Faddom
Founded 2022 Β· 74 employees on LinkedIn Β· 3 known investors
Faddom provides agentless application dependency mapping that visualizes on-premises and cloud infrastructure in real time, grouping servers by business application. Aimed at IT operations and cybersecurity teams, it uses AI-driven correlation to map dependencies across complex hybrid IT environments without agents, credentials, or firewall changes.
Also known as VNT Software
Founders & leadership
Faddom was founded in 2022 by Aviv Hooker.
Investors Β· 3
Also in the syndicate Β· 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Faddom is an Israeli software company that maps IT infrastructure and the dependencies within it across physical servers, virtualized servers and cloud environments. Its product builds a unified, bi-directional graph of an environment by tracking IP addresses moving across the network, the sockets that open and the direction of connectivity, and lets assets be grouped β typically by business application β so IT teams can see what infrastructure they have and how the pieces interact.
Customers use the resulting map for asset discovery, infrastructure change management, data center migration, cybersecurity and IT audit and compliance. The tooling is described as agentless, with real-time dynamic mapping of complex hybrid (on-prem and cloud) estates and a deployment model designed to be simple and to operate within a secure environment. The company serves IT and security departments.
Founding story
Faddom was founded in 2021, according to one secondary profile, by Omer Robinowitz and Avi Kochva, with Lanir Shacham, Aviv Hooker and Ofer Regev also cited as members of the founding team; Lanir Shacham is identified in press coverage as co-founder and CEO. Sources differ on the founding year, with a directory listing giving 2019.
Business model
B2B software sold on subscription; pricing is based on the size of the map produced, so more complex environments cost more. Average annual pricing was reported at roughly $15,000-$20,000 per year, positioned to bring dependency-mapping capability within reach of mid-sized IT budgets.
Recurring annual subscription revenue tied to the size and complexity of the mapped environment; reported ARR of about $1 million as of February 2024 with 300% annual revenue growth.
Traction
As of February 2024: 100 customers since the 2021 launch, approximately $1 million in ARR, 300% annual revenue growth, and 30 employees (up from 23, including seven recent hires).
Latest developments
In February 2024 Faddom disclosed a $12 million Series A from Viola Ventures, NFX and industry angels, closed the previous September, intended to support continued hiring and growth in IT discovery, migration and cybersecurity capabilities.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positions itself in application dependency mapping and IT/infrastructure observability for medium-sized enterprises, a segment the CEO characterized as having small IT teams, low budgets and little tailored innovation. It is commonly compared with larger observability and IT operations vendors such as New Relic, Datadog, Dynatrace, ScienceLogic and AppDynamics.
Technology
Agentless mapping that observes network activity β every IP address in motion and every socket opened, including the direction of connectivity β to generate a real-time, bi-directional dependency graph spanning physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure, with grouping by business application.
Go-to-market
Direct sales to IT and security organizations at mid-sized enterprises, supported by low-cost, size-based subscription pricing aimed at a segment the company says is underserved by existing innovation; a self-hosted affiliate program is also listed.
Medium-sized enterprises, characterized as companies with a few hundred to a few thousand employees, roughly 100 or more servers, and revenue between $100 million and a few billion dollars; buyers sit in IT and security departments.
Geography
Israeli company; a directory listing places its headquarters in Tel Aviv, Israel.
History
The product launched in 2021. By February 2024 the company had accumulated 100 customers and closed a $12 million Series A (signed in September, announced February 2024) led by Viola Ventures with NFX and unnamed industry angels; headcount grew from 23 to 30 employees around that time, with a tentative target of 50 during 2024. Faddom is described in one directory listing as formerly VNT Software.
Compiled by commissioned research from 5 cited public sources β announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β not independently audited.
Timeline Β· 4
launches, deals, and filingsFaddom disclosed a $12 million Series A round, closed in September prior to the announcement, from Viola Ventures, NFX and unnamed industry angels, to expand its infrastructure dependency mapping business.
$12M source β
Following the Series A, Faddom added seven employees to reach 30 staff, with a tentative plan to reach 50 during the year depending on business growth.
A secondary profile reports a seed round dated June 1, 2022 of $6 million, with earlier early-stage financing described as a $4.5 million SAFE in 2022 and $1.2 million of seed funding in 2021; investors cited across rounds include NFX and Granot Ventures.
$6M source β
Faddom launched its dependency mapping product in 2021; it reported 100 customers by February 2024.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
βΈResearch sources Β· 5
primary sources listed
- Faddom raises $12M to help companies map IT infrastructure wherever it lives | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com Β· web
5 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Faddom do?
- Israeli startup offering agentless application dependency mapping of on-prem, virtualized and cloud IT infrastructure.
- Who founded Faddom?
- Faddom was founded by Aviv Hooker in 2022.
- Who are Faddom's investors?
- Faddom's investors include NFX, Viola Ventures.