Faddom Raises $12 Million to Map Complex IT Infrastructures

Faddom, an early-stage Israeli startup helping mid-sized enterprises visualize their IT infrastructure, has announced raising a $12 million Series A funding round. The investment will help Faddom accelerate its growth as it aims to simplify infrastructure management for companies with hundreds of servers across physical, virtual and cloud environments.

As IT landscapes become more distributed and complex, understanding connectivity between different components has become a challenge. Faddom addresses this by automatically mapping entire infrastructures regardless of location. It builds a bidirectional graph showing dependencies between physical servers, virtual machines and cloud resources.

Customers can then group infrastructure by application to gain crucial insights. Faddom’s unified view supports key tasks like change management, migrations, security and compliance. Its target market lies in mid-sized businesses with technical complexity but limited budgets for tools.

The startup prides itself on affordable pricing starting at $15,000 annually, unprecedented for a product of this sophistication. Already serving over 100 pleased clients, Faddom has seen fast 300% revenue growth and hit $1 million in recurring sales.

This success attracted new funds from Viola Ventures, NFX and angels to fuel further scaling. Faddom will double headcount this year alone as demand surges for simplified infrastructure oversight. With its mapping abilities, the startup aims to bring much-needed clarity to enterprises of all sizes grappling with sprawling digital domains.