Sentrely

A managed AI team plus real engineers that build production software you own

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What is Sentrely?

Sentrely is an AI project builder tool. A managed service that pairs AI agents with human engineers to build, deploy and monitor production software in the customer's own AWS and GitHub accounts. Agents work in shared channels, changes pass automated safety checks with human sign-off, and the finished app belongs to the client.

Sentrely positions itself as the opposite of a vibe-coding app. Rather than handing a non-technical founder a prompt box and a generated mock-up, it deploys a managed AI team supervised by human engineers to build, ship and monitor software that runs in accounts the customer controls. The company's own framing is blunt: generation tools are fine for prototypes and poor for production, so the fix is process and oversight rather than a better prompt. In practice the work happens in Slack-style channels where named agents handle defined jobs. The homepage walkthrough shows a Butler agent provisioning access for a new hire and routing approval requests, plus a billing agent that drafts invoices, tracks due dates, chases unpaid balances and escalates refunds above a threshold to a manager. Guardrails are part of the design: agents check permissions before acting, log decisions, and hand sensitive actions to a human approver. Every AI change runs through 20 automatic safety checks before it reaches the live app, ships with a plain-English summary, and can be rewound if something goes wrong. Decisions are written down as notes the agents re-read each session, which is how Sentrely addresses the amnesia problem in long builds. The scope runs from landing pages and waitlists to internal admin tools, subscription sites and CRMs, up to multi-tenant SaaS, payment integrations and high-throughput data pipelines. Ownership is the differentiator: deployment lands in the customer's own AWS and GitHub, the observability layer is included, and hosting, source and AI plan are billed directly to the customer by those providers, roughly $210 a month for a medium app according to the site. This suits non-technical founders and small operators who need real business software and cannot carry a developer, and it is a poor fit for anyone wanting a cheap self-serve tool or a weekend prototype. Compared with Base44, Replit and Lovable, Sentrely competes on ownership, human sign-off and a named person to call when something breaks.

How do you use Sentrely?

  1. 1Book a free discovery call
    Leave your details on the booking form and a real engineer gets in touch within 24 hours to schedule a 30-minute call, with no credit card required.
    Sentrely — Book a free discovery call
  2. 2Scope the build and the price
    On the call, describe what you want built or fixed. The engineer walks through how the AI team would build, ship and monitor it and scopes the price with you.
  3. 3Choose a payment plan
    Pick the flat fee plan or the partner plan with a lower upfront cost plus a share of revenue, then confirm what is included and who pays for hosting and AI usage.
    Sentrely — Choose a payment plan
  4. 4Connect your AWS and GitHub accounts
    Provision the cloud and source control accounts the software will live in, so deployment and code ownership sit with your company from the first commit.
  5. 5Work with the agents in Slack
    Describe changes in plain English inside the shared channel. Agents act within their permissions and escalate sensitive requests to a named human for approval.
  6. 6Review, approve and rewind
    Read the plain-English summary of each change, check that the safety checks passed, collect human sign-off and rewind to a backup if a deployment misbehaves.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Finished software deploys into your own AWS and GitHub, so source and data stay under your controlAI
  • Human engineers review and sign off on changes, and a named account manager plus on-call support answer when something breaksAI
  • Every change is backed up and rewindable after passing 20 automatic safety checksAI
  • Agents enforce permissions and escalate sensitive actions like large refunds to a human approverAI
  • Retries and bug fixes are covered by the plan rather than metered as AI creditsAI

Cons

  • Entry cost is high: $5,000 to $7,500 upfront plus a monthly fee, before roughly $210 a month in direct provider costsAI
  • There is no self-serve signup, the process starts with a sales call and a scoped quoteAI
  • The platform is web and Slack oriented, with no mobile or desktop application mentionedAI
  • Scope claims from a landing page to SOC 2 workloads are broad and unproven without a hands-on trialAI
  • Vendor comparison table reflects Sentrely's own positioning, so the ownership claims deserve independent verificationAI

How much does Sentrely cost?

Free trial

No free trial of the build service is offered. The free 30-minute discovery call with an engineer requires no credit card and carries no obligation.

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Pricing

Two plans. Plan A is $7,500 upfront plus $1,000 per month, cancellable at any time. Plan B (partner) is $5,000 upfront plus $500 per month plus 25% of revenue, aimed at apps with paying customers. Both include deployment in your AWS and GitHub, observability and support. Hosting, GitHub and AI costs are paid directly by you, about $210 a month for a medium app.

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Support

Support is included in both plans: a named account manager in Slack plus on-call coverage from the engineering team when something breaks. A contact form and direct email address are published, with replies promised within one business day.

Integrations

Deployments target your own AWS and GitHub accounts, and the interface runs through Slack. Payments work references Stripe, REST and GraphQL APIs are supported, and your AI plan is billed directly by the AI provider.

Features

Agents handle access provisioning, invoicing, payment follow-ups and approval routing inside shared channels. Every AI change passes 20 automatic safety checks, ships with a plain-English summary and human sign-off, and can be rewound. Decisions are logged as written notes agents re-read each session. Builds range from landing pages and admin tools to multi-tenant SaaS and payment integrations, deployed into your AWS and GitHub with an observability layer.

Frequently asked questions about Sentrely

  • How much does Sentrely cost?
    Two plans. Plan A is $7,500 upfront plus $1,000 per month, cancellable at any time. Plan B (partner) is $5,000 upfront plus $500 per month plus 25% of revenue, aimed at apps with paying customers. Both include deployment in your AWS and GitHub, observability and support. Hosting, GitHub and AI costs are paid directly by you, about $210 a month for a medium app.
  • Does Sentrely offer a free trial?
    No free trial of the build service is offered. The free 30-minute discovery call with an engineer requires no credit card and carries no obligation.
  • How do you use Sentrely?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Book a free discovery call 2. Scope the build and the price 3. Choose a payment plan 4. Connect your AWS and GitHub accounts 5. Work with the agents in Slack 6. Review, approve and rewind.
  • What platforms does Sentrely support?
    Sentrely is available on Web App and Discord.
  • What does Sentrely integrate with?
    Deployments target your own AWS and GitHub accounts, and the interface runs through Slack. Payments work references Stripe, REST and GraphQL APIs are supported, and your AI plan is billed directly by the AI provider.
  • What are the limitations of Sentrely?
    Entry cost is high: $5,000 to $7,500 upfront plus a monthly fee, before roughly $210 a month in direct provider costs. There is no self-serve signup, the process starts with a sales call and a scoped quote. The platform is web and Slack oriented, with no mobile or desktop application mentioned.

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Added10/21/2026

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