Web Summit Lisbon 2026 runs from 9 to 12 November at MEO Arena and FIL in Lisbon.
Organisers are expecting around 70,000 attendees, 900 speakers and more than 2,000 startups. It is one of Europe's largest technology conferences.
This list of 45 companies falls into ten categories that serve daily business needs including: hosting, email, ecommerce, SEO, CRM, AI visibility and more.
Compiled from Web Summit’s official speaker and partner listings on 10 November 2026, each entry provides what the company does, its country as listed by Web Summit, and at which stage you can catch them.
Times are Lisbon time and the list covers exhibitors and speakers' companies. Companies marked "exhibiting partner" have a presence on the floor but no talk listed.
1. Marketing Tools
Nine marketing platforms are at Web Summit this year, spanning ad performance, analytics, affiliate and loyalty programmes, and AI-generated campaigns.
Criteo
- About: A commerce media and advertising platform that helps brands, retailers and publishers run performance campaigns. It uses shopping data to target ads and measure their results.
- Country: France
- Stage: 10 Nov, 12:15pm – Stage 14
Jasper
- About: An AI content platform built for marketing teams. It produces on-brand copy and campaign assets at scale.
- Country: US
- Stage: 11 Nov, 10:30am – Stage 13
Hurree
- About: An analytics platform that pulls marketing, sales and web data into shared dashboards. Teams use it to track campaign KPIs in one place.
- Country: UK
- Stage: 10 Nov, 1:30pm – Masterclass 3; 11 Nov, 10:50am – Stage 9
Awin Global
- About: An affiliate and partner marketing platform with over 25 years in the market. Brands use it to find, manage and pay partners who drive sales.
- Country: UK
- Stage: 10 Nov, 4:35pm – Stage 7
Comarch Loyalty
- About: The loyalty marketing arm of Polish IT group Comarch. It runs customer loyalty programmes for large brands in retail, telecoms and travel.
- Country: Poland
- Stage: 10 Nov, 4:55pm – Stage 7
Optimizely
- About: A marketing platform that combines content management, experimentation, personalisation and analytics. Marketers use it to build, test and improve digital experiences.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Uplane
- About: Full-funnel marketing software that generates ads and landing pages, launches them across channels, and moves budget towards what performs. Its clients include Snapchat and Deutsche Bahn.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Scalable
- About: AI marketing agents for growing brands that study competitors' ads and create on-brand variations. It launches and optimises campaigns on Meta and TikTok.
- Country: UK
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Coframe
- About: AI-powered conversion optimisation that continuously generates and tests website variants. It focuses on lifting revenue for ecommerce, travel and fintech brands.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
2. Web Hosting
Seven hosting providers are present, from global CDNs and cloud platforms to website hosting for WordPress and Drupal teams.
Cloudflare
- About: A global CDN and edge network that speeds up and protects websites and applications. It also offers serverless hosting for sites and apps at the edge.
- Country: US
- Stage: 9 Nov, 6:55pm – Centre Stage; 10 Nov, 11:50am – Centre Stage
Gcore
- About: Edge AI, cloud computing, CDN and low-latency network services across six continents. It also provides cybersecurity for the workloads it hosts.
- Country: Luxembourg
- Stage: 11 Nov, 2:40pm – Stage 7
GoDaddy
- About: The world's largest domain registrar, offering web hosting, domains and a website builder. It serves millions of small businesses getting online.
- Country: US
- Stage: 12 Nov, 10:00am – Masterclass 1; 12 Nov, 2:25pm – Stage 10
Tencent Cloud Europe
- About: The European arm of Tencent's cloud business, providing cloud hosting, compute and storage. It serves companies expanding between Europe and Asia.
- Country: France
- Stage: No talk listed
Akamai
- About: A cloud and edge platform best known for its content delivery network. It runs cloud computing from the core to the edge, with built-in security.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Google Cloud
- About: Google's cloud platform, offering hosting, compute, data and AI infrastructure. Customers in more than 200 countries and territories use it.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Pantheon
- About: A website operations platform for hosting, building and launching WordPress and Drupal sites. Teams use it to ship site changes safely with review and security controls.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
3. eCommerce Tools
Seven eCommerce companies are present, covering eCommerce platforms, checkout and payments, merchant financing, and tools for selling more online.
Spangle
- About: AI software that builds personalised landing pages and shopping journeys for online retailers in real time. Its clients include Revolve, Alexander Wang and Steve Madden.
- Country: US
- Stage: 10 Nov, 2:00pm – Stage 9; 12 Nov, 11:30am – Stage 2; 12 Nov, 2:40pm – Stage 4
VTEX
- About: An enterprise commerce platform that large brands and retailers use to run their online stores and marketplaces. Its AI-native suite connects storefronts, orders and operations.
- Country: Portugal
- Stage: 10 Nov, 3:00pm – Stage 7
Cart.com
- About: Ecommerce software and fulfilment services for online brands. It covers the store, logistics and order management in one offering.
- Country: US
- Stage: 12 Nov, 11:35am – Stage 4; 12 Nov, 3:20pm – Stage 11
Yuno
- About: A payment orchestration platform that lets merchants connect many payment providers and methods through one integration. It helps online sellers accept payments across countries.
- Country: US
- Stage: 10 Nov, 10:55am – Stage 8; 10 Nov, 12:15pm – Stage 8
Shoparize
- About: Gets products from marketplaces, resellers and brands onto Google Shopping and Microsoft Shopping. It works on a pay-per-sale basis and counts more than 25,000 merchants as clients.
- Country: Netherlands
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Printbox
- About: White-label print-on-demand software with a built-in design tool and ecommerce engine. Businesses use it to sell personalised photobooks, calendars and gifts online.
- Country: Poland
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Merchanto
- About: Chargeback prevention and dispute management for online merchants that take card payments at scale. It is an official Visa and Mastercard partner.
- Country: Latvia
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
4. CRMs
Five CRM and sales platforms are present, most of them pairing a pipeline with AI-driven prospecting and outreach.
HighLevel
- About: A CRM and marketing automation platform built for agencies and small businesses. It runs marketing, sales and customer operations with AI agents.
- Country: US
- Stage: 12 Nov, 1:45pm – Stage 7
Pally
- About: An AI relationship manager that pulls contacts from email, messaging and social apps into one place. It works more like a networking CRM.
- Country: US
- Stage: 11 Nov, 9:24am – Centre Stage
Snov.io
- About: A lead generation and outreach platform with a built-in CRM. B2B teams use it to find leads, run email and LinkedIn campaigns, and manage deals.
- Country: Ukraine
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Amplemarket
- About: An AI sales platform that spots buying intent, enriches leads and drafts personalised outreach. It helps sales reps find and work more deals.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Optik
- About: An AI go-to-market platform covering list building, outreach and deal tracking through to close. AI handles the research and admin while sellers own the relationships.
- Country: UK
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
5. Website Builders
Five website and app builders are present, most of them AI-first, alongside two content management platforms.
Lovable
- About: An AI builder that turns plain-language prompts into working websites and web apps. Users can launch a site without writing code.
- Country: Sweden
- Stage: 9 Nov, 6:55pm – Centre Stage; 11 Nov, 10:00am – Centre Stage
Base44
- About: A no-code AI platform that turns a builder's idea into a working app or website. It handles the backend, so no coding is needed.
- Country: Israel
- Stage: 10 Nov, 11:30am – Stage 7
Directus
- About: An open-source headless CMS and backend that turns any database into an API with a visual editing studio. Teams use it to manage website and app content.
- Country: US
- Stage: 10 Nov, 3:00pm – Stage 6; 11 Nov, 11:10am – Stage 10; 11 Nov, 12:30pm – Masterclass 3
Softr
- About: An AI app builder for business teams. It creates client portals and internal tools from a plain description, with the database already connected.
- Country: Germany
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Contentful from Salesforce
- About: A composable content platform (headless CMS) now owned by Salesforce. More than 4,200 organisations use it to manage and personalise website content across brands and regions.
- Country: Germany
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
6. Email Marketing
Three email companies are present, covering newsletters, campaign automation and deliverability.
Beehiiv
- About: A newsletter platform for creators and publishers, with built-in growth and monetisation tools. Writers use it to grow and earn from an audience they own.
- Country: US
- Stage: 10 Nov, 11:55am – Stage 3; 10 Nov, 2:30pm – Meetup 2; 10 Nov, 3:55pm – Stage 14
SendPulse
- About: An AI-driven marketing platform that automates email campaigns and chatbot conversations. It also includes a built-in CRM.
- Country: Ukraine
- Stage: 12 Nov, 1:50pm – Stage 14
EasyDMARC
- About: An email authentication and deliverability platform that protects domains from spoofing. More than 90,000 organisations use it to get their emails trusted and delivered.
- Country: US
- Stage: 10 Nov, 10:00am – Stage 6; 12 Nov, 3:25pm – Stage 8
7. AI Visibility & GEO Tools
Three AI visibility platforms are present, each tracking how brands appear in answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and other AI engines.
AirOps
- About: A platform built for answer engine optimisation that measures how a brand shows up in AI search, then helps teams create content to improve it. It tracks visibility across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews.
- Country: US
- Stage: 10 Nov, 10:15am – Stage 14
Profound
- About: An AI marketing platform that helps brands get chosen by answer engines. It reports that 15% of the Fortune 500 use it, including Walmart and Estée Lauder.
- Country: US
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
GeoGen
- About: An AI search visibility analytics tool that scans AI answers for a brand's presence, rank and sentiment. An AI agent then gives tailored tips to improve it.
- Country: Belgium
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
8. Social Media Tools
Two social media companies are present, offering insight into influencer marketing and scheduling and managing social accounts.
Kyra
- About: An influencer marketing platform covering creator discovery, campaign management, content review and payments. Brands such as SharkNinja and H&M use it across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
- Country: UK
- Stage: 11 Nov, 4:05pm – Stage 14; 12 Nov, 12:00pm – Stage 14
Kalemi (Publer)
- About: The company behind Publer, a social media management and scheduling platform with more than 500,000 active users. It also makes Linkie, a link-in-bio tool.
- Country: Albania
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
9. Proxy Services
Two web data companies are present, offering proxy networks and scraping tools for collecting public web data.
Infatica
- About: A web data provider offering proxy networks, scraper APIs and no-code data collection tools. Businesses use it for market research, SEO monitoring, price intelligence and ad verification.
- Country: UK
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
Apify
- About: A marketplace of thousands of ready-made web scraping and automation tools, called Actors. They handle real-time data extraction, competitor tracking and social media monitoring.
- Country: Czechia
- Stage: Exhibiting partner, no talk listed
10. SEO Tools
No dedicated SEO software vendors, such as rank trackers, backlink tools or site auditors, appear on Web Summit’s 2026 speaker or partner lists. For the leading options in the category, see our guide to the best AI SEO tools.
Search-related companies at the event fall into other categories.
AirOps, Profound and GeoGen track how brands appear in AI search (see AI Visibility & GEO Tools).
Infatica's proxy network is used for SEO monitoring (see Proxy).
Serbian agency Heroic Rankings is also exhibiting, offering SEO, GEO and link building as a service. For more firms like it, browse our directory of top SEO agencies.
What companies have a presence at Web Summit?
Companies take part at Web Summit Lisbon 2026 in three main ways:
- Official partners: 306 organisations are listed, from major tech companies such as Google Cloud, Meta, Apple, IBM and Atlassian to government trade agencies and scale-ups.
- Startups: more than 2,000 startups are expected, most of them exhibiting for one day through Web Summit's startup programmes.
- Speakers: 935 speakers are listed, representing around 840 companies, media outlets, investors and public bodies.
Many companies appear in more than one group. VTEX, Criteo, GoDaddy and Gcore, for example, are both official partners and have executives on stage.
Official partners and sponsors
Web Summit's event partner list names 306 partners for 2026.
The headline names are Google Cloud, Meta, Apple, Atlassian, Intel, IBM, Spotify, Lenovo, Qualcomm, TikTok, Booking.com, Datadog, 1Password, Replit, Twilio and Akamai.
Of the 45 companies in this article, 33 are official partners:
- Also speaking on stage: Criteo, Hurree, Awin, Comarch, VTEX, Gcore, GoDaddy, Base44, Directus, HighLevel, SendPulse and EasyDMARC.
- Exhibiting only: Optimizely, Uplane, Scalable, Coframe, Shoparize, Printbox, Merchanto, Akamai, Google Cloud, Pantheon, Softr, Contentful, Snov.io, Amplemarket, Optik, Profound, GeoGen, Infatica, Apify, Kalemi, and Heroic Rankings.
The remaining 12 are present through their speakers rather than the partner list: AirOps, Cloudflare, Tencent Cloud Europe, Jasper, Beehiiv, Lovable, Pally, Spangle, Cart.com, Yuno, and Kyra.
Keep an eye on this list
Web Summit keeps adding speakers and partners up to and during the event, so we'll update this list as new companies in these categories appear.
