Most platforms make you re-plumb your stack before you save a single dollar. Revenium starts where your spend already is your developers' AI coding assistants, connected org-wide by one admin, with no code changes. Provider billing imports with one API key, and your own apps and agents follow with one lightweight SDK.
One 124-developer customer went from signup to full-org reporting in a single sitting, then cut AI cost per token 40% while
usage grew 4X
Track Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, and Codex with per-person usage and spend. Revenium generates the config for you: an admin pastes it once and it covers your whole team. Developers can also self-install via CLI.
Import spend straight from your AI providers’ billing APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, Bedrock, Google, and more). An admin of your provider account creates an API key, often a finance or ops owner. No code to paste. Billing import shows each provider’s total; pair it with Paths 1 and 3 to see who and what drove it.
Drop the Revenium SDK or standard OTLP into your own apps and agents for request-level tracking. One unified package instruments every provider you use; two environment variables and you're metering. Add optional metadata to unlock customer-level spend, product-tier costs, and per-agent attribution, plus tool calls and human-time events no gateway can see.
Filter by employee, model, provider, or vendor. Toggle subscription-based assistants in or out. Drill into any developer for cost by tool, efficiency vs. team average, and cost per PR.
Every developer's AI cost across every assistant, attributed to a person, with team totals, top spenders, and daily trend from day one.
Blended $/Mtok per developer vs. team average. Flagship-vs-efficient model mix. Cache hit-rates. The first seat and tier optimizations usually appear the same day.
Join the telemetry to GitHub or GitLab and get cost per PR merged: a defensible AI-productivity number most teams have never had.
Add the SDK to custom apps and agents: customer-level COGS, tool costs, guardrails, chargeback invoices, FOCUS exports, and outcome-level ROI.
A 124-developer engineering org connected in one sitting, found its first savings the same day, and cut AI cost per token 40% over the following quarter — with no lockouts and no innovation tax.
Cost per developer, per PR, per session. Peer benchmarks, model mix, runaways caught in flight.
One defensible number for the board. Invoice reconciliation, vendor comparison, FOCUS-compliant exports.
COGS per feature and customer. Margin per plan. Price AI products on what they actually cost.
Not by default. Telemetry only: model, tokens, cost, duration, identity. Prompt capture is a separate admin-controlled opt-in — off at every level until a team admin enables it and grants each viewer access. Unless you configure that, prompts and completions never leave your environment.
No. Revenium isn't a proxy or gateway — telemetry is exported asynchronously after each call. The one exception: if you turn on hard budget enforcement, the SDK runs a fast pre-call check against your rules. That in-line check is what blocks a runaway before any spend occurs.
Connect each assistant once at the org level: Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex. Dormant or unknown API keys show up in anomaly detection, so shadow usage surfaces instead of hiding.
No. One admin, one config block. Developers report automatically on next startup.
Nothing. 100,000 transactions a month free, no credit card, and setup is reversible by deleting one config block.
Free for 100K transactions a month. No credit card. No code changes. Reversible with one deleted config block.