Side-by-side comparison of AI visibility scores, market position, and capabilities
Tel Aviv SASE pioneer (founded 2015, Check Point co-founder) at $300M+ ARR (Sep 2025) and $4.8B valuation (Series G Jun 2025); first acquisition Aim Security AI Sep 2025 competing with Palo Alto Prisma SASE and Zscaler.
Cato Networks is a Tel Aviv, Israel-based SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) network security company — having raised over $1 billion in total funding including a Series G round in June 2025 at a $4.8 billion valuation — providing enterprises with a converged SD-WAN, network security (firewall, CASB, DLP, ZTNA), and XDR platform delivered as a cloud-native service from a global Points of Presence (PoPs) network. Founded in 2015 by CEO Shlomo Kramer (co-founder of Check Point Software, pioneer of the commercial firewall in 1993, and founder of Imperva in 2002) and President Gur Shatz (co-founder of Incapsula, cloud web application security), the company defined the SASE category before Gartner formally named it in 2019. Cato surpassed $250 million in ARR in 2024 (+46% year-over-year growth) and reached $300+ million ARR by September 2025, serving 3,500+ enterprises across 190 countries with 50,000 connected sites and 1.5 million remote users protected by zero trust network access (ZTNA). In September 2025, Cato completed its first acquisition — Aim Security — to expand AI security capabilities for enterprise AI agent adoption.
Tech-enabled bookkeeping pairing dedicated accountants with proprietary automation; flat monthly subscription; founded 2020 in Fishers, Indiana; faster close with full client transparency.
Decimal is a Fishers, Indiana-based technology-enabled bookkeeping company that provides small businesses with a dedicated accounting team and a modern software platform for a flat monthly subscription. Founded in 2020, Decimal was built to address the most common frustration of small business owners who have outgrown DIY bookkeeping but find traditional bookkeeping firms slow, expensive, and opaque. Decimal pairs each client with a dedicated bookkeeper and accounting team who are supported by proprietary software that automates routine transaction processing, exception identification, and reporting, allowing the human team to focus on accuracy review, month-end close, and client communication rather than manual data entry.\n\nDecimal's product experience centers on transparency and responsiveness. Clients access their books through a web portal with real-time financial dashboards showing cash position, profit and loss, and accounts receivable and payable balances. The platform includes a communication thread for each question or task, giving small business owners visibility into the status of their bookkeeping without email chains or phone tag. Decimal's pricing model is a flat monthly subscription based on business complexity rather than hours worked, making costs predictable and removing the billing anxiety that characterizes traditional bookkeeping relationships.\n\nDecimal targets small businesses with $500,000 to $10 million in annual revenue that need accurate, timely books and periodic financial guidance but are not yet ready for a full-time accounting hire or a CFO-level engagement. The company operates as a fully remote team and serves clients across the United States in industries including professional services, e-commerce, retail, and service businesses. Decimal competes with Bench, Pilot, and Botkeeper in the technology-enabled bookkeeping market, differentiating on its dedicated team model, the quality of its software-plus-human integration, and its Midwestern operational roots that keep its cost structure competitive.
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