TinyFish raises $47M to scale AI-powered web agents

Silicon Valley startup TinyFish has secured $47 million in Series A funding led by ICONIQ Growth, with participation from U.S. Venture Partners, MongoDB Ventures, ASG, Mango Capital, and Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners, as the Palo Alto-based company scales its AI-driven web agent platform that automates complex, high-volume tasks for Fortune 500 enterprises.

Founded in 2024, TinyFish addresses the challenge of manual web-based workflows that plague large enterprises across retail, travel, hospitality, and e-commerce sectors. The platform deploys AI-powered web agents that simulate human-like browsing behavior to aggregate data, monitor prices, and streamline business processes at unprecedented scale.

Central to TinyFish's business is their focus on creating agents that interact with websites exactly as humans do, e.g., navigating dynamic pages, filling forms, clicking buttons, and retrieving information even when layouts change. The company already serves major clients including Google, enabling them to replace large offshore teams and unreliable scripts with automated solutions for price tracking, inventory management, and market intelligence.

With enterprises increasingly seeking to automate web-based workflows that resist traditional API integration, TinyFish's human-like agent approach positions the company to capture significant market share in the rapidly expanding enterprise automation space. The funding will accelerate platform development, team expansion, and customer acquisition as demand grows for scalable web automation solutions.

Founders: Sudheesh Nair, Keith Zhai, Shuhao Zhang

Sources: Business Wire, Reuters, CB Insight, Crunchbase