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Startups that raised their traction numbers

In Q4 2026 (to 9 November 2026), 11 startups raised a traction number on their homepage by at least 10%, out of 1,797 with at least two captures in the archive that quarter. These are observations in the archive, not a market-wide rate. Coverage differs by quarter.

Observed changes bounded within a quarter. Capture coverage varies; percentages are not market-wide rates.
QuarterCompanies with changesWith 2+ capturesObserved share
Q4 2026 · so far111,7970.6%
Q3 202628150.2%
Q2 202601680%
Q1 202604010%
Q4 20251612%
Q3 202504990%

What counts

A number the homepage claims (customers, users, transactions) grew by at least 10% since the previous check; both are quoted. A change counts in a quarter only when both checks it lies between fall in that quarter; the share is out of the startups with at least two visible captures in that quarter. Two captures do not guarantee a usable comparison, and observation frequency varies. Method.

737 observations cannot be allocated to a quarter. Inspect their date ranges. Zero counted changes does not establish that nothing changed.

751 observations across all dates. Showing 41–80.

Q4 2026

  1. Cognigy: Now claims “450,000+ customers” on its homepage (was “24k customers”).
    Between and · current website
  2. Chargebee: Now claims “200,000+ businesses” on its homepage (was “6,500+ businesses”).
    Between and · current website
  3. Alvys: Now claims “600+ integrations” on its homepage (was “120+ integrations”).
    Between and · current website
  4. Fire AI: Now claims “700+ connectors” on its homepage (was “250+ connectors”).
    Between and · current website
  5. Exa Labs: Now claims “900,000+ developers” on its homepage (was “500,000 developers”).
    Between and · current website
  6. Driivz: Now claims “50+ countries” on its homepage (was “35 countries”).
    Between and · current website
  7. Dodo Payments: Now claims “220+ countries” on its homepage (was “190+ countries”).
    Between and · current website
  8. CONUS: Now claims “20+ hospitals” on its homepage (was “18 hospitals”).
    Between and · current website

Dated less precisely

These changes happened between two checks in different quarters, or were already showing at the first check, so they are not counted in any quarter above.

  1. Hydrosat: Now claims “110+ Countries” on its homepage (was “60+ Countries”).
    Between and · current website
  2. HEN Technologies: Now claims “2,000+ ORGANIZATIONS” on its homepage (was “1,000+ ORGANIZATIONS”).
    Between and · current website
  3. Heap: Now claims “10,000 companies” on its homepage (was “6,000 companies”).
    Between and · current website
  4. Hebbia: Now claims “2025 + company” on its homepage (was “500 companies”).
    Between and · current website
  5. Hebbia: Now claims “7.9B customer” on its homepage (was “6 Customer”).
    Between and · current website
  6. Heltar: Now claims “1000 clients” on its homepage (was “7 Customer”).
    Between and · current website
  7. Happenstance: Now claims “500,000+ users” on its homepage (was “400,000+ users”).
    Between and · current website
  8. Grata: Now claims “22M+ COMPANIES” on its homepage (was “4,000 company”).
    Between and · current website
  9. Greptile: Now claims “22,000+ teams” on its homepage (was “9,000+ teams”).
    Between and · current website
  10. GrowthBook: Now claims “4,000+ companies” on its homepage (was “3,000+ companies”).
    Between and · current website
  11. greytHR: Now claims “34,000+ Companies” on its homepage (was “30,000+ Companies”).
    Between and · current website
  12. greytHR: Now claims “30+ Countries” on its homepage (was “25+ Countries”).
    Between and · current website
  13. Glean: Now claims “275+ connectors” on its homepage (was “250 connectors”).
    Between and · current website
  14. GoAudience: Now claims “2,416 customers” on its homepage (was “312 Customers”).
    Between and · current website
  15. Tenzo: Now claims “120+ integrations” on its homepage (was “100+ integrations”).
    Between and · current website
  16. McFly: Now claims “225M+ developers” on its homepage (was “22M Developers”).
    Between and · current website
  17. Analytical Flavor Systems: Now claims “40 countries” on its homepage (was “30+ Countries”).
    Between and · current website
  18. Genie AI: Now claims “280,000 users” on its homepage (was “200,000+ users”).
    Between and · current website
  19. First Ascent Biomedical: Now claims “6 patients” on its homepage (was “3 patients”).
    Between and · current website
  20. Eversend: Now claims “57 countries” on its homepage (was “30+ Countries”).
    Between and · current website
  21. DragApp MASTER: Now claims “240,000+ users” on its homepage (was “200,000+ users”).
    Between and · current website
  22. DNSFilter: Now claims “57,000+ organizations” on its homepage (was “45,000+ organizations”).
    Between and · current website
  23. Datasite: Now claims “2m+ Users” on its homepage (was “1.8m+ users”).
    Between and · current website
  24. ComeBack Mobility: Now claims “433 patients” on its homepage (was “78 patients”).
    Between and · current website
  25. Complaion: Now claims “1000 companies” on its homepage (was “800 companies”).
    Between and · current website
  26. clever Offsets: Now claims “170+ countries” on its homepage (was “150+ countries”).
    Between and · current website
  27. Capalo AI: Now claims “7 countries” on its homepage (was “6 countries”).
    Between and · current website
  28. Bolto: Now claims “190+ countries” on its homepage (was “150+ countries”).
    Between and · current website
  29. Aikido Security: Now claims “2,500+ Developers” on its homepage (was “150+ developers”).
    Between and · current website
  30. Airwallex: Now claims “675,000 businesses” on its homepage (was “200,000 companies”).
    Between and · current website
  31. 360dialog: Now claims “100,000+ businesses” on its homepage (was “40,000 businesses”).
    Between and · current website
  32. Fathom (Fathom Video): Now claims “500K+ companies” on its homepage (was “180,000 companies”).
    Between and · current website

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StartupHistory, “Startups that raised their traction numbers”, https://startuphistory.org/t/grew-traction-claims (accessed 9 November 2026)

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