Pulsetto has taken 1st place in Deloitte’s “Company to Watch” category – a ranking reserved for the most promising early-stage tech companies in Central Europe. The announcement came at this year’s Deloitte Central Europe Technology Fast 50 event, where the region’s fastest-growing and most innovative tech businesses gather under one roof.
The “Company to Watch” ranking highlights young companies that are scaling rapidly and already showing the growth patterns needed to enter the main Top 50 list. Deloitte evaluates audited revenues, business fundamentals, and the company’s ability to sustain long-term growth. Winning 1st place signals that Pulsetto is one of the most perspective tech companies in Central and Eastern Europe for next year’s main award.
Pulsetto’s technology is based on the fact: when you settle the vagus nerve, the rest of the body often follows. The lightweight device sits on the neck and delivers gentle electrical pulses to this nerve, which is one of the main routes in the parasympathetic “rest and digest” system. With those signals, the brain is prompted to ease its emergency mode, so the body can slow down. This approach – vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) – is a well-studied form of neuromodulation that helps regulate physical tension and build stress resilience over time.
“Deloitte officially reviewed our 2021–2024 revenue, and next year, with our current growth rate, we’ll be moving into the main list of the Top 50 fastest-growing companies in Central & Eastern Europe, which is a huge recognition for us,” said Povilas Sabaliauskas, the CEO of Pulsetto.
Pulsetto has entered a phase of rapid expansion over the past three years, as its income roughly tripled each year. During 2024, the company generated about €10 million. By mid-2025, it had already crossed €10.9 million, quietly beating the full-year result from 2024. The second quarter made a big difference: Q2 brought in €6.65 million, which is 55.6% more than the first quarter delivered. Based on these results, Pulsetto expects to wrap up 2025 at around €30 million in yearly revenue.
After four years of growth, the company moved from online sales to retail shelves at Boots and Smartech Selfridges in London, TM:RW Times Square in New York, and Walmart.com.
As the business scales, Pulsetto says that VNS based technologies are no longer limited to personal wellness and HR programs. The company is now gaining traction in high-stress professional fields, including defence and professional sports.
