FinOps without a FinOps team
Teams that run infrastructure on more than one provider often learn what it cost from an invoice, after the fact. Sencai connects to every provider you already use. It shows what is running, what it costs, and when that cost moves in a way nobody planned. You do not need a FinOps function. You need one place to look.
Every provider, one ledger
If your infrastructure spans Hetzner, AWS, Scaleway and an OVHcloud contract inherited from an acquisition, your spend lives in just as many places. Separate consoles, invoices and currencies mean no single number for what infrastructure costs this month. Sencai connects to every provider you use, across all eleven it supports, and brings the cost data into one place. It sits on top of the same inventory that Sencai builds when an account connects. Spend appears next to the resource that generates it, so you do not trace a line item back to a server nobody remembers creating.
Visibility starts when you connect
Connecting a provider does not migrate anything. Credentials stay yours, encrypted at rest, and you can revoke them at the provider at any time. The account, the contract and the billing relationship stay where they are. As soon as a provider is connected, Sencai discovers what is already running: instances, storage, networks and DNS. That inventory carries its cost data from the start. You do not tag resources or install anything invasive first. Active management is opt-in, resource by resource, but visibility covers every resource the account holds, managed or not.
Catch the spike before the invoice does
Cost problems usually surface on the invoice. A test instance nobody shut down, a storage bucket quietly filling up, a resize that stuck at the wrong size: none of it shows until the month closes, and the money is already spent. Sencai watches spend across every connected provider and flags anomalies as they happen. For a team with nobody watching cloud spend full time, which is most teams, the alert does the job an analyst would otherwise do by hand across providers that share no data.
Your own cloud, or Sencai's account
Two billing models run side by side in one organisation. With bring your own cloud, you keep your provider accounts and contracts, and Sencai manages them. Or Sencai provisions and bills capacity under its own account: one invoice for the managed capacity. Both models share the same inventory and cost view, and each resource shows which model it uses.
Start without a sales call
A free organisation plan has no time limit and needs no card: one user and five managed resources, enough to connect a real account and see cost visibility working. Beyond that you pay per resource and per user with no base fee. There is no export-and-reconcile step between what a provider billed and what you see. See pricing for the breakdown, or features for how cost visibility fits alongside provisioning and inventory.
See what your infrastructure actually costs
Connect an account or enrol a server: both land in the same inventory, with nothing to migrate. The free organisation covers one user and five managed resources with no card and no time limit. Beyond that you pay per resource and per person; see [pricing](/pricing/).