What's your stack leaking?
Three questions about how your team actually runs — headcount, AI subscriptions, agents in production — and a number you can sanity-check against your card statement.
Anything with an API key and a card behind it — Fable 5, GPT-5.5, Kimi K2.6, your own bots.
Estimates. The scan reads your inbox and accounting data and gives you the actual figure.
From unknown spend to a governed stack.
The same feed you just watched, in five steps. See everything, attribute every dollar, cut the overlap, keep it governed — then hand the whole graph to your AI.
Every tool you pay for.
Even the ones you forgot.
ELI connects to your inbox, accounting tools, and browser to surface every SaaS subscription and agent in your company — including the ones no one admits to paying for.
Every dollar,
attributed.
Cost per tool, per owner, per team — humans and agents alike. Autorenewals flagged weeks in advance. Ghost seats surfaced automatically. Nothing on the ledger goes unowned.
Kill overlap.
Reclaim spend.
ELI spots duplicate tools before renewal, not after. Scored by usage, cost, and migration effort.
Set the budget once.
ELI holds the line.
Governance isn't a quarterly review. ELI runs a fleet of small agents — one per job — enforcing the budgets and owners you just set. Renewals. Spend. Off-boarding. Compliance. They only ping you when a human call is required.
Your stack,
as context.
Every ELI workspace exposes an MCP server over SSE. Drop the endpoint into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client and your agents can query your real stack data.
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