Fetcherr Raises $42M, Targets New Sectors with AI Pricing

Fetcherr, a company specializing in AI-powered pricing and inventory management for airlines, has raised $42 million in a Series C funding round. This follows a $90 million Series B raised about a year ago.
The latest round was led by Salesforce Ventures, with existing investors Battery Ventures, Left Lane Capital, and M-Fund also participating.
Founded in 2019, Fetcherr offers real-time adaptive recommendations on pricing optimization, inventory management, and resource allocation.
The new capital will be used for Fetcherr’s global expansion into new markets and sectors, equipping airlines and other businesses with AI tools for revenue management.
Fetcherr’s technology is already adopted by multiple carriers, including Delta Air Lines, which is relying on AI to price some of its domestic inventory.
In August 2025, regulatory concerns surfaced regarding AI-based pricing. Delta claimed it does not engage in personalized pricing based on income or identity and instead focuses on market-driven price optimization.
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