Everyone else estimates. Kenda reconciles.
Everyone else estimates your AI bill from token counts. Kenda reconciles it against the actual invoice.
One agent looped for nine days on a shared key. The invoice showed one number and couldn't say which agent, which user, or why.
Run the audit on your own stack.
Three questions. “I'm not sure” counts as a no.
Kenda answers all three in two clicks.
Name the spend. Six ways. Two clicks.
The same dollar, sliced by sub-agent, agent, user, team, workflow, or API key. One shared key stops being a black box.
Every dollar, reconciled to the invoice finance already trusts.
Measured and billed meet at the same grain: day, provider, model. When finance asks why the number is the number, every dollar traces back to a dated event, not an estimate.
Your tracer can't see the budget. Your FinOps platform can't see the token.
Neither one can be retrofitted into the other. Kenda starts from the token event, where the dollar and the agent are the same record.
98% of surveyed FinOps practitioners now manage AI spend, up from 31% two years ago (State of FinOps 2026, n=1,192).
Design partners, not a waitlist.
We take a small number of design partners each quarter and work with each one directly. Free until GA. Until then the only cost is telling us what is broken, and a straight answer at the end: worth paying for, or not.
Built by a founder tired of an invoice no one could explain.
Kenda is a one-founder company. I'm Lara. I wrote the ingestion, the pricing pipeline, and the reconciliation view where finance and engineering read the same number. Sebastian helped build the early product and now advises on the hard calls. Reach either of us directly.
Built every layer of Kenda, from token ingestion to the reconciliation view where finance and engineering read the same number.
Helped build the early product, now advises on architecture and the calls that are expensive to get wrong.
The next invoice will still be an estimate. The one after that could be reconciled.
Access is open to teams running agents in production. If ten agents share one of your keys, you are exactly who this is for.