Build Stuff 2026 — Community Partner Package

Get your brand in front of 1,500+ senior software engineers in Vilnius. Perfect entry point for startups, developer tools, and growing tech companies. Build Stuff is the longest-running software development conference in the Baltic region — 15 years, 1,500+ attendees, engineers from 40+ countries. The Community Partner package is the most accessible way to put your brand in the room. Your spot in the Community Partners Area gives you a physical presence at the conference: a branded community wall panel with your company name, a cocktail table, and two high chairs — your own corner of the venue where attendees can find you, talk to you, and remember you. This package is built for companies that want genuine visibility without the overhead of a full exhibition booth. WHAT'S INCLUDED ✦ Dedicated spot in the Community Partners Area Branded wall panel with your company name · cocktail table · 2 high chairs ✦ 2 onsite conference tickets Full 3-day access to all sessions, workshops, keynotes, and networking events (December 2–4, Vilnius) ✦ Logo on the Build Stuff website and conference program Visible to all attendees and visitors from announcement to conference day ✦ 2 social media mentions Across Build Stuff channels: LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter ✦ Insert in attendee bag Your content, offer, or promotion delivered directly to every attendee ✦ 2 invitations to the Speaker & Partner Dinner Private networking dinner with Build Stuff speakers and partners ✦ 5% discount on additional tickets For your team members who want to attend ——— WHY COMMUNITY PARTNER? Build Stuff attracts senior engineers, tech leads, architects, and CTOs from across Europe and beyond. 43% of our audience are women in tech — one of the highest ratios of any developer conference in the region. For a company that builds tools, products, or services for software teams, there is no more targeted audience. The Community Partner package lets you enter that room, start conversations, and be remembered — without a large budget commitment.