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Lightfield

Agentic CRM with outbound agents, automatic data capture and a built-in meeting recorder.
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Lightfield is an AI-native CRM built for forward-deployed companies. Where traditional CRMs are designed to record work, Lightfield runs outbound agents on top of the CRM, captures data automatically, records meetings and acts as a sales assistant — so the system reflects what is happening rather than what someone remembered to type.

Product Overview

Lightfield's framing is a direct critique of the CRM category: traditional systems expect you to log notes, update fields and draft follow-ups, which buries reps in admin and leaves leadership out of touch with reality. It has gained traction with YC-backed startups and positions around automatic pipeline population. It publishes both a free tier and enterprise pricing, and carries a stronger compliance posture than most vendors at this stage — SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR and HIPAA.

RevOps Jobs-to-Be-Done

  • Automatic pipeline population — The CRM builds itself from real activity instead of requiring manual entry. KPI: Pipeline reflects reality without hygiene campaigns.
  • Outbound agents on CRM data — Agents generate pipeline directly from the CRM rather than from a separate sequencer. KPI: Outbound and system of record stay in sync by construction.
  • Meeting capture into the record — The built-in recorder writes meeting context straight into the CRM. KPI: No separate notetaker to reconcile with the CRM.

Key Features

  • Pipeline generation agents: Outbound agents that run on your CRM data rather than a separate tool.
  • CRM data capture: Automatic capture of activity and context into structured records.
  • Meeting recorder: Built-in recording and summarisation feeding the CRM directly.
  • Sales assistant: Assistant layer for reps working deals inside the CRM.
  • Migration path: Documented switch process from an incumbent CRM.

How It Fits Your Stack

Primary system of record: Lightfield is the CRM — it replaces rather than layers over one

Key integrations: Email, Calendar, Slack, Meeting platforms

Data flows: Email, calendar and meeting data are captured automatically into CRM records. Outbound agents act on that data, and results are written back into the same system.

Security & Compliance

  • SSO / SAML: Yes — SSO
  • Certifications: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA

Implementation & Ownership

  • Time to first value: Days for a new team; a migration from an existing CRM is a project
  • Implementation complexity: Medium
  • Typical owners: RevOps, Sales leadership, Founders

Replacing the CRM is a bigger decision than adding a tool. Easiest for teams whose current CRM is young or barely used.

Pricing & Contracts

  • Pricing model: Freemium with published paid tiers
  • Indicative range: Free tier; paid plans roughly $1,000–2,000/month depending on tier
  • Free tier: Yes

Who It's Best For

Early- and growth-stage B2B companies willing to replace their CRM to get agentic capture and outbound, with compliance requirements that rule out lighter tools.

Good fit if:

  • Your current CRM is an admin burden rather than an asset
  • You want outbound agents running on the system of record
  • SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 or HIPAA are procurement requirements
  • A free tier is useful for evaluating before migrating

Probably not ideal if:

  • You have deep Salesforce customisation you cannot abandon
  • You need a large partner and integration ecosystem

Pros

  • Strongest compliance posture in the AI-native CRM cohort
  • Outbound agents run on the CRM rather than a bolt-on sequencer
  • Meeting recorder removes a separate notetaker from the stack
  • Free tier plus published paid pricing

Cons

  • Replacing the CRM is a high-switching-cost decision
  • Small ecosystem compared with Salesforce or HubSpot
  • Paid tiers start relatively high for a small team

Often Compared With

  • Attio — Choose Attio for a broader agentic CRM at lower per-seat cost; choose Lightfield for built-in outbound agents and stronger compliance.
  • Coffee.ai — Both automate CRM upkeep; Lightfield adds pipeline generation and a meeting recorder.
  • HubSpot — Choose HubSpot for ecosystem breadth and maturity; choose Lightfield for agent-native capture and outbound.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lightfield used for?

Lightfield is an AI-native CRM built for forward-deployed companies. Where traditional CRMs are designed to record work, Lightfield runs outbound agents on top of the CRM, captures data automatically, records meetings and acts as a sales assistant — so the system reflects what is happening rather th

How much does Lightfield cost?

Lightfield pricing: Free tier; paid plans roughly $1,000–2,000/month depending on tier A free tier is available.

What does Lightfield integrate with?

Lightfield integrates with Email, Calendar, Slack, Meeting platforms.

Is Lightfield SOC 2 compliant?

Lightfield holds: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA.

Who is Lightfield best for?

Early- and growth-stage B2B companies willing to replace their CRM to get agentic capture and outbound, with compliance requirements that rule out lighter tools.

What are the best Lightfield alternatives?

The tools most often compared with Lightfield are Attio, Coffee.ai, HubSpot.

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