PointFive
Tel Aviv company applying agents to find and fix waste across cloud, data platforms and AI
Quick Overview
| Company | PointFive Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Category | Cloud Cost Management (FinOps) Software |
| Headquarters | Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Israel (counts as European for this directory) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages checked; sub-processors include AWS and Snowflake |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | PointFive OS, DeepWaste detections, agentic remediation, AI Efficiency Engineer, TokenShift for AI agents, coverage of cloud, Kubernetes, data platforms and AI providers |
| Pricing | Pricing on request |
| Best For | Enterprises that want agents to detect waste and prepare fixes across cloud, data platforms and AI usage |
| Replaces | CloudHealth, Cloudability |
Detailed Review
PointFive begins at the other end of the problem from allocation-first tools. Its OS looks for waste, follows it back to the resource or decision behind it, and lets Chat, Coworkers and Apps carry out a fix once you approve.
A second product, TokenShift, runs on employee workstations and observes what AI agents do there, applying budgets and policy. That reflects the company's push into AI spend as well as infrastructure.
Detection and remediation
DeepWaste detections and agentic remediation are the two named capabilities. The coverage pages list cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, data platforms, databases and search, AI providers and agent environments.
The wording on the homepage ties fixes to approval, so changes are not applied unprompted.
Compliance
The security page lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and a GDPR programme. The privacy policy gives an Israeli headquarters in Tel Aviv-Yafo, a New York office, a data protection officer and an EU/UK representative contact.
Data processing
The terms name Amazon Web Services (AWS Bedrock) for generative AI features and Snowflake for storage and processing among its sub-processors. Both are US companies, so the Israeli contract does not mean all processing stays outside US providers.
Limitations to Consider
No prices are published and the product is aimed at enterprises. Sub-processors named in the terms are US companies, and the pages checked do not state a data region. The company also has a New York headquarters, so check which entity your order uses (the terms and privacy policy name PointFive Ltd.). Agentic remediation requires write permissions, which is a security decision for your team.
Who Should Use PointFive
Large engineering organisations with cloud, data and AI spend where waste detection and automated fixes matter more than cost reporting. Reporting-focused teams should compare Exivity.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Waste detection traced to a cause
- Remediation applied with approval
- Covers data platforms and AI providers
- SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001
- Israeli Ltd in the terms and privacy policy
Cons
- No published prices
- US sub-processors named in the terms
- Aimed at enterprises
- Remediation needs write access
Alternatives to PointFive
Other European cloud cost management (finops) software worth comparing before you decide:
Costory
France · FinOps agent that answers cost questions in Slack and Claude
Holori
France · Multi-cloud FinOps dashboard with a free tier and virtual tags
Exivity
Netherlands · Cost allocation, chargeback and billing across cloud and datacentre
Finout
Israel · Virtual-tag cost allocation across cloud, Kubernetes and AI spend
See all European cloud cost management (finops) software or compare them directly against CloudHealth on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Its PointFive OS finds waste across cloud, data and AI, traces it to the cause and fixes it with your approval using Chat, Coworkers and Apps.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, plus a GDPR programme, according to the security and compliance page.
No. Visitors are directed to book a demo.