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Cost control

Know which client sites actually cost money.

Unolia turns scattered provider bills and software spend into one cost picture per client. Pricing, renewals and margin stop being guesses.

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The real problem

Margin disappears in the gap between provider bills and client projects.

Most tools bill by account. You sell work by project. That mismatch hides the real cost of every site you run, and Unolia closes it.

The invoice that names no client.

The Cloudflare bill arrives as one line: €212. Behind it, 14 zones spread across 9 client projects. Unolia splits it the day it lands, each slice on the client that caused it. One account total became nine project totals, and nobody opened a spreadsheet.

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The license that lived in an inbox.

A €180 plugin renewal sat on a personal card, remembered only when it hit. Now it sits on the client's project with its renewal date, next to the paid packages Unolia detected in the repository. Software spend stopped hiding in mailboxes and memory.

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The provider nobody remembers ordering.

€31 a month, unallocated since winter, for a tool whose project ended long ago. The waste report put it on the table: it got claimed and priced into a retainer, or it got cancelled. Either way, it stopped leaking.

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The value

The margin, made visible.

Which clients cost, which clients pay.

The top-projects view ranks every client by what it really costs to run. Put it next to what you charge and the portfolio explains itself: the site that earns its retainer, the one that quietly does not, and the renewal conversation each one deserves.

The trend you can steer.

Monthly spend becomes a line you can actually read: the slow creep of new tools, the bump before a launch, the dip after the waste sweep. Renewals show up ahead of the debit, so next quarter’s number is a decision, not a discovery.

The whole picture

One screen, every money question.

Spend by category, the providers that drive it, the renewals ahead and the warnings worth a look, in one place instead of nine consoles. When the accountant asks for the quarter per client, the answer starts here. And during a renewal call, this is the screen that stays open.

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Proof

Where these numbers live.

Every scene above is the cost side of the product, working today.

The cost dashboard
Top projects, top providers, categories, renewals and warnings, on one screen instead of nine consoles.
Costs on the project file
Every entry lands beside the domains, servers and sites it pays for, so cost per client is a view, not a chore.
Paid packages, detected
Paid dependencies found in your repositories turn into license entries instead of invisible spend.
The waste report
Ask your AI assistant for waste findings: unallocated spend, paused providers still billing, duplicate licenses, stale syncs.
Manual entries and uploads
SaaS, one-off invoices and anything without an API, recorded and allocated like everything else.
The shift

What changes when every euro has a project

Before

Provider bills arrive as account totals with no client context.

With Unolia

Every euro lands on the client project it belongs to.

Before

Renewals are discussed from memory and old spreadsheets.

With Unolia

The renewal price stands on the recurring costs on screen.

Before

Nobody really knows which clients are profitable.

With Unolia

Cost per client sits next to what you charge for it.

Stop absorbing client infrastructure costs.

Every bill, license and renewal, already sorted per client. Your margin conversations start from facts.

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