Fleet builds an open-source device management platform that gives IT and security teams visibility, control, and automation across macOS, Linux, and Windows. The platform supports both self-hosted and Fleet-hosted (cloud) deployments to meet strict data-privacy and regulatory needs. Fleet says it enrolls millions of devices and is used by customers including Stripe, Fastly, Uber, Reddit, Nutanix, and MrBeast. The company emphasizes transparency, extensibility, and repeatability as differentiators from traditional closed MDM vendors. Fleet’s roadmap is driven by partner and customer feedback and includes continued development of enterprise-grade managed hosting alongside self-hosting capabilities. Leadership highlights in the article include CEO Mike McNeil and a board addition from Ten Eleven Ventures’ Scott Lundgren. Fleet Device Management builds open-source software to manage and secure computing infrastructure, including employee laptops and cloud servers. The platform helps IT, security, and development teams automate, manage, and understand devices in real time. It has seen adoption and contributions from engineers at companies such as Uber, Atlassian, Heroku, Dropbox, Square, Ernst & Young, Wayfair, Yubico, Schrödinger, and Gusto. The company is led by co-founder and CTO Zach Wasserman and CEO Mike McNeil and is based in San Francisco, CA. Fleet intends to use the $5M seed funding to expand operations and broaden its business reach.

Total raised

$32M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2025