AI Cost & Usage Explorer

Overview

The AI Cost & Usage Explorer gives you one page to investigate what your AI usage is costing you and where it's coming from. It pairs a chart with a matching details table, so you can spot a spend or usage spike visually and immediately see the exact numbers behind it - by model, by day, by workspace, or by any other field you group or filter on.

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Data freshness: The page header shows a "Latest invoice date" badge (for example, "Latest invoice date: Sep 7, 2026") so you always know how current the underlying billing data is.

How the page is built

The Explorer has two linked views of the same data:

The chart - a chart plotting your selected measurement (for example, Tokens) over time.
The Details table - underneath the chart, a row-per-value breakdown (for example, one row per model) with one column per day in the selected date range.

Because both views share the same grouping, filters, date range, and measurement, changing any of those controls updates the chart and the table together.

Above both views, a summary strip shows top-line totals for the current selection: Total Unblended, Total Amortized, Total Tokens, Total Requests, Active Users, and Num. of Models. Click the collapse arrow above this strip to hide or show it.

Grouping and time range

The toolbar above the chart controls what the chart and table are built from:

Control	What it does
Group by	Sets the field the chart and table break down by. For example, grouping by model gives you a breakdown by model
Secondary Group by	Sets the secondary grouping. For example, grouping by users, and then you can see for each user which models they used.
Granularity	Sets how the time range is bucketed: Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly
From / To	Pick the exact start and end dates of the range you want to explore.
Range preset	A shortcut for common date ranges instead of setting From/To manually.

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Remember to apply: Changes to grouping, date range, or filters don't take effect until you click Apply.

Filters

Click the filter icon to open the Filters panel on the left. It has three parts:

Providers - affects the dimensions displayed in the filter. For example, if only Anthropic is selected, it will show only Anthropic-related fields.
Match between fields - Sets how the filter fields combine. AND = a record must match every field you filtered on. OR = it only has to match one of them.

Field filters - a scrollable list of filterable fields, each with an Include dropdown:

Field	Availability	Notes
Model	All	The specific AI model used
User	All	The individual user who generated the usage
Team	All	The team the usage is attributed to
Product	Anthropic	Products of the AI Provider
Token Type	All	The type of token consumed (input/output/etc)
Linked Account	All	The linked billing account
Account	All	The account the usage rolls up to
Workspace	Anthropic	Workspace
API Key	Anthropic	The API key used to make the request
Service Tier	All	The service tier of the request
Region	AWS	The region the usage came from
Invocation Type	AWS	How the request was invoked
Context Window	Anthropic	The context window size used

Choosing what you're measuring

The dropdown above the chart (for example, "Tokens (1M)") sets which measurement the chart and table display. The measurements are:

Cost - Amortized, Unblended, Public Cost.
Usage - Tokens, Requests, Active Users, Seats.
Tokenomics - Multiple tokenomics KPIs

Drilling into your data

There are two ways to move from a high-level view into more detail:

Click to drill - click a value in the chart, or a row in the Details table, to drill into that value. The breadcrumb above the chart (for example, "Model >") tracks where you are in the drill path.
Custom drilling - use the Next Drill dropdown (for example, "Next Drill: Workspace") to choose which field you drill into next for your custom analysis instead of the default path.

The chart menu

To the right of the measurement dropdown, the chart has its own row of controls:

Icon	Function
Chart type	Change the chart type Display sum/average trendline on the chart Display the data cumulatively
Reset	Reset view
Custom views	Options for multiple custom views - see breakdown below
Save	Save to a dashbaord Export to PNG

Custom views

Duplicate View: Create an independent copy of the current view and analyze two different views side by side

Compare Measurements: Add more charts (more or more) to compare other measurements with the same filters and grouping. For example, see the total tokens and the cost per 1M tokens.

Multiple Measurements: Add multiple measurements to the same chart to compare them in the same view.
Note that you can control the chart for each measurement on the chart.

Compare Time Ranges: Compare the same filtered view across different time ranges in the same chart to identify trends. For example, compare the model claude-opus-4-8 from the current week with the previous week.

Note: In the table view, if you notice a large change in cost or usage compared to the previous time range, look for the chip flagging that change. Click it, and it will open the compare time ranges option on the chart, filtered for those two time ranges.

Search History

Next to Reset and Apply, the circular arrow icon opens your search history. Each user gets their own history of previous searches on the Explorer, so instead of rebuilding a grouping, date range, and filter combination from scratch, you can open the history and jump straight back to a view you already built.

This is personal to each user - it's not a shared or team-wide list of views.

Table View

Below the chart, the Details table lists one row per grouped value (for example, one row per model). The table always reflects the same chart selection - filters, time range, views, and more - so the two stay in sync as you adjust either one. Main capabilities:

Hover to highlight - hovering over a value in the table highlights the matching series in the chart.
Filter results - filter the table down to specific rows or values.
Download as CSV - export the table data.
Pivot - reflow the table, swapping rows and columns.
Trend - see the change compared to the previous time range.
Show % from total - display each cell as a percentage of its row or column total.