftwareMill is a Polish software consultancy specialising in backend engineering in Scala, Java, Kotlin, Rust and TypeScript, and in event-streaming systems built on Kafka. It publishes open-source tools such as the Tapir library, edits the Scala Times newsletter and organises the Scalar conference, which it describes as the biggest Scala event in Central Europe. ITwiz recorded its 2025 IT revenue at PLN 46.3 million, up from PLN 36.4 million in 2024, a rise of about 27%, the fastest growth of any services firm on this list.

Evozon is a software services company founded in Cluj-Napoca in 2005 and headquartered on Moților Street in the city. Its operating company, Evozon Systems SRL, filed 2025 statements showing net turnover of RON 49.3 million, net profit of RON 0.7 million and 228 average employees. Its website lists consulting, UX and UI design, web development, testing, Microsoft Dynamics ERP, AI solutions, data science and cloud. The thin 2025 margin is the lowest among the Romanian firms ranked, and turnover per employee was about RON 216,000.

HTEC is a technology consultancy and product engineering company that lists Palo Alto, London and Belgrade as headquarters locations. Its website says it has built a team of 2,500 people and 20 development and business centres. HTEC does not publish consolidated revenue, so it is ranked by headcount after the revenue group. Services cover innovation strategy, experience design, technical architecture, and product and platform engineering, along with AI offerings such as AI inference, forward-deployed teams, an AI-native development lifecycle and the HTEC Momentum design agency.

N-iX is a software engineering company headquartered in Valletta, Malta; its website cites 24 years of delivery and more than 2,400 engineers in ten countries, including Poland, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Sweden, Colombia and India. The company does not publish revenue, so it is ranked by headcount. Its Romanian company, N-iX Carpathia SRL, is still small, reporting RON 1.4 million of 2025 turnover. Services include AI development and consulting, software engineering, cloud, data and analytics, RPA, ERP and SAP, embedded and IoT, and game development.

Levi9 was founded in 2005 by Bernhard van Oranje and Menno de Jong and is headquartered in Amsterdam, but all of its delivery centres are in Eastern Europe: Belgrade and Novi Sad in Serbia, Iași in Romania, and Kyiv and Lviv in Ukraine. Its website reports more than 1,200 people. Levi9 does not publish revenue, so it is ranked by headcount. The company builds digital products, scales software and builds digital platforms for mainly Dutch and western European clients, with cloud work through strategic partnerships.