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Costs is the screen that answers how fast is this going. Billing answers what you own; this one answers what it is consuming.

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The top row

The balance figure carries the word approximate on purpose. What a provider key holds is an allocation; what it has actually spent arrives on a schedule. The number is close and is not a receipt.

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The timeline

Spend over 24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days. A period with nothing in it says so rather than drawing a flat line at zero, which is the same distinction the balance panels make between nothing spent and nothing measured.

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Per agent

One row per agent: status, model, sessions, input and output tokens for the month, month cost and all-time cost. Searchable, and totalled at the bottom. Rows survive their agents. Usage is snapshotted before an agent is deleted, so the month you paid for stays visible after the agent is gone.

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Budgets, in place

Each row shows its daily and monthly budget against what has been spent, and a paused agent is marked with the guardrail that stopped it and a Resume Agent action. The global spend limit is set from this screen too — see Budgets and guardrails.

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Estimates and settlements

The token counts and their cost estimate come from the agent’s own transcripts, which is what makes them available immediately. Your balance is moved by what the provider reports, which lands later and is the number that settles. Expect the two to be close and not identical.
Last modified on August 31, 2026