Kindo raises $30 million for a control center that governs and budgets enterprise AI agents

Nov 12, 2026
Kindo, which says revenue grew about 800% this year, tracks what agents access and spend and lets teams take over an agent when something goes wrong.

Kindo, which makes software to oversee the AI agents a company runs, has raised $30 million, Tech Funding News reported. Crosspoint Capital and Forgepoint Capital invested alongside TFX Capital and CircleRock Capital, with existing backers including Drive Capital, Riot Ventures and Eniac Ventures. Kindo reported about 800% year-on-year revenue growth in 2026.

Its AI Control Center finds agents already running in a company, including ones deployed without IT approval, and shows what each one accesses, costs and achieves. Gateways audit agents' calls to data, tools and models, existing employee permissions extend to agents, and support teams can step in or take over an agent that goes wrong. Finance teams can track token spend by employee, agent or project and set hard budget limits.

"What's missing is the tooling that lets an organization centrally control how those agents are built, what data they can reach, where that data can go, and what they cost," said founder and CEO Ron Williams, a former CIO at Riot Games. The money goes into sales and into the control center and Kindo's Deep Hat models.

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