Companies that use LiteLLM

Analyzed and validated by Henley Wing Chiu

LiteLLM We detected 228 companies using LiteLLM. The most common industry is Software Development (28%) and the most common company size is 11-50 employees (29%). We find new customers by discovering internal subdomains and certificate transparency logs.

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Company	Employees	Industry	Region	YoY Headcount Growth
1648 Tech	51–200	IT Services and IT Consulting	DE	N/A
360 Broadband	51–200	Technology, Information and Internet	US	+25.6%
Accelnomics Technologies	11–50	IT Services and IT Consulting	IN	0%
Gustav Selter GmbH & Co. KG	51–200	Fabricated Metal Products	DE	N/A
Advantive	11–50	IT Services and IT Consulting	NL	+11.1%
aetherius.dev	2–10	N/A	N/A	N/A
Ahlsell Group	5,001–10,000	Wholesale	SE	N/A
AICord	2–10	N/A	N/A	N/A
aiplanet.com	2–10	N/A	N/A	N/A
AI Podcasting	2–10	Media Production	N/A	+100%
aitextura.com	2–10	N/A	N/A	N/A
Aitend Portugal	11–50	Software Development	N/A	N/A
Akila	51–200	Software Development	SG	+13.4%
Akku	51–200	Computer and Network Security	US	+18.8%
Akoustic Arts	11–50	Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing	FR	N/A
Amopack Can Manufacturers	201–500	Manufacturing	ZA	N/A
Amzur Technologies, Inc	201–500	IT Services and IT Consulting	US	+1%
Annalect India	1,001–5,000	Marketing Services	IN	-10.7%
apertia.ai	2–10	N/A	N/A	N/A
Apica	51–200	Software Development	SE	+7.8%

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Market Insights

🏢 Top Industries

Software Development 57 (28%)

IT Services and IT Consulting 30 (15%)

Technology, Information and Internet 24 (12%)

Information Technology & Services 9 (4%)

Business Consulting and Services 6 (3%)

📏 Company Size Distribution

11-50 employees 66 (29%)

2-10 employees 65 (29%)

51-200 employees 61 (27%)

201-500 employees 18 (8%)

1,001-5,000 employees 7 (3%)

👥 What types of companies use LiteLLM?

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 228 companies that use LiteLLM

I noticed something surprising analyzing these 38 LiteLLM users: there's no single typical customer profile. These companies span an enormous range, from a 3-person French nonprofit promoting ecological transition to TAL Education Group, a $3.3B publicly-traded Chinese edtech giant with 10,000+ employees. They include furniture retailers in Poland, cable manufacturers in China, broadband providers in Oklahoma, and biotechnology incubators in Cambridge.

The maturity levels vary wildly. I see seed-stage startups like 1DigitalStack ($1.4M raised) and 20Seconds ($110K angel funding) alongside post-IPO giants and established family businesses like Gustav Selter GmbH, now in its 6th generation since 1829. Employee counts range from 1 to 10,000+. Many have no disclosed funding at all, suggesting bootstrapped operations or private companies that don't share financial data publicly.