Stop reconciling AI spend by invoice.
Provider APIs and model routing in one place. See what every team and budget actually spends, down to each agent on its own API key, and stop it when the budget runs out, not when the bill arrives.

You can't control what you can't measure.
AI spend is scattered across personal subscriptions, enterprise seats, API keys, and model providers, with no single view of where the money goes.
Scattered spend
Personal Claude and ChatGPT plans get expensed on top of company seats. Usage across the two never lands in one place.
No cost attribution
Tokens bill to a single org-wide key. There's no way to tie spend back to the team, product, or agent that drove it.
Runaway agents
Autonomous agents loop, retry, and burn tokens with no budget, no alert, and no ceiling, while you get left with the bill.
AI is becoming the new cloud bill, only it's climbing the curve faster.
AI moved into production across every team at once. Spend compounds month over month while the tooling to govern it lags behind.
Employees bring their own subscriptions alongside company seats. Finance sees invoices, never the usage that drives them.
The same visibility and chargeback finance demanded of cloud is now expected of AI, but spend is split across every provider.
One control plane for all AI spend.
Actualyze sits in the path of every AI call to meter usage, attribute cost, and enforce budgets across every provider and every team.
Meter every source in one ledger
Every call through the platform is metered in one normalized ledger; token counts captured on every request, attributed to the team and budget that made it, across every provider.
- Provider spend across OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, and Bedrock
- Dollar cost layered on provider pricing
- Token-level metering in the request path
Attribute spend down to the team
Internal allocations break every dollar down by team, budget, and cost center, and by agent when each agent runs on its own API key. Attribution coverage tracks how complete that mapping is so chargeback is provable rather than estimated.
- Per-team and cost-center allocation
- Attribution coverage across every budget
- Chargeback readiness with cost-center codes
Enforce budgets before the bill
Create budgets mapped to your business, each with an optional monthly limit: an alert before it and a hard stop at it. Month-to-date spend and a projected month-end sit on every budget, and spend that maps to no budget still shows, in dollars. A runaway workload stops before it becomes a runaway invoice.
- Hard monthly limits on budgets, with an alert before each
- Month-to-date spend and a projected month-end
- A monthly limit on each agent's API key, so one loop can't drain the shared budget
Token spend, managed from every angle.
It isn't a bolt-on. The same control plane that governs, secures, and routes every call is what makes spend visible and predictable.
Questions about controlling AI cost.
Does this track personal AI subscriptions, or only company API usage?
Everything bills to one org-wide key. How do you attribute cost?
What happens when an agent loops and burns tokens?
Providers report dollars differently. How do you keep cost comparable?
Can we charge AI spend back to teams or cost centers?
Do we have to route every call through Actualyze to see cost?
Make AI spend something you can see, attribute, and cap.
Get one view of every dollar across every team and budget, plus the controls to keep it predictable.