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Fetii's co-founders: CEO Matthew Iommi and CTO Justin Rath. [Photo: Fetii]
Fetii, ‘the Uber for Large Groups,’ Plans to Roll Into Dallas As It Expands in 2022
by David Seeley | Mar 4, 2022
Fetii, founded in 2020 by A&M and UTD grads, calls itself "the world's first group rideshare platform." Its 15-passenger vans allow groups to go places together instead of splitting into multiple vehicles, at an average cost of $5 per person per ride.
Now operating in Austin, College Station, and Lubbock, Texas, it plans to expand to Nashville in April and Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio later this year. It's raising $500,000 on WeFunder—with aims to ultimately "go global."
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