FinOut's interface is very intuitive. Within a few minutes of using the tool you will probably grasp a good understanding of how to use most of its features. It does the basics well: tagging, unit economic, cost visibility, anomaly investigation, financial planning, compliance and cost optimisations opportunities. Their native integrations have improved significantly in the past 12 months. FinOut is responsive, most visuals/reports run quickly. There are definitely some limitations, but the support team is always within reach and happy to help (although sometimes it may take a bit of time). As with many tools, it has an AI companion that helps expediting basic queries and requests. Overall, considering the features and support available, the pricing is reasonable compared to others in the market. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the tool has a lot of features to help FinOps practitioners do their jobs, I do wish the tool had a more holistic approach, where different features will work in unison (i.e: cost anomalies reflecting as variances in the financial plans, or megabill annotations being assigned to the right dimensions/taggs, etc). There is also still a big dependency on support team to enable custom telemetry, which not only adds to the time it takes to set it up but also delays any tweaks or changes you may need. Virtual tagging does struggle with multi-dimension relationships, which puts a damp on trustworthiness of the information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.