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Best IT Services Companies in Russia

The 126 best IT Services companies in Russia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: IBS.

126companies tracked
$14.9Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
4have raised

Russia's IT Services sector doesn't get nearly enough attention from global analysts, so let me give you a quick orientation: this directory ranks the best IT Services companies in Russia by disclosed equity funding and recent funding momentum, pulling from 126 tracked firms. Total disclosed capital across that pool is just $15M, which tells you something real about how opaque this market remains. IBS leads the pack at $12M raised, with Bright Box a distant second at $2M and PepperSec at $950K. No unicorns yet. But the global IT services market was valued around $500B as of 2021, growing at roughly 8% annually, and Russia's enterprise digitization push means local demand for cloud integration and data analytics isn't going anywhere.

So what's actually moving here? Payment system integration and ecosystem services are the hot themes right now, and compliance pressure is intensifying as privacy regulations multiply. Investors like DST Global, EBRD and IFC are circling, which signals institutional appetite even under constrained conditions. AI-driven delivery acceleration is reshaping how firms compete on speed, and you'd expect Russian players to feel that pressure too. The funding numbers are modest, but the directional signals are worth watching closely this quarter.

Sources & further reading
  • Worldwide IT and Business Services Forecast Shows Signs of Improvement
  • Indian IT services market grew 8.1% during H1 2022 amid global economi

Ranked: Best IT Services companies in Russia

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackRecent signals
1IBS
Provider of IT service suite solutions and BPO services
$12M187 mo agoEarly StageSergey Matsotsky
Co-Founder
19921C-BitrixPHPVimeo+18—
2Bright Box
Provider of mobile and portal solutions for automotive business management
$2M138 mo agoDeadpooledKen Belotsky
Co-Founder & Chairman
2012——
3PepperSec
Provider of VAPT services
$950K69 mo agoSeedRoman Semenov
Co-Founder
2018——
4Appstarter
Platform offering software development analytics
$195K156 mo agoDeadpooled—2008——
5Technoserv
System integrator operating in Russia
—96 mo agoDeadpooledAlexey Ananiev
Founder & Chairman
1992——
6Kokoc Group
Provider of internet marketing services
—107 mo agoSeries AEugene Moiseev
Co-Founder/Owner
2014PythonDjangoGSAP+9—
765apps
IT consulting, mobile application development, testing and qa services
——Unfunded—2011Tildacore-jsjQuery+13—
8Advalange
Developer of software for safety-critical systems, ensuring quality, reliability, and experience
——UnfundedMikhail Sudbin
Co-Founder & CTO
2014——

Top 6 IT Services companies in Russia

#1
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2018 · 3 employees
$950Kraised
▾

Provider of VAPT services

Funding rounds
  • Sep 2020Seed$950K
Founders & team
Roman SemenovCo-FounderAlexey PertsevCEO
#2
Early Stage · Moscow, Moscow · founded 1992
$12Mraised
▾

IBS offers IT solutions services. Its service offerings include system integration, implementation of business applications, design and construction of IT infrastructure, software development, a creation of systems for collecting and analyzing big data, and outsourcing. The company offers its services to various industry sectors such as oil and gas, engineering, financial industries, energy, retail, government, and municipal government.

Founders & team
Sergey MatsotskyCo-FounderAnatoly KarachinskyCo-FounderSvetlana BalanovaCEO
Investors
EBRD, IFC, Luxoft
Tech stack
1C-BitrixAxiosBootstrapChart.JsClipboard.JsCore-Js
#3
Deadpooled · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2012
$1.8Mraised
▾

Provider of mobile and portal solutions for automotive business management. The company delivers IT solutions focused on enhancing communication between distributors, dealers, and their customers. It offers services such as Microsoft SharePoint implementation and custom business application development. The company provides solutions for dealer network management, insurance companies, and electronic document workflow.

Funding rounds
  • Dec 2014Series A$1.5M
  • Nov 2012Seed$270K
Founders & team
Ken BelotskyCo-Founder & Chairman
Investors
Leta Capital, cloud4auto.com
#4
Deadpooled · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2008 · 25 employees
$195Kraised
▾

Provider of an automated SaaS based platform for mobile application market analysts. The company's platform for mobile developers helps them to keep track of application trends, identify business opportunities in domestic and foreign markets/certain app category or section, follow individual developers'performance and understand user demographics, enabling developers to demonstrate the apps they've built, showcase their work, learn about new mobile technologies and find other mobile developers to work with and collaborate with.

Funding rounds
  • 2013Conventional Debt$195K
Investors
Moscow Seed Fund
#5
Deadpooled · Moscow, Moscow · founded 1992
—raised
▾

Technoserv is a system integrator operating in Russia. Solutions and services offered by the company include cloud-based services, telecommunications, information security, big data management & analytics, business process automation, consulting, data centers, information infrastructure, software development, engineering solutions, etc. Partners include Avaya, CA Technologies, Brocade, Citrix, Dell EMC, D-Link, ECI Telecom, Fujitsu, HPE, etc. Vimplecom, TTK, Azot, Russian Pension Fund, Gazprom, Moscow Metro, etc are few of the clients of Technoserv.

Founders & team
Alexey AnanievFounder & Chairman
Investors
VTB Bank
#6
Series A · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2014 · 800 employees
—raised
▾

Provider of internet marketing services

Funding rounds
  • Jul 2017Series A—
Founders & team
Eugene MoiseevCo-Founder/Owner
Investors
CapMan
Tech stack
1C-BitrixAnt DesignCloudflareDjangoFancyboxGoogle Tag Manager

Funding & investor landscape

$14.9Mtotal disclosed funding
4companies funded
4disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Ingria-Startup2 rounds
CapMan1 rounds
DST Global1 rounds
EBRD1 rounds
IFC1 rounds
IIDF1 rounds
Leta Capital1 rounds
Luxoft1 rounds
Moscow Seed Fund1 rounds
OKS Group1 rounds

Notable founders

Roman Semenov
Co-Founder · PepperSec
Alexey Pertsev
CEO · PepperSec
Sergey Matsotsky
Co-Founder · IBS
Anatoly Karachinsky
Co-Founder · IBS
Ken Belotsky
Co-Founder & Chairman · Bright Box
Alexey Ananiev
Founder & Chairman · Technoserv
Eugene Moiseev
Co-Founder/Owner · Kokoc Group
Prism market signals · Russia · country-scoped Prism corpus, 2,091,435 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of IT Services coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many IT Services companies are there in Russia?
Radar tracks 126 indexable IT Services companies headquartered in Russia that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by IT Services companies in Russia?
The IT Services companies in Russia on this list have raised a combined $14.9M in disclosed equity funding across 4 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded IT Services company in Russia?
IBS is the highest-funded IT Services company in Russia, with $12M in disclosed equity funding.
How many IT Services companies in Russia are funded?
4 of the 126 IT Services companies in Russia on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many IT Services unicorns are there in Russia?
None of the IT Services companies in Russia on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Russia IT Services companies?
The most active investors in Russia IT Services companies on this list include Ingria-Startup, CapMan, DST Global, EBRD, IFC.
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