Globes names Finout “Most Promising Startup of 2025”

Cloud cost management solutions company Finout is the “most promising startup of 2025.” Finout is the top of the list of the most likely successful companies named with 80 local and foreign funds investing in Israeli startups. The final ranking was reached by the “Globe” editorial board after taking into account considerations such as the balance of different sectors and the growth rate of exceptional companies. This is the 19th year that Globes published its “most promising startups” list.

The funds have chosen a young, groundbreaking individual-owned Israeli technology company, with a major fundraising round (tens of millions of dollars) and healthy growth behind it, making a significant impact, and are heading the path to IPO. We tried to avoid the famous unicorn. In addition, companies that have performed the “Globes” rankings in the past few years have sought funds for which founders and employees have prioritized companies that served as IDF reserves.

Each fund was asked to select the company it was invested in, and four more were considered the next big thing in the field rather than the portfolio. The areas of question are software, hardware, defense technology, food technology, Agritech, CleanTech, and digital health.

Here’s the complete list of the top 10 “glove” startups for 2025:

1. Finout
Field: Cloud Cost Management
Founded: 2021, Roi Ravhon (CEO), ASAF Liveanu (CPO), Yizhar Gilboa (CTO)
Capital raise: $85 million
Employees: 90
Investors: Pitango, Team8, Insight Partners, Red Dot Capital Partners
Location: Tel Aviv, New York

2. Agora
Field: Real Estate Investment Management Software
Founded: 2019, Bar Mor (CEO), Lior Dolinski (CPO), Noam Kahan (CTO)
Capital raised: $64 million
Employees: 160-170
Investors: Aleph VC, Insight Partners, Qumra Capital
Location: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem with offices in New York and Australia

3. Astrix Security
Field: Nonhuman Identity Security
Founded: 2021, Aron Jackson (CEO), Idan Gour (CTO)
Capital raise: $85 million
Employees: 100
Investors: Bessemer Venture Partners, Workday, Menlo Ventures, Anthropic, F2
Location: Offices in Tel Aviv, San Francisco, Texas and London

4. eon
Field: Cloud Backup and Recovery Management
Founded: 2024, Ofir Ehrlich (CEO), Gonen Stein (President), Ron Kimchi (CTO)
Capital raised: $197 million
Employees: 60
Investors: Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, 8 Roads, Greenoaks, Bond, Meron Capital, Vine Ventures,
Location: Tel Aviv

5. Boyantis
Field: Customer Acquisition and Retention Platform
Founded: 2020, Ido Wiesenberg (CE) and Eran Friender (CTO)
Capital raised: $60 million
Employees: 80
Investors: Intel Capital, Target Global, Kaedan Capital, Square Peg, Jibe Ventures, Alicorn Venture Partners
Location: Tel Aviv, London, San Francisco, New York

6. Ereos
Field: Automation and AI Solutions for Healthcare
Founded in 2020, Aron Joff (CEO), Droa Zaide (CRO), Aron Rabinovic (CTO)
Capital raise: $128 million
Employees: 180
Investors: UnionTech Ventures, Michael and Susandel, Menlo Venture, Rule Venture, 8 Roads, Greenfield Partners, AEON Crossover Partners
Location: Tel Aviv, Boston

7. oneStep
Field: Digital Healthcare – Walking Analysis
Founded: 2019, Tomer Shussman (CEO), Shahar Davidson (CTO), Yuval Naveh (CSO), Amir Milo (Executive Chairman)
Capital raised: $48 million
Employees: 60
Investors: Team8, Vintage Investment Partners, Lionbird, Aleph VC, 10d
Location: Tel Aviv, New York

8. Paizen
Field: Healthcare Payment Solutions
Founded: 2019, Itzik Cohen (CEO), Tobias Mezger (CRO)
Capital raise: $77 million
Employees: 110
Investors: Nea, Viola, Signalfire, 7wire Ventures
Location: Ramatgan

9. ScaleOps
Field: Automated Cloud Resource Optimization Platform
Founded: 2022, Yodar Shafrir (CEO), Guy Baron (CTO)
Capital raised: $80 million
Employees: 60
Investors: Lightspeed Venture Partners, Glilot Capital, NFX, Fusion VC, Picture Capital
Location: Tel Aviv

10. Zenity
Field: AI Agent Security and Governance
Founded in 2021, Ben Kriger (CEO) and Michael Burgery (CTO)
Capital raised: $56 million
Employees: 70
Investors: Intel Capital, Upwest Ventures, Vertex Ventures, DTCP
Location: Offices in Tel Aviv, New York and Boston

The selected venture capital funds were 10D, Atherm, Aleph, Amity, Ample Field, Arkin Digital, Battery, Bessemer, Kraltech, Dell, Earth & Beyond, Ehells, Emelge, Entre, F2, First, Fusion, General IL Ventures, Venture, Intel Capital, ISF, J-Ventures, Maverick, IGP, First time, Ventures, Jibe, KDT, Key1, Lightspeed, Lionbird, Lool, Maverick, Merlin, Meron, Next47, NFX, NVP, NTT, NTT, OG TECK, PITGRINE, PITGENGAN Growth, Pitango Health Tech, PSG, Kumura, Red Dot, S Capital, Savan Venture, Samsung Catalyst, Shauni Health, SOMV, Square Peg, Stage-on, Stardom, Talventure, Target Global, Tau Capital, Team

Published by Globes, Israel Business News – En.globes.co.il – April 24, 2025.

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