How many Lithuanian companies have a website?
In short
51,057 of 224,096 active Lithuanian companies have a website in our data, about 23 percent. The spread by sector is enormous: 81 percent in education and training against 26 percent in real estate and 38 percent in transport, the largest sector in the country.
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The number
About one Lithuanian company in four has a website we can find. 51,057 domains across 224,096 active registered entities.
That is marginally better than the Polish register, where coverage runs at 21.9 percent, and it is far below what commercial data vendors quote. Vendor coverage figures describe the subset they have already enriched, not the underlying register.
Why it matters for prospecting
Most prospecting stacks begin with a domain. Find the company, find the site, guess the email pattern, verify it. Remove the site and the chain breaks at the first step.
Applied to Lithuania, a domain-first workflow reaches roughly a quarter of the market, and that quarter is systematically larger, more urban and more service-oriented than the whole.
By sector
| Sector | Companies | With a website |
|---|---|---|
| Education and Training | 3,222 | 81.3% |
| Marketing and Media | 3,665 | 63.2% |
| IT and Software | 3,405 | 61.8% |
| Wholesale and Distribution | 5,809 | 61.0% |
| Manufacturing and Industry | 7,342 | 60.9% |
| Professional Services | 6,643 | 51.1% |
| Retail and E-commerce | 8,230 | 50.8% |
| Construction and Trades | 10,577 | 47.6% |
| Food and Hospitality | 4,554 | 47.4% |
| Automotive | 6,448 | 44.2% |
| Transport and Logistics | 14,474 | 37.9% |
| Other | 19,336 | 34.2% |
| Real Estate | 6,748 | 25.5% |
The range runs from 81.3 percent in education and training down to 25.5 percent in real estate. Real estate is a definitional artefact: many of those entities are property holding vehicles that never trade publicly.
Transport and logistics at 37.9 percent is the number that matters most commercially, because it is the largest sector in the country with 14,474 companies. Six in ten Lithuanian hauliers cannot be found through their website.
What to do about it
Build lists from the register, not from the web. The Lithuanian register is unusually rich: it carries filed revenue for 155,614 companies, employee counts for 107,368 and average pay for 40,667. None of that requires a domain.
Join on the registration code. Matching Lithuanian companies by name fails often, because names carry the legal form inconsistently. The registration code does not have that problem.
Treat a missing website as a signal, not a disqualification. A haulier with forty trucks and no website is not a poor prospect. It is a prospect your competitors tools cannot see.
How this was measured
Domain presence means we hold a website domain associated with the company record, from register filings, published contact details or verified matching. It does not mean the site is live today.
The population is the 224,096 active registered entities in our Lithuanian snapshot as of August 2026. Percentages are calculated against the full population of each sector, not against enriched subsets.
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