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For GTM and sales teams replacing Salesforce or HubSpot, Lightfield is an AI-native CRM that automatically builds its own record from calls, email, and support, then runs agents for prospecting, follow-ups, and deal coaching on top of it.

Presence & Market Position

28
SOV ScoreSOV Score — earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across Adam's curated panel of GTM voices, scored against the market. Earned only: a brand's own posts do not count. Not a quality rating, endorsement, or paid placement.

#31 of 81
AI-Native GTM Challengers

▲ 182 60-day move

Measures earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across the GTM voices panel. Methodology →

Lightfield is repositioning from an AI-native CRM into what it now calls a business world model, aiming to replace the legacy CRM stack outright rather than sit alongside it, for companies whose people and agents work off one continuously updated record. Conversation about it clusters around its funding milestones and its direct challenge to Salesforce and HubSpot incumbency, with operators and investors framing the switch in blunt terms about escaping manual CRM upkeep. A recurring format has founders reinforcing the pitch through live, unscripted demonstrations that walk through an actual stalled deal. That conversation picked up markedly around a large funding round, though the brand's standing within the wider AI-native CRM challenger set is still building.

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Business Profile

Lightfield was founded by Keith Peiris and Henri Liriani, who shut down Tome, their AI presentation tool used by 25 million people, in August 2025 to build an AI-native CRM. The company launched publicly in November 2025 after a year in stealth, then raised a $47M Series A on September 9, 2026, led by Andreessen Horowitz. It employs about 40 people and counts Goodfire, SF Compute, Verdigris, Macroscope, and Agree.com among its customers, with the vendor describing users ranging from early-stage startups to companies with more than 100 seats replacing Salesforce and HubSpot.

Founded
2024
Employees
40
Total funding
$47M
Latest funding round
Status
Independent
Scale stage
Growth
Type
Agent-Native GTM
GTM categories
Autonomous CRM
Key people

Agent Readiness

88A
Agent ReadinessAgent Readiness — how easily an AI agent can build on this product: documented API, MCP server, CLI and SDK surfaces plus the depth of the docs behind them. Scored 0-100 and graded A-F.
APIMCPSDKCLI

Measures how easily your agents can build on it — API, MCP, CLI, SDK, docs depth. Methodology →

Lightfield shipped agent surfaces on a steady monthly cadence after its November 2025 launch: agent steps in its workflow builder in January, a code-execution sandbox running Python against CRM memory in February, a shared API in March built on the premise that humans and agents work through the same interface, then an MCP server in April with user-parity permissions. A TypeScript SDK and CLI followed, rounding out API, MCP, SDK, and CLI access to that same memory layer.