Singhvi identified several companies as operating in the sales enablement and demo software space. He cited Gong, which he described as carrying a valuation of $7,500,000,000, and Chorus.ai, which he said was acquired by ZoomInfo for $600,000,000, though he characterized that exit as a poor outcome relative to the capital Chorus had raised. He also referenced MindTickle, which he said had crossed a $1,000,000,000 valuation, and Walnut, which he said had raised a $15,000,000 Series A following a $6,000,000 seed round. He also named Navattic and Demoflow as smaller players in the space.
All figures cited above were stated by Singhvi as his characterization of the competitive landscape and are not independently confirmed figures from those companies. Singhvi used these references to argue that the sales demo and enablement category was attracting significant capital and that a $10,000,000 pre-money valuation for SmartCue was reasonable by comparison. Host Nathan Latka disputed the use of those companies as valuation comparables given SmartCue's early stage.