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• Comment: Removed 4 cites (WP:CRUNCHBASE, deprecated), Techcrunch also noted as borderline reliable, while the two techcrunch authors are listed as having been staff, one is based on interviews, and another cites blog posts ASUKITE 13:35, 30 March 2026 (UTC)

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Fivetran is an American software company based in Oakland, California, that develops automated data movement and data replication software.^[1][2]

Its products are used to collect data from operational systems and move it into data warehouses, data lakes, and database systems.^[1][2]

Fivetran was founded in 2012 by George Fraser and Taylor Brown.^[3]

In 2021, Fivetran announced that it had raised $565 million in funding at a reported $5.6 billion valuation and that it would acquire HVR, a provider of enterprise data replication technology, in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $700 million.^[4]

In 2025, Fivetran announced an agreement to acquire Census, a reverse ETL software company. Census’s products make prepared data in data warehouse systems available for operational and AI applications.^[2]

In September 2025, Fivetran acquired Tobiko Data, a company known for the SQLMesh and SQLGlot data transformation tools. The acquisition gave Fivetran native data transformation capabilities, complementing functionality it had previously offered through integrations with third-party providers.^[5]

In October 2025, Fivetran and dbt Labs announced an all-stock merger. Reuters reported that the combined company would have nearly $600 million in annual revenue, with George Fraser serving as chief executive and dbt Labs founder Tristan Handy becoming co-founder and president.^[1]

Fivetran is a provider of automated data replication and data movement technology used to collect data from a broad range of operational systems and move it into data warehouses, data lakes, and database systems.^[1][2]