Finout Enterprise FinOps Platform

Finout is a Tel Aviv- and New York-based FinOps company led by co-founder and CEO Roi Ravhon. It helps large enterprises understand, allocate and govern spend across multiple clouds, Kubernetes, data platforms and AI vendors without adding code or agents.

Its MegaBill engine consolidates billing from AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI, Kubernetes, Snowflake, Databricks, Datadog, OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor and 40+ other SaaS and AI vendors into one bill. AI-powered Virtual Tags allocate costs to teams, products or features, with shared-cost rules, CostGuard, anomaly detection, dashboards and financial plans. The Billy assistant and Detection, Investigation and Orchestration agents surface waste and route actions to Jira, Slack and ServiceNow, while an MCP server and cost API expose data to AI tools. Customers include Lyft, Wiz, Tenable, SiriusXM and The New York Times.

• MegaBill: Consolidates cloud, Kubernetes, data and AI vendor bills into one view.
• Virtual Tags: AI-assisted tags allocate costs to teams, products and features without changing resources.
• Shared cost and chargeback: Rules split shared costs for showback and chargeback.
• CostGuard and anomalies: Detects waste and unexpected spend spikes.
• Financial plans: Budgeting and forecasting for cloud and AI spend.
• Billy and agents: AI assistant, investigation agents, MCP server and cost API for automated workflows.

A Vietnamese conglomerate with subsidiaries on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud can produce one consolidated bill and charge costs back to each subsidiary. A digital bank can track the cost per transaction or per customer across cloud and data platforms. A technology company can monitor spending on OpenAI, Anthropic and Cursor by team.

Finance and engineering get one consolidated bill across clouds, data platforms and AI vendors, which simplifies chargeback and unit-economics reporting. Virtual tagging allocates spend instantly without retagging resources. The vendor says most teams see their first anomaly and unit-cost view within 48 hours, with full multi-cloud allocation in about two weeks. A flat fee based on spend under management avoids per-seat pricing.

Enterprises now pay many vendors beyond the hyperscalers, including Snowflake, Datadog and generative AI providers, and the FinOps Foundation scope has expanded to cover this wider technology spend. Large groups in Southeast Asia running multi-cloud estates need consolidated allocation to report unit economics to management.

Finout Ltd. operates from Tel Aviv and New York. In January 2025 it raised a USD 40 million Series C led by Insight Partners with Pitango, Team8, Red Dot Capital and Maor Investments, bringing total funding to USD 85 million. It lists ISO 27001, SOC compliance, GDPR and CCPA, and offers EU and US data residency.