Simple pricing, in FCFA
From a GitHub repository to a production URL in under five minutes. SeneDx is free during early access, and the paid plans will be announced in West African CFA.
No payment is collected today
Early access is free and sign-up is invite-only. FCFA billing — Wave, Orange Money and card — opens with the paid plans.
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Discovery
Available now0 FCFA
Everything you need to ship your first application, today.
- Deploys straight from GitHub
- Automatic framework detection — no Dockerfile
- HTTPS on *.senedx.app with Let's Encrypt TLS
- Preview deployments on every pull request
- Custom domains with HTTPS
- Deployment logs and metrics
- Hosted in the sn-dakar region
Pro
Coming soonAnnounced at launch
For teams running applications in production.
- Everything in Discovery
- Reserved capacity for production workloads
- Priority support
- FCFA billing — Wave, Orange Money and card
- Monthly or annual invoicing
Enterprise
Coming soonCustom
For organisations with compliance or capacity requirements.
- Everything in Pro
- Contracted data residency
- Service-level commitments and a dedicated channel
- Guided production onboarding
- Purchase orders and custom procurement
Paid plan prices will be announced at launch. Nothing is committed before then.
Frequently asked questions
Is billing active?
No. Nothing is charged during early access and no payment method is required. FCFA billing opens with the paid plans, and you will be told before anything is invoiced.
How do I get access?
Sign-up is invite-only during early access. Request access and we will send you an invitation.
What happens when early access ends?
You will be notified before any plan is billed. You can choose a plan, or export and delete your applications.
Where do my applications run?
In the sn-dakar region. Data residency options are technical controls you choose; they are separate from any legal compliance claim.
How long does a deploy take?
A GitHub push reaches an HTTPS production URL in under five minutes, and usually much faster.
Ship your first application
Connect GitHub, pick a repository, push. That is the whole workflow.
