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Cost Explorer

Breakdowns

The same spend, cut six ways. Every breakdown is included on every plan, and each row drills into a detail view for that one developer, repository, branch, model, plan or ticket.

The six cuts

  • Developer answers who is spending. It is the cut most teams start from.
  • Repository answers which codebase costs the most to work in.
  • Branch sits under Repository and is where a single runaway piece of work shows up.
  • Model answers what you are paying per model, which is how you spot work running on a more expensive model than it needs.
  • Plan sits under Model and separates subscription usage from metered usage.
  • Ticket answers what a piece of tracked work actually cost, once a ticket integration is connected.
The developer breakdown: headline figures for total spend, developer count, average per developer and top developer, a treemap of each developer's share of spend, the token mix, and daily spend stacked by developer.
Every breakdown shares this shape, so learning one teaches you the other five.

Drilling in

Selecting a row opens that item on its own, with the same chart, totals and ledger scoped to it. Your date range and filters come with you, so a drill-down never silently widens the question you were asking.

When a row says unknown

A cut can only group by what it was told. Spend with no repository attached shows as unattributed rather than being dropped, so the totals still add up. Connecting a source integration is what fills those rows in.

Ticket attribution needs a ticket integration connected. Without one, the Ticket cut is empty rather than wrong.