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US: Hotel guest management tech company Canary Technologies has closed an $80 million Series D funding round, led by Brighton Park Capital.
Participation from existing investors includes Insight Partners, F-Prime Capital, Thayer Ventures, Y-Combinator and Commerce Ventures.
The funding follows a series of partnerships with Best Western, Aimbridge Hospitality, Marriott, Wyndham, TUI Hotels & Resorts, and others.
Additionally, Canary has recently launched its AI Voice and WeChat features, with the latest funding used to accelerate expansion.
Harman Singh Narula, CEO and co-founder of Canary, said: “The hospitality industry is entering a new era powered by AI, and we’re proud to be at the forefront of that transformation. Through intelligent, enterprise-grade solutions, we’re helping hotels run smarter, deliver faster service and create more personalised guest experiences at scale.
“This latest investment reflects both the extraordinary dedication of the team – whose work is redefining what’s possible – and the growing impact Canary is making across the industry. We’re energised by the strong demand and excited to expand our partnerships with many of the world’s leading hoteliers,” he added.
Kevin Magan, partner at Brighton Park Capital, said: “Canary’s scale and growth within the travel and hospitality sector are truly unprecedented. We’re thrilled to partner with the entire team as they accelerate their momentum and solidify their position as a category leader. Their dedication to delivering enterprise-grade, high-impact solutions for hoteliers positions them for long-term success and sustained global leadership.”
Brighton Park Capital is a New York-based investment firm focused on entrepreneur-led, growth-stage software, healthcare and tech-enabled services companies.
The $80 million funding brings Canary’s valuation to $600 million. The company supports more than 20,000 hotels in over 100 countries.
Highlights:
• Canary Technologies has raised $80 million Series D, led by Brighton Park Capital, valuing the company at $600 million.
• The platform now supports more than 20,000 hotels across more than 100 countries.
• The funding will be used to accelerate expansion and AI innovation.
• Recent partnerships with major hotel brands include Marriott, Wyndham, and Best Western.
