Control model usage, token usage, and spend.
This page answers the budget question: what the system uses, what it costs, and how to keep spend visible as usage grows.
The site separates commercial pricing from operational cost so buyers do not confuse the two.
Track usage before you try to optimize it.
The first step is seeing what the model layer consumes. After that, budgets and alerts become meaningful.
Which providers and chains the organization is actually calling.
How much input and output volume each team or agent consumes.
Actual cost over a billing period, not just projected estimates.
Thresholds that protect the org from runaway usage.
Add alerts and thresholds before the bill becomes the report.
The control plane helps teams answer where spend came from and whether it was justified.
Trigger when a tenant, team, or project crosses a defined threshold.
Show which model chain or adapter path consumed the tokens.
Compare today, week, and month so anomalies stand out.
Reduce waste without hiding useful usage from the team.
Keep cost distinct from pricing.
Cost pages are useful because people search for spend, usage, and token controls separately.
Pricing says what the plan costs. Cost says what the system uses.
Break cost into model usage and token spend.
Cost points into the pages that explain usage and spend control in more detail.