Enterprise web agent startup TinyFish launched Aug. 19 with $47 million in funding to expand its platform that automates large-scale business workflows across the internet.

TinyFish’s technology is already in use by Fortune 500 companies in hospitality, transportation, and ecommerce. The company said its agents handle tasks such as inventory aggregation, real-time pricing analysis, and competitive market tracking.

How TinyFish will use its funding

The round was led by ICONIQ, with participation from USVP, Mango Capital, MongoDB Ventures, ASG, and Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners.

In Japan, Google is using TinyFish agents to make hotel booking inventory available in its search results, bypassing the need for hotels to overhaul their booking systems. A major rideshare company is applying the platform to analyze millions of pricing variables each month, while global ecommerce brands use it to monitor competitor prices and promotions.

Founded by former Nutanix president Sudheesh Nair, ex-Meta engineering leader Shuhao Zhang and former Wall Street Journal correspondent Keith Zhai, TinyFish says it operates hundreds of thousands of agents running millions of monthly operations.

TinyFish said it will use the new funding to expand its infrastructure and scale with additional enterprise customers.

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