Metropolis Technologies, Inc.

Metropolis Technologies, Inc. is a California-based company specializing in AI-driven parking solutions that streamline the parking experience through innovative technology and management services for drivers and property owners. Founded in 2017 in New York, US, Metropolis Technologies focuses on transforming parking management. In November 2025, Metropolis Technologies, Inc.

raised USD 500 million in series D funding led by new investor LionTree, with participation from other new investors SB Investment Advisers, DFJ Fund and Tekne Capital Management. Returning investors Vista Equity Partners, BDT & MSD Partners, Eldridge Industries, Slow, and other unspecified investors also participated in the round. The round was part of a larger USD 1. 6 billion series D and venture debt funding.

The co-founders are Courtney Fukuda, Peter Fisher, and Travis Kell, with Tracy Wimble serving as the CEO. Metropolis Technologies offers an innovative suite of AI-driven solutions primarily focused on revolutionizing the parking experience for drivers and real estate owners. The core product leverages advanced computer vision technology to facilitate checkout-free payments, allowing users to seamlessly enter and exit parking facilities without the need for cash, credit cards, or ticket machines. This system integrates with the operational management of parking assets, providing real estate owners with a revenue-generating solution that enhances asset productivity.

Metropolis operates in over 360 major metropolitan markets across the United States and Canada, catering to a diverse client base that includes commercial real estate owners, parking operators, and more than 16 million registered drivers who benefit from the effortless parking experience. Metropolis generates revenue through its comprehensive parking management services, which include technology licensing and operational partnerships with real estate owners. The operational model allows Metropolis to act as a direct service provider, managing parking facilities and ensuring a streamlined user experience. Clients typically enter into agreements that encompass both technology deployment and operational support, fostering a B2B relationship.

The pricing structure is designed to accommodate various client needs and may include subscription fees for software services coupled with a percentage of revenue generated from parking fees. Flagship offerings include the checkout-free payment solution integral to their platform, enhancing both tenant satisfaction and financial performance for property owners. The company plans to use the November 2025 funding to expand its parking platform, improve technology, and support growth initiatives including new market entry and infrastructure upgrades.