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Fetch

Austin, US · Founded 2016 · 379 employees on LinkedIn · 21 known investors

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Fetch offers doorstep services for apartment renters through a single app, including package delivery from its facilities, same-day grocery and essentials delivery, self-storage with bin pickup, and nightly trash collection. The company serves residents of partner apartment communities in the US.

Also known as Fetch Package

Founders & leadership

Fetch was founded in 2016 by Michael Patton.

MPMichael Patton
Michael PattonFounder & CEOExecutive Officer, Director at Fetch Package
AAAaron Anderson
Aaron AndersonCFOAaron Anderson is an executive with background in finance, management and technology across consulting, banking, healthcare and e-commerce sectors. He brings experience in financial planning, operations, M&A and business expansion.

Board

KMKip McClanahan
Kip McClanahanBoard directorGeneral Partner at Silverton Partners
AT
Andrew TownsendBoard director
AD
A.J. DyeBoard director
SPScott Petty
Scott PettyBoard MemberGP & Senior Advisor at Signal Peak Ventures

Investors · 21

Alpaca VCreportedNew York · $500K – $1.3M

How we know: funding news · the VCSheet dataset · Not right? Tell us

Hamilton LanereportedConshohocken

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Signal Peak VenturesreportedSalt Lake City · $250K – $5M

How we know: funding news · press coverage · the VCSheet dataset · research · fetchpackage.com · Not right? Tell us

Also in the syndicate · 2

SeamlessVenn Ventures

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

$114.7M disclosed across 8 of 15 rounds · 2019–2024

▶$18.9MraisedApr 2024 · 10 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • McKay DunnDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Matthew ChristensenDirector
  • Daniel SchwartzDirector
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott CarmanDirector
Offering amount
$22.2M
Amount sold
$18.9M
First sale
Mar 2024
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$4.2MraisedDec 2023 · 7 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Matthew ChristensenDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott CarmanDirector
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
Offering amount
$4.2M
Amount sold
$4.2M
First sale
Apr 2023
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$4.6MraisedDec 2023 · 6 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott CarmanDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Matthew ChristensenDirector
Offering amount
$5.5M
Amount sold
$4.6M
First sale
Sep 2023
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$4.7MraisedJul 2023 · 22 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Matthew ChristensenDirector
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Scott CarmanDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer, Director
Offering amount
$25M
Amount sold
$4.7M
First sale
Jul 2023
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$7.5MraisedNov 2022 · 9 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Matthew ChristensenDirector
  • A.J. DyeDirector
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott CarmanDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer, Director
Offering amount
$44.9M
Amount sold
$7.5M
First sale
Oct 2022
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$26.8MraisedFeb 2022 · 16 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • A.J. DyeDirector
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Matthew ChristensenDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Kip McClanahanDirector
Offering amount
$30.8M
Amount sold
$26.8M
First sale
Feb 2022
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$36.7MraisedAug 2021 · 30 investors · Other Technology
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Kip McClanahanDirector
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Andrew TownsendDirector
  • A.J. DyeDirector
  • Aaron AndersonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Scott PettyDirector
Offering amount
$49.5M
Amount sold
$36.7M
First sale
Jul 2021
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$11.3MraisedJul 2020 · 18 investors · Other
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Michael PattonExecutive Officer, Director
  • Aaron AndersonDirector
  • Scott PettyDirector
  • Scott CarmanDirector
  • Kip McClanahanDirector
Offering amount
$16.5M
Amount sold
$11.3M
First sale
Jun 2020
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware, 2016
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Fetch (Fetch Package) is a last-mile logistics and renter services provider for multifamily communities. Residents of partner apartment communities use a single app to access four services: package delivery, grocery and daily essentials delivery (Fetch Market), self-storage, and nightly door-to-door trash and recycling collection.

In the package service, residents ship online orders to a personal Fetch address consisting of the local Fetch facility address plus a unique resident code. Packages are received and held at the facility — which includes climate-controlled and refrigerated storage and capacity for oversized items — and are then delivered to the resident's door in a scheduled window by a vetted courier, with optional code-based verified delivery. Stated limits include packages up to 108 inches or 150 pounds, holds of up to 60 days for general and refrigerated medical items and three days for perishables, and dedicated delivery windows for items over 40 inches or 50 pounds. Fetch Market is stocked, picked and packed at the local Fetch facility and offered as unlimited same-day delivery, as fast as two hours, without delivery fees or tipping. Fetch Storage supplies bins that residents pack for pickup and off-site storage on month-to-month plans priced by volume packed. Trash service covers doorstep collection of trash, recycling and cardboard five to seven nights per week.

Founding story

Fetch was founded in 2016 in Austin, Texas by Michael Patton, who serves as CEO; he was recognized as a Forbes Under 30 honoree.

Business model

Fetch contracts with apartment communities and their leasing offices, which enable services such as Storage and Market for their buildings; residents at enabled communities access the services through the Fetch app. Deliveries and trash pickups are performed by independent service partners who claim two- to three-hour service blocks with guaranteed payouts.

Services are sold through multifamily apartment communities and to their residents. Fetch Market is offered without delivery fees or tipping, with the company stating that operating its own facilities, inventory, picking, packing and delivery removes intermediary costs. Fetch Storage is priced on a month-to-month basis according to how much a resident packs.

Traction

More than 50 million packages delivered since 2016, plus grocery, trash and storage services. The company reported 275 employees at the time of its 2020 Series B and states it serves apartment communities nationwide.

Latest developments

Recent company announcements include a multi-region partnership with Alliance Residential for portfolio-wide valet trash services and the expansion of Fetch Market grocery and daily essentials delivery into Houston.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Fetch positions itself as a nationwide last-mile logistics and renter services provider for multifamily communities, and reports having delivered more than 50 million packages since 2016. Forbes lists the company under Transportation & Logistics and included it in coverage of U.S. startup employers.

Fetch bundles four resident services into one app and runs its own facilities and courier network rather than relying on third-party marketplaces, which it cites as the basis for fee-free and tip-free grocery delivery, verified doorstep package delivery, extended package holds and handling of oversized and refrigerated items.

Technology

A resident-facing mobile app handles eligibility checks by apartment address, package scheduling and tracking, storage and market ordering, and support. A separate service partner app is used by couriers to claim service blocks and pick up delivery batches. Operations are anchored on local Fetch facilities with secure, climate-controlled and refrigerated storage and commercial carrier relationships.

Go-to-market

Fetch sells into multifamily property operators and portfolios, including multi-region agreements such as valet trash service for Alliance Residential, and reaches residents through leasing offices and its consumer app. The company also markets to multifamily managers at industry events such as NAA's Apartmentalize conference, and recruits gig service partners with vehicles and smartphones for trash and package delivery blocks.

Apartment renters at partner multifamily communities, and the property managers and leasing offices of those communities.

Geography

Headquartered in Austin, Texas, with services offered to apartment communities across the United States; Fetch Market expanded to Houston in October, delivering in four hours or less.

History

Fetch started in 2016 in Austin with the stated goal of improving the renting experience. It raised a $3 million seed round and a $10.5 million Series A before an $18 million Series B in 2020, which brought total funding to $32 million and supported expansion of its apartment delivery service. The company has since added grocery, storage and trash services alongside package delivery.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
EmployeesAug 2020275 people
Packages delivered (cumulative)Jan 202550,000,000 packages
Service partner hourly earnings rangeJan 2025$17-27 per hour (estimated, varies by location)
Total funding raisedAug 2020$32M

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 3

launches, deals, and filings
Oct 2025
Fetch Market expands to Houston

Fetch Market extended grocery and daily essentials delivery to residents in Houston, with delivery in four hours or less.

source ↗

Jan 2025
Multi-region partnership with Alliance Residential for portfolio-wide valet trash services

Fetch announced a multi-region partnership with Alliance Residential to provide portfolio-wide valet trash services.

source ↗

Aug 2020
Fetch raises $18 million Series B

Fetch announced an $18 million Series B led by Iron Gate Capital and Pando Ventures, with participation from existing investors Signal Peak Ventures, Silverton Partners, Seamless and Venn Ventures, bringing total funding to $32 million.

$18M source ↗

Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

In the news

▸Research sources · 8

primary sources listed
  • Fetchfetchpackage.com · web

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Fetch do?
Austin-based Fetch provides apartment renters with package, grocery, storage and trash services through a single app.
Who founded Fetch?
Fetch was founded by Michael Patton in 2016.
Who are Fetch's investors?
Fetch's investors include BYU Cougar Capital, Cadron Capital Partners, Frame VC, Silverton Partners, Tech Wildcatters, Alpaca VC, Archer Venture Capital, DST Global and 11 more.
How much funding has Fetch raised?
Fetch has disclosed $114.7M raised across 8 of its 15 known rounds.
Where is Fetch headquartered?
Fetch is headquartered in Austin, US.