Token Cost Tracker

See exactly what each AI agent cost you yesterday, broken down by provider, model, and workflow.

Your agents can silently burn $500 to $5,000 per month before anyone notices. Token Cost Tracker gives you real per-agent cost attribution across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Moltbook with Discord alerts before budget drift becomes a problem.

Why teams switch

Provider consoles show totals. You need attribution.

Without attribution

"OpenAI spend up 41% this month" and no idea which workflow caused it.

With Token Cost Tracker

"`support-triage-agent` on `claude-sonnet` crossed $120 this month at 03:42 UTC."

Per-Agent Ledger

Attribute spend to specific agents and workflows instead of unreadable provider totals.

Trend Analytics

Review token burn by day, provider, model, and request volume in one operational dashboard.

Runaway Detection

Flag any agent that exceeds your monthly budget before the invoice hits your card.

Discord Alerts

Send immediate budget breach alerts to the team channel where incidents are already handled.

Problem

Provider-level dashboards hide workflow waste

OpenAI Usage and Anthropic Console only answer "how much total". They do not answer "which agent caused it".

When one automation loops or a prompt expands unexpectedly, spend can run up for days without per-agent visibility.

Solution

One dashboard for cost accountability

Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Moltbook APIs, then ingest workflow events for exact attribution.

Set hard budget caps and get Discord alerts the moment any single agent breaches threshold.

Pricing

$19/month

Built for solo devs and small teams shipping multiple AI agents in production.

Multi-provider usage sync (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Moltbook)
Per-agent and per-workflow attribution
Runaway detection with monthly cap alerts
Discord webhook notifications

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does per-agent attribution work?

Token Cost Tracker merges provider-level usage sync with direct agent event ingestion so every request maps to an agent and workflow, not just a provider total.

Will this help me catch runaway automations early?

Yes. You set monthly per-agent and workspace caps, and the app pushes Discord alerts as soon as a threshold is crossed.

Do I need to migrate my stack?

No. Keep your existing agent infrastructure and post usage events through one API endpoint. Provider sync fills in the baseline, while ingestion gives exact attribution.

Who is this built for?

Solo developers and small teams running multiple production agents, especially Claude Code users, MCP developers, and AI workflow builders.