Exposure to Some of the Biggest Names in AI
By big, we mean headlines like “Google’s most serious rival” and “The Largest VC Round of 2024.” With the A.I. Innovation Fund, you can own exposure to some of the well known companies spearheading AI innovation with a single investment — including Perplexity, Databricks, Glean, and Groq. Our previous Funds have sold out.
$50.16 Per Share
Minimum Investment $25,080
Fund Breakdown*
Anticipated breakdown assuming a fully subscribed offering:
* The allocation percentages may slightly change based on how much capital will be raised for the fund. Some of the allocations might not have direct share ownership based on the transfer restrictions out of our control, however, the fund will be a direct beneficiary. ** Indirectly owned; specifically, entitled to an economic interest in the underlying company through ownership of Special Purpose Vehicle (“SPV”) interests. See Footnote 8 for additional details.
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“After Deepseek, investors are asking one question: who’s next? With this new Fund, we’re excited to offer exposure to some of our most popular A.I. offerings, available with just one check.”
Reasons to Invest
Considered by some experts as Google’s “most serious rival,” Perplexity’s AI search solution offers “clean, comprehensive answers” without the cluttered, ad-heavy experience.⁴ In December 2024, The company tripled its valuation to $9B compared to 6 months prior with a $500M round led by Institutional Venture Partners.⁵
Databricks closed 2024 with the largest VC round of the year — a $10B Series J that made it the fourth most highly valued U.S. based startup as of December 2024.⁶ A month later, the AI and data giant announced that Meta joined as a “strategic investor,” and the company expanded the round with $5B in debt financing from JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and others.⁷
In 2024, Glean hit key milestones for its enterprise AI platform, including a $260M Series E that doubled its valuation.⁸ The company also achieved $100M ARR in its last fiscal year.⁹ With that type of traction, it’s no wonder that Open AI asked its investors to “refrain from funding” Glean.¹⁰
Groq’s specialized AI chips are designed to be faster and more energy-efficient than traditional GPUs — and they’re already powering Meta’s Llama and OpenAI’s Whisper.¹¹ To date, Groq has cumulatively raised over $1B from well-known VCs and enterprise investors, including Blackrock, Cisco, and Samsung Catalyst Fund.¹²
About the Portfolio Companies
Perplexity AI, the ChatGPT competitor backed by NVIDIA and Jeff Bezos. The company has just secured another $500M in funding at a $9B valuation just five months after SoftBank’s investment at a $3B valuation. The company reported 230 million monthly search queries in the U.S. — an eightfold increase from 2023. The company is on track to multiply annualized revenues by 5X since the beginning of 2024.
* Indirectly owned; specifically, entitled to an economic interest in the underlying company through ownership of SPV interests. See footnote 14 for additional details.
Raised as of Nov. 2024: $916.4M (through Series D)
Notable Investors: NVIDIA, Jeffrey Bezos/Bezos Expeditions, The SoftBank Group, Bessemer Venture Partners
Leadership Team: Aravind Srinivas, CEO & Co-Founder was previously a Research Specialist at OpenAI.
Press Section:
1. Sacra Equity Report: Perplexity
2. Bloomberg: AI Startup Perplexity Closes Funding Round at $9 Billion Value
3. TechCrunch: Perplexity brings ads to its platform
4. AdWeek: EXCLUSIVE: Perplexity Is Quietly Building an AI-Powered Shopping Experience, Taking On Amazon
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Perplexity here.
Databricks, a heavyweight in AI and data analytics, just partnered with an impressive investor syndicate (Thrive Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global) to raise a $10 billion Series J — eclipsing the record $6.6 billion competitor OpenAI just raised in October 2024. The round’s $62 billion valuation was one of the four highest for a U.S.-based startup as of December 2024, alongside OpenAI, SpaceX, and Stripe. According to Co-Founder and CEO Ali Ghodsi, the capital will be used to build “transformative data and AI infrastructure” and help “companies across every industry build data intelligence.”
* Indirectly owned; specifically, entitled to an economic interest in the underlying company through ownership of SPV interests. See footnote 14 for additional details.
Raised as of Dec. 2024: $14.25B (through Series J)
Notable Investors: Nvidia, Andreessen Horowitz, BlackRock, T. Rowe Price
Leadership Team: Ali Ghodsi, CEO & Co-Founder, founded Databricks in 2013 and led the company to a $62 billion valuation.
There is no guarantee valuation will continue to increase.
Press Section:
1. Sacra Equity Report: Databricks
2. CNBC: Databricks announces $10 billion financing at $62 billion valuation
3. The Information: Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, SoftBank to Invest in Databricks’ $7 Billion Fundraising
4. The Information: Databricks’ ‘Truth-Seeking’ CEO Wants to be Bigger Than Salesforce
5. Wall Street Journal: Amazon, Databricks Strike Five-Year Deal Around AI Chips
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Databricks here.
Glean, the AI-powered search platform designed to boost enterprise productivity, just doubled their valuation in a $260M Series E led by Altimeter and DST Global. With aims to be the “Google for work”, the platform states that it more than tripled its annual recurring revenue (ARR) over the last year from notable customers such as Reddit, Instacart, and Pinterest.
* Indirectly owned; specifically, entitled to an economic interest in the underlying company through ownership of SPV interests. See footnote 14 for additional details.
Raised as of Sep. 2024: $624.5M (through Series E)
Notable Investors: Coatue, Sequoia, SoftBank Investment Advisers, Kleiner Perkins, General Catalyst
Leadership Team: Arvind Jain, Founder & CEO, previously co-founded Rubrik, a leader in cloud data management that IPOed in 2024.
Rubrik is at a different development stage, so its valuation may not be directly comparable. This does not imply specific performance for A.I. Innovation Fund investors. See footnote 17 for additional details.
Press Section:
1. Inc: Meet Glean, the enterprise AI search company that's so powerful Sam Altman deemed it a threat to OpenAI
2. Fortune: Exclusive: AI startup Glean aiming to build the ‘Google for Work,’ raises $260M at $4.6B valuation
3. Business Wire: Enterprise AI Platform Glean Adds Support for Anthropic’s Claude AI Model
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Glean here.
Groq is at the cutting edge of AI hardware development, focusing on creating ultra-fast and energy-efficient inference processors known as LPUs (Language Processing Units). Founded by former Google engineer Jonathan Ross in 2016, Groq has quickly become a formidable player in the A.I. chip industry. Groq’s LPUs are designed specifically for AI inference tasks, delivering performance that is ten times more energy efficient and faster than typical GPUs. Groq plans to scale up production and deployment of its LPUs, with plans to deliver over 108,000 units by the end of Q1 2025 — aided by a $640 million Series D led by Blackrock and a $1.5 billion commitment from Saudi Arabia.
* Indirectly owned; specifically, entitled to an economic interest in the underlying company through ownership of SPV interests. See footnote 14 for additional details.
Raised as of Aug. 2024: $1.05B (through Series D)
Notable Investors: BlackRock, Cisco Investments, Samsung Catalyst Fund, Neuberger Berman
Leadership Team: Jonathan Ross, CEO & Founder was previously a hardware engineer at Google, where he helped develop AI and machine learning technologies.
Press Section:
1. Sacra Equity Report: Groq
2. Reuters: AI Chip Startup Groq Secures $1.5 Billion Commitment From Saudi Arabia
3. Time Magazine: Groq CEO Jonathan Ross Makes Time 100 Most Influential in A.I. List
4. Forbes: Can Groq Really Take On Nvidia?
5. VentureBeat: Groq Claims Fastest Hardware Adoption in History at VB Transform
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Groq here.
After the pandemic, the digital healthcare space was in need of a booster shot — people needed fast online access to providers. Zocdoc has since introduced an impressive platform to connect millions of patients to nearly 100,000 healthcare providers — almost instantly.
Raised as of April 2023: $480M (through Series D-2)
Notable Investors: Bezos Expeditions, Khosla Ventures, Founders Fund, Goldman Sachs, Marc Benioff
Leadership Team: Oliver Kharraz, CEO & Founder, a physician-turned-entrepreneur who holds a Doctorate in Neuroscience with extensive experience driving healthcare efficiency through technology.
Press Section:
1. Pitchbook: IPO Watchlist: The digital health unicorns most likely to go public
Zocdoc has not filed for an IPO, and there is no guarantee that it will do so. See footnote 19 for additional details.
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Zocdoc here.
Avathon (formerly known as SparkCognition) develops A.I. solutions that help global enterprises predict future outcomes, optimize processes, and prevent cyber-attacks — potentially saving companies millions over time. The company’s solutions were recognized with Fast Company's “World Changing Ideas Award.” Avathon recently collaborated with Shell and, through the company’s joint venture with Boeing called SkyGrid, with NASA. Avathon has garnered $341M in backing (as of June 2023), including investments from March Capital and grants from the U.S. Department of Defense, NAVY, and Air Force.
Raised as of Jan. 2022: $341.04M (through Series D)
Notable Investors: March Capital, Hearst Ventures, Global Space Ventures
Leadership Team: Pervinder Johar, CEO with over 30 years of experience in technology and supply chain solutions including Hewlett Packard and EdgeVerve.
Press Section:
1. Solar Power World: SparkCognition changes name to Avathon
2. SkyGrid: SkyGrid and NASA Work Together to Advance Emerging Aviation Operations with Autonomous Systems
3. TASB (local news): Districts Turn to AI to Address School Security Needs
4. Built In: 9 Austin Cybersecurity Firms Keeping Us Safe
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Avathon here.
Attentive provides a personalized text messaging platform for businesses to engage with their customers through targeted SMS and MMS marketing campaigns. Crate&Barrel, Crocs, Dick’s Sporting Goods, H&M, Nespresso, Neiman Marcus, Samsung, and over 8,000 other major retail brands use Attentive for their marketing operations. According to a recent press release, during Cyber Week 2023 (November 20-27) Attentive powered text resulted in $1.8 billion in sales for Attentive’s customers — 45% of which was A.I.-generated.
Raised as of Sept. 2023: $922M (through Series E)
Notable Investors: Sequoia, Base10 Partners, and Tiger Global Management
Leadership Team: Amit Jhawar, CEO. Prior to Attentive, Amit worked as a Venture Partner at Accel, CEO of Venmo.
Press Section:
1. AdExchanger: AI Startup Attentive Is Making SMS Marketing More Personal
2. BusinessWire: Delivering Personalized Experiences for Every Customer
3. ChannelIX: Attentive AI Pro Boosts Revenue for Crate & Barrel, UGG & Hot Topic
The information above may not be accurate or complete and has not been independently verified. See footnote 15.
You can read more about Attentive here.
TOTAL VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN UNDERLYING COMPANIES: $18.62B
When I do invest, what am I purchasing?
Any investment you do make will be for membership interests in the A.I. Innovation Fund (Series 3-1 of StartEngine Private Funds LLC) which will own shares of the underlying companies either directly or indirectly. You will not be investing in the underlying companies themselves.
How much of my investment will be allocated to each underlying company?
12% will be allocated to Perplexity**
23% will be allocated to Databricks**
10% will be allocated to Glean**
29% will be allocated to Groq**
9% will be allocated to Zocdoc
10% will be allocated to Avathon
7% will be allocated to Attentive
The allocation percentages may slightly change based on how much capital will be raised for the fund. Some of the allocations might not have direct share ownership based on the transfer restrictions out of our control, however, the fund will be a direct beneficiary.
** Indirectly owned; specifically, entitled to an economic interest in the underlying company through ownership of SPV interests. See Footnote 14 for additional details.
This list represents the fund's composition assuming it reaches its maximum investment amount. If the fund does not reach its maximum investment amount, the actual amounts will vary in proportion to their percentage makeup as depicted in the Terms section.
What’s a series limited liability company or series LLC, you ask?
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How do you determine the share price?
The series of StartEngine Private Funds purchases the underlying securities from an affiliate. The affiliate previously sourced and negotiated the terms to purchase these underlying securities from third parties. The amount paid by the series of the StartEngine Private Funds is higher than the price the affiliate purchased the securities previously in the secondary market. We also note that while StartEngine Advisers LLC does not impose any continuing management fee expenses, there is a carried interest of 20 percent associated with the investment in our series, and therefore to the extent the securities appreciate in value there will not be a one-to-one economic parity between the share value of the StartEngine Private shares and the underlying companies’ shares. Please read the “Risk Factors,'' which is included as Exhibit B to the subscription agreement for further details.
What happens to my investment when an underlying company has a liquidity event?
In the event that an underlying company experiences a liquidity event, after the relevant holding period is over, the proceeds from the sale of the shares will be distributed to investors, minus any applicable fund operating expenses or carried interest. Holding period length varies from company to company.
TERMS
| Company | Type of Share | Up to Total $ | Affiliate Acquisition PPS | Fund PPS* | Up to Shares | Allocation of Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perplexity** | Membership interests in SPV entitled to economic interests in Series A Preferred Shares | $305,325.00 | $345.30 | $575.00 | 531 | 12.17% |
| Databricks** | Membership interests in SPV entitled to economic interests in Series D Preferred Stock | $580,000.00 | $98.98 | $145.00 | 4,000 | 23.12% |
| Glean** | Membership interests in SPV entitled to economic interests in Common Shares | $258,750.00 | $38.85 | $57.50 | 4,500 | 10.32% |
| Groq** | Membership interests in SPV entitled to economic interests in Series B Preferred Stock | $721,490.00 | $18.70 | $35.00 | 20,614 | 28.77% |
| ZocDoc | Class B Common | $225,000.00 | $8.24 | $15.00 | 15,000 | 8.97% |
| Avathon | Common | $253,125.00 | $6.18 | $11.25 | 22,500 | 10.09% |
| Attentive | Series A-2 Preferred | $164,475.00 | $15.60 | $22.50 | 7,310 | 6.56% |
This chart represents the fund's composition assuming it reaches its maximum investment amount. If the fund does not reach its maximum investment amount, the actual amounts will vary in proportion to their percentage makeup as depicted in the chart.
The value of the offered interests may not be directly equivalent to those of the existing shares of the underlying companies and may have differing material rights, including a carried interest fee of 20%. For securities where the underlying economic interests are through an SPV, there may be additional economic costs related to the ownership through this structure. This offering is not eligible for any bonus shares. Any reference to bonus shares or similar terms should not be interpreted as an offer or entitled to bonus shares.
The allocation percentages may slightly change based on how much capital will be raised for the fund. Some of the allocations might not have direct share ownership based on the transfer restrictions out of our control, however, the fund will be a direct beneficiary.
*The amount paid by the A.I. Innovation Fund for the portfolio company securities is higher than the price StartEngine Crowdfunding Inc. previously paid for the securities in the secondary market.
** See Footnote 14 for additional details.
DISCLAIMERS
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The underlying securities of A.I. Innovation Fund offered herein may be subject to restrictions on transferability and resale including a Right of First Refusal ("ROFR"). As such, the underlying companies have the first right to purchase the securities should A.I. Innovation Fund wish to sell or transfer them. This may affect the ability of A.I. Innovation Fund to dispose of the securities. Before investing, potential investors should carefully read the offering documents and consult with their advisor to understand the implications of these restrictions.
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2. Unless otherwise indicated, the information on this webpage and our marketing materials for A.I. Innovation Fund is sourced as of December 14, 2024, from PitchBook, a website that maintains a record of the company’s funding rounds, along with their corresponding pre- and post-money valuations. As information on the company, including the valuations, are sourced from publicly available information, we do not guarantee their accuracy or completeness. The data and information may be subject to errors, omissions, or changes over time, and we are not responsible for any inaccuracies in the data and information provided. All the information contained on this page is derived from publicly available data and information, and has not been independently verified by us or any of our affiliates. This information should not be considered as financial or investment advice. Before making any investment decision you should consult your own financial, investment and tax advisors.
3. Source: IDC, “Artificial Intelligence Will Contribute $19.9 Trillion to the Global Economy through 2030 and Drive 3.5% of Global GDP in 2030,” September 17, 2024
4. Source: Parmy Olson, “Google’s Most Serious Rival Isn’t Microsoft. It’s a Startup.,” Bloomberg, January 7, 2025
5. Source: Lloyd Lee, “Perplexity AI Triples Its Valuation in About 6 Months With Latest $500 Million Funding Round,” Business Insider, December 18, 2024
6. Source: Marlize van Romburgh, “Databricks Raises $10B In 2024’s Largest Venture Funding Deal,” Crunchbase News, December 17, 2024
7. Source: Paul Sawers, “Databricks Closes $15.3B Financing at $62B Valuation, Meta Joins As ‘Strategic Investor’”, TechCrunch, January 22, 2025
8. Source: Riley de León, “AI-Powered Search Startup Glean Doubles Valuation in New Funding Round Led by Altimeter,” CNBC, September 10, 2024
9. Source: Business Wire, “Glean Achieves $100M ARR in Three Years, Delivering True AI ROI to the Enterprise,” February 5, 2025
10. Source: Reuters Staff, “OpenAI Asks Investors to Avoid Five AI Startups,” Inc., October 3, 2024
11. Sources: Groq, “Groq Supercharges Fast AI Inference For Meta Llama 3.1,” Blog, Accessed December 10, 2024; Groq, “Groq Runs Whisper Large V3 at a 164x Speed Factor According to New Artificial Analysis Benchmark,” Blog, Accessed December 10, 2024
12. Source: Chris Metinko, “The 10 Biggest Rounds Of August: Anduril And Groq Lead Hot Month,” Crunchbase News, September 4, 2024
13. Sources: Shirin Ghaffary, “AI Startup Perplexity Closes Funding Round at $9 Billion Value,” Bloomberg, December 18, 2024; Madhumita Murgia & Cristina Criddle, “Perplexity’s Popularity Surges As AI Search Start-Up Takes On Google,” Financial Times, August 9 2024; LinkedIn, “Aravind Srinivas,” Accessed February 11, 2025
14. StartEngine Private Funds LLC (the “Series LLC”) holds economic interests of Perplexity, Databricks, Glean, and Groq through indirect ownership via Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) interests. There may not be a one-to-one economic parity on the value of the Series LLC interests and the underlying shares.
15. The links provided are for informational purposes only. The presence of the links on this page does not imply endorsement by the respective websites and the accuracy or completeness of the information presented cannot be guaranteed.
16. Sources: Marlize van Romburgh, “Databricks Raises $10B In 2024’s Largest Venture Funding Deal,” Crunchbase News, December 17, 2024; Databricks, “Leadership Team,” Accessed February 11, 2025
17. Sources: Riley de León, “AI-Powered Search Startup Glean Doubles Valuation in New Funding Round Led by Altimeter,” CNBC, September 10, 2024; Sharon Goldman, “Exclusive: AI Startup Glean Aiming To Build the ‘Google for Work,’ Raises $260M at $4.6B Valuation,” Fortune, September 10, 2024; Glean, “About Us,” Accessed February 11, 2025
Rubrik is a different company and at a different stage of valuation. This comparison does not imply Glean will become publicly traded. Even if Glean proceeds with an IPO, it does not imply specific performance for A.I. Innovation Fund investors.
18. Sources: LinkedIn, “Jonathan Ross,” Accessed February 11, 2025; Groq, “Demand for Real-time AI Inference from Groq® Accelerates Week Over Week,” PR Newswire, April 2, 2024; Kyle Wiggers, “AI Chip Startup Groq Lands $640M To Challenge Nvidia,” TechCrunch, August 5, 2024
19. Sources: Zocdoc, “Zocdoc for Providers,” Accessed February 11, 2025; Mansha Kapoor, “29 Top Digital Health Platforms,” Mahalo, January 3, 2025; Zocdoc, “How Zocdoc and DrChrono by EverHealth are Transforming Patient and Provider Experiences,” Accessed February 11, 2025; Zocdoc, “Oliver Kharraz, MD,” Accessed February 11, 2025
Zocdoc has not filed for an IPO and there is no guarantee that an IPO will occur. Even if Zocdoc proceeds with an IPO, it does not imply specific performance for A.I. Innovation Fund investors.
20. Sources: SkyGrid, “SkyGrid and NASA Work Together to Advance Emerging Aviation Operations with Autonomous Systems,” May 31, 2024; Avathon, “SparkCognition and Shell Announce a Technology Collaboration Aimed at Accelerating the Pace of Exploration Through the Use of Generative AI,” PR Newswire, May 17, 2023; LinkedIn, “Pervinder Johar,” Accessed February 11, 2025
21. Sources: Attentive, “The SMS and Email Platform That Transforms Your Marketing,” Accessed February 11, 2025; Attentive, “Total Economic Impact Study Attributes Revenue Increase of $39.5 Million for Brands to Attentive’s AI Marketing Platform,” January 30, 2024; Jackie Chiquoine, “Crate & Barrel’s Spinoff Chain Bets on Text Messaging to Drive Holiday Sales,” U.S. Chamber of Commerce, November 16, 2022; Attentive, “Attentive Drives Record-Breaking $1.8 Billion in Online Sales During Cyber Week 2023,” November 28, 2023; Attentive, “Amit Jhawar,” Accessed February 11, 2025
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