Every year, the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 reminds us why Central Europe has become one of the world’s most exciting regions for innovation. The latest Technology Fast 50 2025 ranking is no exception — a showcase of fastest growing technology companies, sharp product thinking, and the kind of resilience that turns small teams into category leaders.
And this year, it’s even closer to our hearts:
Getint has been recognised as one of Deloitte’s Rising Stars — listed as a “Company to Watch.”
A milestone for our team, our product, and for every customer who trusted us while we were building quietly, shipping fast, and scaling globally.
But beyond our own recognition, the report paints a bigger picture of where technology is heading — and what the next decade will ask of companies like ours.
Let’s unpack it.
Deloitte Fast 50: What This Year’s Ranking Says About the State of Technology
According to Deloitte, the average four-year percentage revenue growth of this year’s winners reached an impressive 4,267%. This level of momentum is not just about commercial success. It signals something deeper:
the entire region is maturing into a powerhouse of growing technology companies, talent, and scalable business models.
Several themes stand out:
1. Software dominates — again.
31 out of 50 companies in the ranking are software-first.
It’s not surprising: the region has become a birthplace of flexible, API-driven solutions that scale globally without needing massive capital expenditure.
As a software company ourselves, we feel this deeply — customers today don’t just buy a tool; they buy a workflow, a feeling of control, and a promise of reliability.
2. Innovation anchored in real-world impact.
From PowereX scaling clean-energy optimization to Surveily improving workplace safety through AI, this year’s leaders clearly show that technology isn’t about the product alone — it’s about solving meaningful problems.
Deloitte’s Impact Stars category recognises this shift explicitly, highlighting companies that connect technology with measurable societal, environmental, and business impact.
3. The “Rising Stars” category becomes more selective.
Deloitte reduced the list from 25 to 10 companies this year, making it a highly curated category of exceptional early-stage innovators.
This makes Getint’s inclusion even more meaningful:
the award recognises early companies that blend growth, originality, and proprietary technology with the ability to scale.
4. A region shaped by entrepreneurs, not hype.
Founders in Central Europe don’t build for press releases — they build to solve something real.
You can feel this in the report’s stories: fewer buzzwords, more engineering.
Less “future of X,” more “here is how we fix X today.”
It’s technology without theatrics.
And that’s exactly why the Fast 50 carries so much weight.
Why Getint Was Recognised as a Rising Star (Company to Watch)
On page 22 of the Deloitte report, Getint appears as number 7 in the Companies to Watch ranking.
For a small team building a highly technical, integration-heavy product, this is an enormous achievement. But what the award truly reflects is our philosophy:
Build something useful.
Make it stable.
Earn trust.
And never pretend complexity is simple — handle it for your customers instead.
Here’s why we believe Getint earned Deloitte’s attention:
1. We solve a universal problem — disconnected systems.
Companies globally run dozens of tools.
Work happens everywhere, but visibility happens nowhere.
Our integration platform changes that — reliably, securely, and at enterprise scale.
2. Our technology is proprietary and built for depth, not demos.
The Fast 50 criteria require entrants to build and own their intellectual property.
Every part of Getint — connectors, mapping engines, conflict-resolution layer, automation rules — is built in-house.
3. We serve customers across industries, geographies, and scales.
Deloitte ranked companies that are not just fast-growing, but solving problems with broad applicability.
Getint connects workflows across ITSM, software development, security, customer support, and enterprise collaboration, enabling teams from Fortune 500 companies to mid-market organizations to create unified operating models.
4. We’ve scaled through trust, not noise.
Rising Stars aren’t chosen for marketing — they’re chosen for product-market fit, technology, and growth.
It’s a recognition of measurable progress, not promises.
The Power of Rankings — and Why They Matter for a Technology Company
Rankings like the deloitte technology fast 50 are not about trophies.
They offer something more valuable:
1. Visibility
Especially for a technology company scaling globally.
Appearing in the Deloitte ranking places Getint on the map for enterprises seeking reliable integration partners.
2. Trust
The program is backed by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, whose member firms are legally separate and independent entities — but collectively represent one of the world’s most respected business advisory ecosystems.
That trust transfers to companies included in the ranking.
3. Proof of growth, verified
Fast 50 data relies on four years of revenue growth, financial verification, and strict eligibility criteria — not narratives, not assumptions.
When Deloitte publishes a ranking, it’s grounded in numbers.
4. Recognition that attracts talent
In a market where software engineers, solution architects, and integration specialists can work anywhere, being recognised matters.
People want to join fastest growing tech companies with momentum, mission, and international scale.
Central Europe is Becoming a Leader in Scalable Technology
The report shows a region that has outgrown its “emerging market” label.
We now create products used globally — from AI engines and energy platforms to finance automation and safer workplaces.
The technology fast 50 is a celebration of that shift — a ranking of businesses that reflect decades of accumulated capability, leadership, and engineering depth.
This year’s results also showcase:
- More cross-border expansion
- More companies entering the UK, North America, and Australia
- Sustainability and climate technology companies gaining momentum
- A maturing ecosystem of founders, investors, and product builders
And this tells us something important:
The future of global technology is no longer defined only by Silicon Valley. It’s co-authored by Central Europe.
What’s Next for Getint
Being recognised by Deloitte is not the finish line — it’s a checkpoint.
Here’s what we’re working on next:
- Deeper enterprise workflows that reduce manual coordination
- New automation layers that connect ticketing, development, and incident response
- More integrations across ITSM, CRM, DevOps, security, and product systems
- Scalable architecture for group companies and complex org structures
- Security enhancements aligned with the needs of enterprises and government clients
Our ambition is simple:
To become the most reliable integration platform for teams who work across multiple tools — one that teams trust every day, not just when things go smoothly.
The Deloitte recognition only strengthens that direction.
Conclusion: Why Rankings Like Deloitte Fast 50 Matter
The Fast 50 Award recognises not only financial growth, but the ability to build something that lasts.
Every company listed — across software, healthcare, fintech, media entertainment, environmental technology — shows what is possible when ambition meets execution.
For us at Getint, being named among Deloitte’s rising stars feels like both a celebration and a responsibility.
A celebration of what our small team has already created.
A responsibility to keep building technology that creates clarity in a world full of fragmented workflows.
Because if this year’s ranking shows one thing, it’s that the region thrives not on hype — but on meaningful, well-engineered products that scale.
And we’re proud to be one of them.
