AI-native CRM company Lightfield has raised $47 million in a Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz, or a16z, with participation from Maverick Capital, Coatue, Greylock, Lightspeed, Audacious Ventures and Alumni Ventures. The round also included founders and individual investors such as Guillermo Rauch, Immad Akhund, Mati Staniszewski, Jeff Wang, Scott Belsky, Avichal Garg, Nick Talken and Zack Kisner. The company said it will use the new capital to speed up growth and expand its AI agent capabilities. Lightfield’s product focuses on automatically consolidating customer interaction data and building a company “world model,” allowing agents to source opportunities, move deals forward and manage customer relationships. Since launching in November 2025, the company has registered more than 5,000 businesses.
AI-native CRM company Lightfield has raised $47 million in a Series A round led by a16z, according to ChainCatcher. Investors in the round also included Maverick Capital, Coatue, Greylock, Lightspeed, Audacious Ventures and Alumni Ventures.
Founders and individual investors who joined the financing included Guillermo Rauch, Immad Akhund, Mati Staniszewski, Jeff Wang, Scott Belsky, Avichal Garg, Nick Talken and Zack Kisner.
Lightfield said the proceeds will be used to accelerate growth and expand its AI agent capabilities. The company’s product is built around automatically integrating customer interaction data and creating a company “world model,” which allows agents to source new business, advance deals and manage customers.
Since its launch in November 2025, more than 5,000 companies have signed up for the platform.
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