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.
| Quarter | Companies with changes | With 2+ captures | Observed share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q4 2026 · so far | 11 | 1,797 | 0.6% |
| Q3 2026 | 2 | 815 | 0.2% |
| Q2 2026 | 0 | 168 | 0% |
| Q1 2026 | 0 | 401 | 0% |
| Q4 2025 | 1 | 61 | 2% |
| Q3 2025 | 0 | 499 | 0% |
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.
Q4 2026
- Scimplify: Now claims “40+ Countries” on its homepage (was “30+ countries”).
- Cognigy: Now claims “450,000+ customers” on its homepage (was “24k customers”).
- Chargebee: Now claims “200,000+ businesses” on its homepage (was “6,500+ businesses”).
- Alvys: Now claims “600+ integrations” on its homepage (was “120+ integrations”).
- Fire AI: Now claims “700+ connectors” on its homepage (was “250+ connectors”).
- Exa Labs: Now claims “900,000+ developers” on its homepage (was “500,000 developers”).
- Driivz: Now claims “50+ countries” on its homepage (was “35 countries”).
- Dodo Payments: Now claims “220+ countries” on its homepage (was “190+ countries”).
- CONUS: Now claims “20+ hospitals” on its homepage (was “18 hospitals”).
- Browserbase: Now claims “2.9 M Developers” on its homepage (was “800,000 Developers”).
- AIRS Medical: Now claims “50+ countries” on its homepage (was “40+ countries”).
Cite this page
StartupHistory, “Startups that raised their traction numbers”, https://startuphistory.org/t/grew-traction-claims (accessed 9 November 2026)