What is Fetch?
Founded in 2016, Fetch operates a sophisticated last-mile delivery platform that serves as a vital intermediary between carriers and residents in multifamily apartment communities. By centralizing package intake at off-site warehouses, the company provides a seamless, tech-enabled delivery experience that allows residents to customize their arrival windows via a proprietary mobile application. Beyond its core delivery services, Fetch has diversified its revenue streams through Fetch Storage and Fetch Market, effectively creating a comprehensive ecosystem for residential convenience. With operations spanning over 25 major U.S. markets and partnerships with the majority of the NMHC Top 50 management companies, Fetch is uniquely positioned to capitalize on the increasing demand for efficient, secure, and resident-centric logistics solutions in high-density living environments.
How much funding has Fetch raised?
Fetch has raised a total of $82.5M across 5 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$3M
Series A
$10.5M
Debt
$1M
Series B
$18M
Series C
$50M
Angel/Seed (2018): $3M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series A (2019): $10.5M led by vSpring Capital, Capital Factory companies, and Silverton Partners
Debt (2020): $1M supported by PPP
Series B (2020): $18M featuring Iron Gate Capital LLC, Silverton Partners, Pando Ventures GmbH, Venn Ventures, Seamless, and vSpring Capital
Series C (2021): $50M backed by Ocelot Capital Management, Green Point Partners, and Alpaca VC
Key Investors in Fetch
Ocelot Capital Management
An Austin-based investment firm focused on backing high-growth companies, with a thematic focus on the supply chain and logistics ecosystem.
Green Point Partners
An advisory firm specializing in assisting clients with working capital, investments, and real estate, with extensive experience in the financial and real estate industry.
Silverton Partners
A leading early-stage venture capital firm based in Austin, Texas, specializing in investing in companies that leverage technology to create significant barriers to entry.
What's next for Fetch?
With the recent injection of capital, Fetch is poised to accelerate its market penetration and enhance its technological infrastructure. The company's strategic roadmap focuses on scaling its micro-storage and essential delivery services, which are designed to increase the lifetime value of each apartment home under management. As the firm approaches profitability, the focus will likely shift toward optimizing its warehouse footprint and deepening its integration with property management software to further reduce friction in the resident experience. By maintaining its high standards for on-time delivery and expanding its footprint into new urban centers, Fetch is well-positioned to maintain its competitive advantage in the evolving proptech and logistics landscape.
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