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Cost Explorer

Where your AI-coding spend actually went, and who spent it. Cost Explorer is free on every plan, including Free: cost capture is never gated, so the numbers are there from your first session.

What is on the overview

The overview answers "how much, so far, and is that normal" before you drill into anything.

  • Headline figures for the period you have selected, with the change against the previous one.
  • Spend over time, so a step change is obvious rather than buried in an average.
  • A month-end projection from the run rate so far.
  • A spike banner when a short window costs far more than your baseline, with the breakdown of what caused it.
  • The ledger, the individual entries behind every total, when you need to see the actual rows.
The headline figures at the top of the Cost Explorer overview: spend for the period, each with its change against the previous equal-length period and a sparkline of the trend.
Every headline figure is measured against the previous equal-length period.

Changing what you are looking at

The date range and the interval are independent. A wide range with a coarse interval shows the trend; a narrow range with a fine interval shows the incident. Filters and the chart type carry across the dimension tabs, so you keep your framing as you move between them.

The date range and interval dropdowns in the Cost Explorer header, set to the last 30 days shown daily.

Who sees what

What you see follows your role, not your plan. A member sees their own spend. An auditor sees the whole company, read-only. An administrator sees the whole company and can change settings.