AI Agent Management Platform Kindo Raises $30M After Reporting 800% YoY Revenue Growth
Kindo announced a $30M funding round and reported approximately 800% year-on-year revenue growth in 2026, with funds earmarked for go-to-market expansion and enterprise AI control tools.
AI agent management platform Kindo announced on November 12, 2026, that it has raised $30 million in a funding round co-led by Crosspoint Capital and Forgepoint Capital, bringing its total capital raised to $57.6 million. According to Tech Funding News, Kindo reported approximately 800% year-on-year revenue growth in 2026. The new capital will be used to expand its go-to-market organization and accelerate development of its enterprise AI Control Center and Deep Hat models and add-ons.
As businesses deploy AI agents across more departments, controlling what these systems can access, change, and spend is becoming a growing challenge. Kindo aims to provide a unified view of agent activity, data access, costs, and outcomes. Its platform includes gateways to govern and audit calls made by agents to connected data sources, tools, and approved AI models, along with identity controls to extend existing organizational permissions. Additionally, Kindo offers a purpose-built agent harness that allows teams to directly intervene or take over an agent when something goes wrong.
Beyond security and compliance, the cost of running AI agents is also a major concern for businesses. Kindo's AI Control Center gives finance teams visibility into token consumption, agent runs, and their outcomes, supporting cost tracking by employee, agent, department, and project, as well as setting budgets and hard limits. Its Deep Hat add-ons are designed to reduce these expenses further, for example by filtering repetitive events, adapting smaller models to specific tasks, and converting repeatable workflow steps into code to eliminate model costs.