Early access — we’re onboarding the first teams now.

TokenTracker

AI Spend Intelligence

Your AI bill, finally broken down by feature.

TokenTracker unifies AI spend across every tool your team touches — then rolls it up to the feature level, split across Development, Product, Design, and QA. What each feature cost to build, and what it costs to run.

// Provider-agnostic · build + run · no manual tagging

Works with the AI tools your team already uses

OpenAIAnthropic ClaudeGoogle GeminiClaude CodeCursorGitHub CopilotAmazon BedrockAzure OpenAIMistralPerplexity

The problem

AI spend is a black box.

Every team is spending more on AI every quarter. Almost none of them can say what any single feature cost.

No breakdown

You can't see where it goes

One big bill, no idea which feature, team, or person it came from. You can't manage what you can't see.

No ROI

Spend isn't tied to value

Was the money that went into a feature worth what it produced? Today that question has no answer.

No accountability

Costs creep, then surprise

No budgets, no per-team limits, no alerts. Spend drifts up and lands on finance's desk at month-end.

Fragmented

Many dashboards, no picture

Usage scattered across every provider, each with its own console. Nowhere shows the whole, normalized truth.


How it works

Connect once. See cost by feature.

01

Connect your AI tools

Link every provider and coding tool your team uses. Read-only, set up in minutes — nothing to instrument.

// OpenAI · Anthropic · Cursor · Copilot · Bedrock

02

We attribute usage to features

TokenTracker reads the work and assigns each unit of spend to the feature it served — build-time tooling and run-time API calls alike.

// AI-inferred · build + run · no tagging

03

Cost splits & slices

Each feature's cost splits across Development, Product, Design, and QA — then slice by team, model, provider, or time.

// feature · discipline · team · model


Feature-level cost

The whole cost of a feature — in one number, then broken apart.

Most tools stop at the API key. TokenTracker goes past it to the feature: what your team spent building it, what your product spends running it, and who drove that spend.

  • Build + run lifecycle

    The Claude Code and Cursor tokens spent shipping it, and the OpenAI calls it makes in production — one number.

  • Split by discipline

    Development, Product, Design, and QA each carry their share, so you see who the spend actually came from.

  • Every provider, one view

    Normalized across providers and models, so the comparison is real rather than four consoles side by side.

Feature · Smart Search

$0total this month
LifecycleBuild 58% · Run 42%
Build-time$3,776Run-time$2,734
Disciplinewho spent it
Dev52%Product28%Design12%QA8%

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Integrations

Connects to both sides of your AI spend.

Read-only connections to the tools your team builds with and the providers your product calls.

Build-time tools

What your team builds with

Claude CodeCursorGitHub CopilotChatGPTClaudeWindsurf

Run-time providers

What your product calls

OpenAI APIAnthropic APIGoogle GeminiAmazon BedrockAzure OpenAIMistral

Who it's for

One source of truth, a lens for every team.

Engineering leaders

Cost per feature, per team

See exactly what building and running each feature costs in AI — and where the spend concentrates.

Finance & FinOps

Unified AI spend & ROI

Every provider in one normalized view. Tie spend to features and teams, forecast, and stop the month-end surprise.

Product

Spend behind each bet

Know what a feature's AI cost really was, split by discipline, and whether it was worth the outcome.

Read-only connections. We never write to your accounts · SOC 2 on our roadmap.

Early access · building now

We’re building TokenTracker with a small group of teams who feel this pain every month. If AI spend is a mystery you keep re-litigating, we’d like to compare notes.

Talk to us

Talk to us

Does this sound familiar?

Tell us about your setup — which AI tools your team uses and where the spend disappears. We’ll show you what TokenTracker could surface for you, and you’ll help shape what we build.

Prefer email? hello@token-tracker.dev