We're cobbling together spreadsheets and the OpenAI dashboard, but it feels broken.Fivemetrics monitors AWS, GCP, Vercel and your AI stack, explains cost spikes and surfaces savings opportunities — before they become your next invoice.
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Integrations
Cloud, data, AI and tooling bills — read from each provider’s own billing, side by side in one ledger.
What should we connect next? The order follows real demand.
The same questions keep coming up: what changed, where is the budget going, and where should we start?
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See how Fivemetrics helps you get clarityThe problem
Every provider has its own dashboard, its own invoice, its own alerts — and usually its own owner. Nobody sees the total until the card is charged.
Today · 24 consoles, 24 invoices
With Fivemetrics
What you get
a41f9c2One unified dashboard to see the whole picture. Detailed views to understand each source of spend.
Cloud was only the beginning. AI APIs and coding assistants now bill by usage too — Fivemetrics puts them next to AWS, Google Cloud and Vercel, down to the model.
| Cloud | Share | Spend |
|---|---|---|
| AWS | $24,860 | |
| Google Cloud | $5,180 | |
| Vercel | $1,250 | |
| AI | Share | Spend |
| OpenAI | $4,280 | |
| Anthropic | $3,940 | |
| OpenRouter | $2,100 | |
| Cursor | $1,230 |
OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor: your AI usage deserves its own view. See which models drive spend, track their usage and separate API costs from the subscriptions you declare.
Go from the overall bill to the details behind it: services, accounts, regions and resources, depending on provider data. Compare periods to understand what changed.
Compare your plan, spend so far and the month-end trajectory. Set a shared or targeted budget, with thresholds you choose.
A change needs your attention? Get the context and route alerts to your team’s channels, according to your plan.
80% of the AWS budget used. Check the trend and your largest cost lines.
AWS Alert threshold · 80 %Keep the bigger picture without rebuilding exports every week. Reports and recaps bring together spend, changes and items worth investigating.
Worth a look this week
Volt · the AI FinOps engineer inside
A senior FinOps colleague, not a chatbot. Scheduled checks flag what moved overnight; ask Volt why and it digs through your billing data, explains the cause and drafts the fix.
Traces a spike to its line items and to the deploy or change just before it, in plain English with charts.
Budgets, alert rules, reports, allocation rules, Slack channels: saved as pending until an owner or admin says yes.
Volt has no command that changes a cloud resource. Your team applies the change, in its own tools.
AI investigates. Humans decide.
Verified savings
Fivemetrics follows each recommendation to your bill. Once it is resolved, billed cost before and after is compared — at least 30 days later — and the realized saving is recorded.
A savings recommendation is not a saving already achieved.
How it works
Self-serve, no sales call, nothing to install on your servers.
One CloudFormation stack for AWS, viewer access to your Google Cloud billing export, and API keys for your AI providers.
API sources load up to 90 days of history as soon as they connect. AWS delivers its first cost export within about 24 hours.
Anomalies are checked daily, recommendations ranked by impact, and Volt drafts the fix for your approval.
Security
Fivemetrics reads what you spend. It does not run your workloads, and Volt cannot change them.
The AWS role has no start, stop or terminate permissions. Its only writes are on what it sets up for itself: the cost export, its own Glue database and alarms named fivemetrics-*.
Google Cloud gets viewer roles on your billing export. OpenAI and Anthropic only offer admin keys for usage data; Fivemetrics uses them for read requests only.
Volt proposes; humans approve. Its drafts stay pending until an owner or admin approves them, and it has no command that touches cloud resources.
Every approval is recorded with who approved it. The audit log view is included in the Business plan.
Free cost audit · for larger bills
Tell us about your stack. We help you connect your accounts, then walk you through what we find.
Read-only on your workloadsNo changes to your infrastructureNo credit card
Pricing
Start free. Move up as your tracked spend grows — going over your ceiling never switches anything off.
Prices in USD, excluding tax.
No credit card
Tracked spend up to $1,000 / month
Free forever
What's included:
14-day free trial
Tracked spend up to $2,500 / month
$90 a year — two months free
Everything in Free, plus:
14-day free trial
Tracked spend up to $10,000 / month
$290 a year — two months free
Everything in Starter, plus:
14-day free trial
Tracked spend up to $20,000 / month
$1,990 a year — two months free
Everything in Pro, plus:
Beyond $20,000 of tracked spend a month: a contract, payment by invoice and dedicated support. Unlimited sources and history, Volt credits negotiated to your usage, 500 SMS alerts a month for up to 10 phone numbers.
Going over your ceiling never switches anything off
You are warned at 80%. Past 100%: a banner, an email and 30 days of grace. After that, only adding sources, budgets, alert rules or reports waits for an upgrade — your data, its freshness, existing alerts, members and Volt are never cut.
14-day free trial on Starter, Pro and Business
Once per workspace. The Free plan never asks for a card, and every plan gets the same data freshness.
Source categories — infrastructure: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Kubernetes, Vercel, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Railway, Scaleway, OVHcloud, MongoDB Atlas, Snowflake, Databricks, Neon, Confluent Cloud, Elastic Cloud · AI: OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, OpenRouter, Deepgram · tools: Datadog, Twilio, GitHub.
FAQ
On AWS, one CloudFormation stack creates a role that reads your billing export, resource metadata and utilization. It has no start, stop or terminate permissions; its only writes are on what it sets up for itself — the cost export, its own Glue database and alarms named fivemetrics-*.
On Google Cloud, viewer roles on your BigQuery billing export. OpenAI and Anthropic only issue admin keys for their usage APIs; Fivemetrics sends read requests only.
No. Volt drafts budgets, alert rules, reports and allocation rules inside Fivemetrics, and each draft stays pending until an owner or admin approves it. Rightsizing and cleanup are applied by your team, in your own tools.
API sources such as OpenAI, Anthropic or Vercel load up to 90 days of history as soon as they connect. Google Cloud brings the last 35 days from your billing export. AWS delivers its first cost export within about 24 hours, plus the previous month when AWS has it. After that, data refreshes every 30 minutes to 6 hours depending on the source, and anomalies are checked daily.
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Vercel, Cloudflare, OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, MongoDB Atlas, Databricks, Datadog, Twilio, Snowflake, OpenRouter, GitHub, DigitalOcean, Scaleway, Confluent Cloud, Elastic Cloud, Deepgram, Neon, Railway, OVHcloud, Kubernetes.
A savings recommendation is not a saving already achieved. Estimates come from your billed cost and the provider’s own analysis, such as AWS Compute Optimizer, with the evidence and a confidence level.
Once you resolve a recommendation, Fivemetrics compares your billed cost before and after, at least 30 days later, and records the realized saving — never more than the original estimate.
Volt is the AI FinOps engineer inside Fivemetrics. Ask it why spend moved and it investigates from your billing data, explains the cause in plain English and drafts the fix for your approval. It runs on monthly credits: 10 on Free, 70 on Starter, 250 on Pro, 1,500 on Business — or unlimited with your own AI key on Business.
You are warned at 80%. Past 100%, you get a banner, an email and 30 days of grace. After that, only adding sources, budgets, alert rules or reports waits for an upgrade — your data, its freshness, existing alerts, members and Volt keep running.
Yes. Disconnecting a source deletes its stored key and keeps its history; purging deletes the source and all its data. An AWS account can be removed immediately or after a 48-hour window you can cancel; the stack is deleted and the cost export bucket stays in your own S3.
Provider keys are stored encrypted in a secrets vault. Emails and ARNs are redacted before a prompt reaches the AI model. Detailed history is kept 3, 6, 13 or 24 months depending on your plan; monthly totals always stay visible.
Connect your stack and see where your money is going — and where you can save.
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