Fetch.AI
Fetch.ai builds decentralized infrastructure for autonomous AI agents — combining a Cosmos L1 blockchain, the uAgents framework, the Agentverse marketplace (2.7M agents), and the proprietary ASI:One LLM — serving consumers, brands, developers, and enterprises.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2018
- HeadquartersCambridge, United Kingdom
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingSoftware
What Fetch.AI does
Fetch.ai is a decentralized AI and blockchain platform that builds infrastructure for autonomous AI agents to discover, communicate, transact, and coordinate without centralized intermediaries. Founded in 2017/2018 and headquartered in Cambridge, UK (with regional offices in Silicon Valley and Dubai, operating under legal entity uVue Ltd.), the company serves four primary segments: consumer end-users via its ASI:One personal AI assistant, brands and SMEs seeking verified AI presence via Fetch Business, developers building agents on its uAgents Python framework and Agentverse marketplace (which hosts approximately 2.7 million registered agents), and enterprises such as Bosch Research and Freight Technologies deploying its Collective Learning and ASI-1 LLM stacks for industry-specific workflows.
The platform's technical architecture combines a Cosmos SDK-based Layer 1 blockchain (the ASI Network) with the uAgents framework for agent development, the Agentverse marketplace for discovery and monetization, the proprietary ASI:One family of Web3-native large language models (ASI-1 Mini and Pro variants), and the Agent Execution Verification System (AEVS) — the first on-chain tool generating cryptographic receipts for AI agent actions. Supporting tooling includes CosmPy (Python SDK for Cosmos interaction), Jenesis (smart-contract deployment), FetchCoder V2 (an AI coding assistant), and integrations with LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, and Model Context Protocol servers. The platform also supports AI-to-AI payments via on-chain FET and USDC transactions, demonstrated in December 2025 with the first live AI-to-AI OpenTable/Visa payment.
Fetch.ai's commercial model is hybrid: a freemium tier on ASI:One and Agentverse with paid Pro/Premium subscriptions (processed via Stripe), transaction-based fees for on-chain agent activity (Agent Launch charges 120 FET per token, with bonding-curve graduation to PancakeSwap), potential marketplace commissions on agent services rendered via the Payment Protocol, and selective enterprise service agreements. The FET utility token underpins transactions, staking, governance, and AI-to-AI payments across the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance ecosystem — the consortium formed by Fetch.ai's 2024 merger with SingularityNET (Ocean Protocol exited in October 2025). Revenue is not separately disclosed; primary monetization signals are token-based, with enterprise services and subscription revenue still nascent.
Fetch.AI firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Fetch.AI
- Legal name
- uVue Ltd.
- Website
- https://fetch.ai
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2018
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- Fetch.ai builds decentralized infrastructure for autonomous AI agents — combining a Cosmos L1 blockchain, the uAgents framework, the Agentverse marketplace (2.7M agents), and the proprietary ASI:One LLM — serving consumers, brands, developers, and enterprises.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Fetch.AI industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Decentralized AI Agent Platform
- NAICS
- Software Publishers (5132), Custom Computer Programming Services (541511), Web Search Portals and All Other Information Services (519290)
- SIC
- Services-Computer Programming Services (7371), Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Agents & Autonomous Workflows (Tool Use, Planning, Multi-Agent) (HDAAACAF)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Enterprise AI Data & Knowledge Platforms (Vector Databases, Knowledge Graphs) (HDAEANAH), AI Observability, Monitoring & Evaluation Platforms (Drift, Quality, Safety) (HDAEANAF), Responsible AI, Security & Privacy Platforms (Safety, Guardrails, PII) (HDAEANAG), End-to-End Enterprise AI Platforms (MLOps & Model Lifecycle Management) (HDAEANAA), Model Serving, Inference & Deployment Platforms (APIs, Edge/On-Prem) (HDAEANAC), AI Application Enablement Platforms (Copilot/Agent Frameworks, SDKs) (HDAEANAJ), Identity, Access & Secrets Management for AI Systems (IAM for agents/models) (HDAAAKAJ), AI & Automation in Customer Service (Chatbots, Agent Assist) (EDABACAO)
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Where Fetch.AI is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Cambridge
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices3 records
Markets served
Fetch.AI business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations
Revenue model
- Subscription (Planned): Fetch.ai's services are predominantly free with quotas and compute constraints, but the company plans paid Subscriptions with monthly, 6-month, or annual billing cycles and auto-renewal. ASI:One Pro and Agentverse Premium are offered as premium paid tiers. Payments accepted via credit/debit card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
- Token / Transaction Fees: FET token serves as the native utility token for transactions, staking, governance, AI-to-AI payments, and as payment rail within the ASI Alliance ecosystem. Agent Launch charges 120 FET per token issued on the platform, providing a transaction-based revenue mechanism.
- Marketplace Commission / Agent Monetization: Agentverse operates as a marketplace where agents can monetize services, with potential commission or fee structures as part of the broader agent-to-agent economy; the Payment Protocol enables agents to charge for services rendered.
- Token Treasury / Capital Markets Activity: Institutional capital allocation via partnerships such as the $500M Interactive Strength Fetch.ai token acquisition and reported $50M FET buyback demonstrate token-based capital markets revenue.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Freemium | Pay-as-you-go | Free tier with quota/compute limits (current default for ASI:One and Agentverse) |
| Subscription | Monthly | Paid Subscription tiers (ASI:One Pro, Agentverse Premium, Fetch Business) |
| Subscription | Monthly | Premium paid promo: One Month Free ASI:One Pro + Agentverse Premium for UK AI Agent Hack Ep5 attendees (code UKAIAGENT) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Per-token fee for Agent Launch on BNB Chain |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels8 records
Fetch.AI product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Fetch.AI builds a decentralized AI agent platform combining a Cosmos SDK-based Layer 1 blockchain with the ASI:One Web3-native agentic large language model, the Agentverse marketplace hosting approximately 2.7 million agents, and the uAgents Python framework. Its products enable autonomous AI agents to discover, communicate, transact, and coordinate on-chain, with dedicated consumer (ASI:One), enterprise brand (Fetch Business), and developer (uAgents, Agentverse, FetchCoder V2) offerings. Core capabilities include AI-to-AI payments (FET/USDC/Visa), the Agent Execution Verification System (AEVS), and on-chain Agent Launch token issuance on BNB Chain.
Product overview
Fetch.AI offers a platform-plus-modules architecture for building, deploying, and monetizing autonomous AI agents. The core stack consists of: (1) the Fetch.ai Network, a Cosmos SDK-based blockchain with the open Ledger and Almanac contract providing agent identity and discovery; (2) uAgents, the Python framework developers use to build lightweight decentralized agents; (3) Agentverse, the marketplace and hosting layer where 2.7M+ agents are registered and discovered; and (4) ASI:One ("Your Personal AI"), the proprietary ASI-1 LLM that orchestrates and routes user requests to the right agents. Around this core stack, Fetch.AI ships modular add-ons including the Agentverse MCP Tools (for external tool integration via Model Context Protocol), Agent Launch / Agent Launchpad (BNB Chain token issuance for AI agents), the Agent Execution Verification System (AEVS) for on-chain accountability, and developer tooling such as FetchCoder V2 (AI coding assistant), Fetch-Skills CLI, Flockx no-code Workbench, CosmPy SDK, and Jenesis smart-contract tool. End-user/customer-facing products include Fetch Business for verified Brand Agents and the ASI Alliance Wallet for FET and multi-chain asset management.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- ASI:One: Personal agentic AI assistant with memory that plans and acts on the user's behalf, including ASI-1 Mini LLM family.
- Agentverse
- Fetch Business
- ASI Alliance Wallet (formerly Fetch Wallet)
- uAgents
- FetchCoder
- Fetch-Skills
- Flockx
- CosmPy
- Jenesis
Products and services
- ASI:One (Your Personal AI) Personal agentic AI platform and proprietary ASI-1 LLM family providing a conversational interface that learns user preferences, discovers and orchestrates agents from Agentverse, performs planning, and executes tasks on behalf of users including AI-to-AI payments, multi-agent collaboration, and image generation.
- Agentverse Open decentralized marketplace and hosting platform where AI agents are registered, discovered, monetized, and orchestrated, with 2.7M+ agents, agent templates, MCP-based tool integration, and search/discovery via the almanac contract.
- Fetch Business Enterprise platform that enables brands, SMEs, and creators to claim or build verified Brand Agents capable of browsing, buying, and resolving customer requests on behalf of customers, including the Claim Your Agent feature to combat brand knock-offs.
- ASI Alliance Wallet Non-custodial multi-chain Web3 wallet (iOS, Android, Chrome extension, Firefox extension) for FET and ASI Alliance assets, supporting token transfers, staking, governance proposals, Ledger hardware wallet integration, and MetaMask migration.
- FetchCoder V2 AI coding assistant purpose-built for autonomous agent development with spec-driven workflows, dangerous-command blocking, file modification budgets, test-driven development, smart context selection across multi-repo projects, and native Agentverse/ASI:One integration.
- Fetch-Skills CLI Open-source command-line tool (npx fetch-skills) that lets developers install curated AI agent knowledge bundles covering uAgent patterns, Agentverse connections, and payment protocol integrations into Cursor, Claude Code, and AGENTS.md coding assistants.
- Agent Launch (Agent Launchpad) Platform on BNB Chain enabling AI agents to autonomously issue tokens, attract supporters, and list on PancakeSwap decentralized exchange without human founders, using a bonding-curve mechanism at 120 FET per token with liquidity graduation at 30,000 FET.
- Flockx No-code Agent Studio No-code Agent Studio (Flockx Workbench) allowing users to design, configure, and deploy AI agents for ASI-1 in a graphical interface with knowledge management, deployment tools, and multi-agent collaboration features.
- Agent Execution Verification System (AEVS) On-chain tool generating tamper-evident cryptographic receipts for AI agent actions (refunds, payments, tool usage, inputs, outputs, timing, status, chain position), providing independent verification of agent execution for AI-to-AI transactions.
Quantifiable outcome
- 2.7 million agents registered on Agentverse by mid-2026 (up from over 2 million at AEVS launch in May 2026 and 17,000 agents on Web3 platforms by end of 2025)
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use Fetch.AI
Customer profileNamed customers17 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Fetch.AI technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration21 records
AI capability13 records
Feature10 records
Fetch.AI partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
25 partnerships are on record, tiered core — flagship uk ai agent hack ep5 hackathon partner., core — co-sponsor of uk ai agent hack ep5., flagship — fetch.ai is a trading name of uvue ltd., core — institutional partnership named as driver of q1 2026 token surge., core — institutional partnership driving q1 2026 token surge., minor — sports partnership for brand visibility., core — flagship payment integration for ai-to-ai transactions., core — second major card network integration for ai-to-ai payments., core — co-hosted agentic interop summit and gemini integration., core — multi-year strategic ai agreement with u.s. cross-border freight company., core — long-running industrial partnership aligned with bosch's aiot strategy., historical — former co-founding alliance member that exited the asi alliance on october 9/10, 2025., minor — joint thought leadership on autonomous ai agents., minor — vertical partnership for sustainable supply chain services., core — cross-chain co-development partnership for nextgen agents hackathon., minor — vertical integration into marine marketplace., minor — legal advisor., flagship — co-founder of the artificial superintelligence (asi) alliance, the central strategic alliance of fetch.ai., minor — partnership to expand access to intelligent agent infrastructure., minor — strategic collaboration on next-gen ai agents., minor — smart contract auditor., minor — partnership for decentralized ai integration., minor — vertical partnership for ai-powered sustainable energy. and core — third co-founding member of the asi alliance..
- Conduct.AI / Imperial College Londoncore — flagship uk ai agent hack ep5 hackathon partner.A week-long hackathon at Imperial College London (June 28 - July 4, 2026) backed by conduct.ai, Microsoft, Fetch.ai, and OpenAI, with £1000 prize pool and Fetch.ai as Headline sponsor. Fetch.ai offers one-month free ASI:One Pro and Agentverse Premium access to participants.
- Microsoftcore — co-sponsor of uk ai agent hack ep5.Microsoft is a co-sponsor (alongside conduct.ai, Fetch.ai, OpenAI) of the UK AI Agent Hack Ep5 at Imperial College London, June 28 - July 4, 2026.
- OpenAIcore — co-sponsor of uk ai agent hack ep5.OpenAI is a co-sponsor (alongside conduct.ai, Fetch.ai, Microsoft) of the UK AI Agent Hack Ep5 at Imperial College London, June 28 - July 4, 2026.
- uVue Ltd.flagship — fetch.ai is a trading name of uvue ltd.Per the Terms of Service, "fetch.ai" is a trading name of uVue Ltd., the operating legal entity.
- NVIDIAcore — institutional partnership named as driver of q1 2026 token surge.Institutional partnership with NVIDIA cited as a driver of the 67% Q1 2026 FET token surge alongside the UBS partnership and $50M buyback.
- UBScore — institutional partnership driving q1 2026 token surge.Institutional partnership with UBS cited as a driver of the 67% Q1 2026 FET token surge. Also featured in 'UBS x Product Space x Fetch.ai AI Agent Case Competition' hackathon (April 4-20, 2026) as Title sponsor.
- West Ham United Football Clubminor — sports partnership for brand visibility.Fetch.ai partnered with West Ham United Football Club to bring autonomous AI agents to the club's digital ecosystem.
- Visacore — flagship payment integration for ai-to-ai transactions.Fetch.ai integrates with Visa for its first AI agent-to-agent payment transactions. The system uses single-use credentials and KYC verification to address security and regulatory concerns; full commercial rollout targeted for January 2026. Fetch.ai collaborated with Visa and Mastercard to ensure AML/KYC regulatory compliance.
- Mastercardcore — second major card network integration for ai-to-ai payments.Mastercard support is expected to follow Visa for Fetch.ai's AI agent-to-agent payment system, with Fetch.ai collaborating with both networks to ensure AML/KYC compliance.
- Google Cloudcore — co-hosted agentic interop summit and gemini integration.Fetch.ai co-hosted the Agentic Interop Summit with Google Cloud at the Google campus in December 2025. Fetch.ai also expanded its use of Google's Gemini models in Agentverse ('Multi-Agent Systems in Practice: Google's Gemini models in Agentverse' blog post).
- Freight Technologies (Fr8Tech) / Fetch Computecore — multi-year strategic ai agreement with u.s. cross-border freight company.Freight Technologies entered a multi-year service agreement with Fetch Compute, Inc. to access ASI-1 LLM platform and developer tool suite. Agreement supports autonomous task agents and real-time voice-enabled AI agents for the U.S.–Mexico cross-border and domestic over-the-road freight ecosystem. Earlier $1M financing tied to Zayren launch.
- Bosch Researchcore — long-running industrial partnership aligned with bosch's aiot strategy.Bosch Research initiated machine learning trials on Fetch.ai's Collective Learning network to predict equipment failures while maintaining data privacy. The trials extend a collaboration first established in 2019 and align with Bosch's strategic direction toward becoming a leading AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) company.
- Ocean Protocol (former)historical — former co-founding alliance member that exited the asi alliance on october 9/10, 2025.Ocean Protocol was a co-founding member of the ASI Alliance alongside Fetch.ai and SingularityNET. Ocean officially exited the ASI Alliance on October 9-10, 2025, ending the collaboration amid disputes over 286 million FET (~$120M) tokens. The dispute escalated to a $250K bounty offered by Fetch.ai CEO Humayun Sheikh before being settled.
- Nuklaiminor — joint thought leadership on autonomous ai agents.Fetch.ai and Nuklai co-presented at Decentral House on the rise of autonomous AI agents.
- LiquidChefsminor — vertical partnership for sustainable supply chain services.Fetch.ai and LiquidChefs partnered to enable sustainable AI-powered supply chain services.
- Internet Computer (DFINITY)core — cross-chain co-development partnership for nextgen agents hackathon.Fetch.ai and Internet Computer launched the NextGen Agents Hackathon — an AI-powered Web3 hackathon to build AI agents directly on decentralized cloud via cross-chain integrations.
- Twin Vee PowerCatsminor — vertical integration into marine marketplace.Twin Vee PowerCats partnered with Fetch.AI to bring autonomous AI agents to the BoatsForSale.com platform, transforming marine sales with always-on AI agents.
- K&L Gatesminor — legal advisor.K&L Gates advised Fetch.ai on the $500 million Interactive Strength investment to acquire the digital asset (FET).
- SingularityNETflagship — co-founder of the artificial superintelligence (asi) alliance, the central strategic alliance of fetch.ai.SingularityNET is a co-founding member of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (formed in 2024 via merger), with Fetch.ai's FET token serving as the unified token. SingularityNET CEO Dr. Ben Goertzel is a prominent public figure representing the alliance's vision of decentralized AI competing with Big Tech hyperscalers.
- Solidus AI Techminor — partnership to expand access to intelligent agent infrastructure.Solidus AI Tech partnered with Fetch.ai to expand access to intelligent agent infrastructure.
- NodeAIminor — strategic collaboration on next-gen ai agents.NodeAI entered a strategic collaboration with Fetch.ai to drive next-gen AI agents using Fetch.ai's infrastructure.
- Softstackminor — smart contract auditor.Softstack completed a smart-contract audit of Fetch AI's Agentverse Launchpad, eliminating identified risks.
- LinqAIminor — partnership for decentralized ai integration.LinqAI partnered with Fetch.ai to advance decentralized AI integration.
- C4Eminor — vertical partnership for ai-powered sustainable energy.Fetch.ai & C4E partnered to advance AI-powered sustainable energy initiatives.
- CUDOScore — third co-founding member of the asi alliance.CUDOS is a co-founding member of the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance alongside Fetch.ai and SingularityNET.
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights7 records
Fetch.AI competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- SingularityNET: Decentralized AI marketplace co-founding member of the ASI Alliance alongside Fetch.ai; both operate token-incentivized AI service marketplaces targeting developers and enterprises seeking alternatives to Big Tech AI infrastructure.
- Autonolas (Olas): Builds decentralized autonomous agent infrastructure (Olas Stack, Pearl app) and an agent economy on-chain; directly competes with Fetch.ai's uAgents/Agentverse stack for the developer mindshare of multi-agent system builders.
- Bittensor: Decentralized machine intelligence network where miners produce AI models and validators reward them via the TAO token; competes with Fetch.ai's Collective Learning and ASI:One for the decentralized-AI-meets-token narrative.
- Ocean Protocol: Former co-founding member of the ASI Alliance (exited October 2025); provides decentralized data exchange and "Data NFTs" used to train AI — closely adjacent to Fetch.ai's Collective Learning and agentic AI infrastructure value proposition.
- io.net: Decentralized GPU compute network for AI/ML workloads; competes for the same developer budget as Fetch.ai's ASI:One inference and agent compute, especially for AI startups seeking Web3-native alternatives to AWS/GCP.
Broad incumbents
- Render Network: Decentralized GPU rendering (and increasingly AI compute) marketplace on Solana; broader and more established than Fetch.ai's compute layer, but does not specialize in agentic AI tooling or AI-to-AI payments.
- NEAR Protocol: Layer-1 blockchain with a strong AI-agent focus (NEAR AI, Shade Agents); a broader incumbent in Web3 AI infrastructure that competes for developer mindshare and agent-platform positioning, though NEAR's stack is not Cosmos-based.
- LangChain: Dominant framework for building LLM-powered applications and agents (LangGraph, LangSmith); Fetch.ai offers a uagents-adapter for LangGraph, so they are complementary today, but LangChain could ship competing on-chain/payment primitives that erode Fetch.ai's developer mindshare.
Emerging players
- Virtuals Protocol: Decentralized protocol for launching and co-owning autonomous AI agents via tokenized "Intelligent NFTs" on Base; emerging direct competitor to Fetch.ai's Agent Launch/Launchpad with comparable agent-token issuance economics.
Others
- The Graph: Decentralized indexing and querying protocol for blockchain data (subgraphs); adjacent infrastructure that Fetch.ai's CosmPy and Almanac contracts partially overlap with for on-chain agent data access.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Fetch.AI
What does Fetch.AI do?
Fetch.AI builds a decentralized AI agent platform combining a Cosmos SDK-based Layer 1 blockchain with the ASI:One Web3-native agentic large language model, the Agentverse marketplace hosting approximately 2.7 million agents, and the uAgents Python framework. Its products enable autonomous AI agents to discover, communicate, transact, and coordinate on-chain, with dedicated consumer (ASI:One), enterprise brand (Fetch Business), and developer (uAgents, Agentverse, FetchCoder V2) offerings. Core capabilities include AI-to-AI payments (FET/USDC/Visa), the Agent Execution Verification System (AEVS), and on-chain Agent Launch token issuance on BNB Chain.
Is Fetch.AI a public or private company?
Fetch.AI is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.
When was Fetch.AI founded?
Fetch.AI was founded in 2018. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Fetch.AI based?
Fetch.AI is headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Fetch.AI make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Subscription (Planned) is the primary driver. The others are token / Transaction Fees, marketplace Commission / Agent Monetization and token Treasury / Capital Markets Activity.
Who are Fetch.AI's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are SingularityNET, Autonolas (Olas), Bittensor, Ocean Protocol and io.net. Broad incumbents are Render Network, NEAR Protocol and LangChain. Virtuals Protocol is listed as an emerging player. The Graph is listed as an others.
Does Fetch.AI have an API?
Yes. Fetch.AI offers multiple public APIs and developer-facing services. The ASI:One API (https://api.asi1.ai/v1) provides LLM completions, chat, and image generation (e.g., POST /v1/image/generate) authenticated via Bearer token (ASI_LLM_KEY or ASI1_API_KEY). The Agentverse MCP server is publicly available at https://mcp.agentverse.ai/sse (full server) and https://mcp-lite.agentverse.ai/mcp (lite) for connecting agents to external tool ecosystems. ASI Wallet APIs are documented for mobile/web wallet interactions. The CosmPy Python library and uAgents Python SDK (with uagents-adapter for LangGraph, CrewAI, and FastMCP servers) provide programmatic interfaces to the Fetch.ai blockchain ledger, agent messaging, and smart contract deployment. Developer documentation is at network.fetch.ai/docs.
What industry is Fetch.AI in?
Fetch.AI's product category is Decentralized AI Agent Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAAACAF, Agents & Autonomous Workflows (Tool Use, Planning, Multi-Agent), with a secondary code of HDAEANAH, Enterprise AI Data & Knowledge Platforms (Vector Databases, Knowledge Graphs). Its NAICS code is 5132 and its SIC code is 7371.