See where every dollar goes — and where every millisecond goes.
Deep-dive spend, token, and latency analytics across every model, team, key, and tag. Cost is read directly from provider headers; the dashboard updates in real time.
Spend overview
- Spend visibility
- Real-time
- Latency reporting
- p50 / p95 / p99
- Cost source
- Provider headers
- Ledger drift target
- $0.00
Within seconds of completion
Per model, per key, per tag
x-nemo-request-cost — never estimated
Daily reported-vs-ledger parity check
Dollars by model. Milliseconds by percentile.
The two charts engineering and finance both open first — live in the dashboard within seconds of every completion.
Spend by model · last 30 days
$521.00
Δ vs last month +12% · every dollar maps to one ledger row
Latency · gemini-2.5-flash · 24h
TTFT measured at first SSE event · click-through to request logs
What you see equals what you paid
Provider-priced
Cost is read, never computed — by us or by your code
The Nemo Intelligent Proxy Router owns cost calculation. We read x-nemo-request-cost from the response headers and write that exact value to the credit ledger and the analytics rollup. No second source of truth, no estimation, no rounding.
- Single source of truth — x-nemo-request-cost
- Every cost number on the dashboard maps to one ledger row
- No client-side estimation; no manual price tables
- Daily reported-vs-ledger parity check targets $0.00 drift
Reported vs ledger
Full analytics reference — dimensions, tags, tokens, exports
- Spend by model, team, key, customer
- Per-model spend with month-over-month deltas, per-key spend with budget-cap proximity, per-team spend with enforcement, per-customer spend for end-user billing.
- Spend-by-tag rollups
- Pass arbitrary tags (team, project, feature, environment) via the standard OpenAI metadata field. Multi-tag intersection in every chart; cardinality enforced server-side so dashboards stay fast.
- Latency percentiles
- p50 / p95 / p99 per model, key, tag, and time window. Time-to-first-token and total latency tracked separately, streaming-aware. Click any percentile to drill into the underlying request log.
- Time-range filtering
- Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly granularity plus a custom calendar range — time-zone aware (your org timezone, not UTC), persistent across the Usage Explorer and Analytics Overview.
- Token breakdown
- Prompt vs completion token rollups per model, cached-input token tracking where supported, per-key token-usage charts, and avg input/output tokens per request with trend.
- CSV export — every report
- One-click export of spend breakdowns, usage rollups, token counts, and tag groups. Server-side export for large ranges; BI-tool-friendly snake_case columns; raw per-request logs via the observability API.
Common analytics questions
Stop reconciling spreadsheets
Real-time spend, latency, and ledger parity — on every plan
Sign up, send your first request, and the analytics dashboard fills in. No instrumentation, no schemas to define, no overnight ETL to wait for.