Parametrix just locked in a $27M Series B that feels less like a funding round and more like the market whispering we finally found the adults who understand how fragile the digital world really is. When cloud downtime can vaporize revenue faster than a finance team can refresh a dashboard, investors like Mundi Ventures, FirstMark Capital, HDI Group, and F2 Venture Capital are not tossing checks. They are voting for the team that built a safety net with teeth.
Jonathan Hatzor did not step into this space to patch leaks. He built Parametrix with a conviction that outages were becoming an unpriced global tax on growth. Ori Cohen brought the operational discipline to turn that conviction into infrastructure. Neta Rozy laid the early technical backbone before transitioning out of the CTO role, and Tamir Carmel added the founder’s instinct that only comes from building and exiting a giant like 10bis. Together they turned downtime into a quantifiable, insurable event instead of a shrug from a service provider.
What they created is parametric insurance with a musician’s timing. No claims black holes. No adjuster pilgrimages. Just automatic payouts based on objective triggers measured by a proprietary monitoring grid that watches 7K+ platforms across 297 data centers with millisecond precision. When you collect 18.5B data points a year and more than 1B a month, you are not estimating reality. You are recording it.
The company’s 300% YoY growth in 2025 is not a fluke. A 30-person team scaling across the US, UK, EU, and Israel proves that efficiency is not a tagline. It is a culture. Lean teams do not get that kind of lift unless the product lands like gravity.
CyberPMX is the newest signal that Parametrix is not interested in taking victory laps. It fuses conventional cyber coverage with parametric digital business interruption protection, giving enterprises a policy that moves at the same speed as the outages that threaten them. AI platforms like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Claude are now part of the monitoring universe, which means even the future gets insured in real time.
The TAM sits at 1.6M potential customers today and climbs to 4M by 2027. Add the $700B global downtime cost and you understand why this Series B matters. The risk is massive, measurable, and increasingly unavoidable. Parametrix did not stumble into the right market. The market grew into the need they identified years ago.
Investors like Luis Viñas at Mundi Ventures see it clearly, calling Parametrix the financial infrastructure behind the next generation of cloud and data center expansion. When your founding thesis becomes investor vocabulary, you are no longer chasing the wave. You are shaping the tide.
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