Canary Technologies Secures $80M in Series D Funding to Boost Global Expansion and AI Innovation

June 13, 2025
Canary Technologies Secures $80M in Series D Funding to Boost Global Expansion and AI Innovation
  • Founded in 2018 by Harman Singh Narula and SJ Sawhney, Canary has raised nearly $180 million in total funding to date.

  • Canary Technologies, a leader in hotel guest management technology, announced on June 12, 2025, that it has raised $80 million in Series D funding led by Brighton Park Capital.

  • This new capital will be directed towards enhancing global expansion efforts and hiring additional staff to improve services in hospitality AI.

  • Singh Narula, the CEO, described the fundraising as opportunistic, noting that the company was not actively seeking funds but found aligned partners.

  • Kevin Magan from Brighton Park Capital praised Canary's unprecedented growth and its commitment to delivering impactful solutions for hoteliers, indicating strong potential for long-term success.

  • This investment follows a $50 million Series C funding raised just a year ago, marking a period of significant growth for the company, which has partnered with major brands like Best Western and Marriott.

  • Canary currently supports over 20,000 hotels across more than 100 countries, positioning itself as a preferred enterprise partner for leading hotel brands.

  • The company's services are customized for each hotel, ensuring a seamless experience for guests, with notable clients including Rosewood Hotels, Marriott, Best Western, and Wyndham.

  • Canary's platform utilizes AI to enhance customer interactions through voice, web, and text, providing real-time responses via a large language model.

  • In response to increasing global demand for AI-powered guest engagement solutions, Canary has launched new products, including AI Voice and Webchat.

  • The company has received accolades, including being named the #1 Guest Experience Platform by HotelTechReport for consecutive years and recognition from Deloitte and Fast Company.

  • Singh Narula emphasized the complexities of running a hotel, citing evolving guest expectations and staffing shortages as key challenges in the industry.

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