AK Finance is a financial hub for AI spend. It connects the API keys you already use — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek and seven more — and turns every provider's usage into one statement in USD, broken down by provider, by model, and by month.
Set a ceiling per provider. Get warned at 80%. Spending stops at 100%. The report tells you which model is costing more than it should, and what you'd save by switching to a cheaper equivalent for the same job. Weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly reports arrive by email as a PDF.
No models run here. No tokens are resold. Your keys stay encrypted and read-only.

Here's why i built this. I'm a dev. I was paying OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google every month. Three dashboards. Three invoices. And no way to explain where the money actually went. I didn't need another tool to track tokens. I needed a financial statement for my AI spend. One number, in USD, per model and provider. So I built it. AK Finance connects the keys you already use and shows you the waste — in dollars. Not in tokens. Not in graphs. In money you can stop spending. No models run here. Your keys stay yours. That's it. That's why.
This is exactly the kind of tool AI developers need! 🚀 Managing costs across multiple AI providers can quickly become complicated, especially when experimenting with different models. Having everything centralized with spending limits, alerts, and recommendations for cheaper alternatives makes a lot of sense. The ability to see where every dollar goes could make a real difference for developers and teams scaling their AI products. Great idea! 👏
A financial statement for AI spend, rather than another token counter, is a clear way to put it, and the per-provider ceiling with a hard stop at 100% is the feature I'd want first. Who signs up more so far, solo devs or teams with a finance person asking questions? Search note: I googled "track openai and anthropic api spend in one dashboard" (Google, US settings). Page 1 is a Reddit thread on building exactly that, Worklytics, a LinkedIn post, Costory, Finout, an OpenAI community thread, CloudQuell, StackSpend and CloudYali. AK Finance isn't on it yet; that Reddit thread at #1 is a natural place to show up. I run AI Knows Us, so this kind of search check is what I do.

Here's why i built this. I'm a dev. I was paying OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google every month. Three dashboards. Three invoices. And no way to explain where the money actually went. I didn't need another tool to track tokens. I needed a financial statement for my AI spend. One number, in USD, per model and provider. So I built it. AK Finance connects the keys you already use and shows you the waste — in dollars. Not in tokens. Not in graphs. In money you can stop spending. No models run here. Your keys stay yours. That's it. That's why.
This is exactly the kind of tool AI developers need! 🚀 Managing costs across multiple AI providers can quickly become complicated, especially when experimenting with different models. Having everything centralized with spending limits, alerts, and recommendations for cheaper alternatives makes a lot of sense. The ability to see where every dollar goes could make a real difference for developers and teams scaling their AI products. Great idea! 👏
A financial statement for AI spend, rather than another token counter, is a clear way to put it, and the per-provider ceiling with a hard stop at 100% is the feature I'd want first. Who signs up more so far, solo devs or teams with a finance person asking questions? Search note: I googled "track openai and anthropic api spend in one dashboard" (Google, US settings). Page 1 is a Reddit thread on building exactly that, Worklytics, a LinkedIn post, Costory, Finout, an OpenAI community thread, CloudQuell, StackSpend and CloudYali. AK Finance isn't on it yet; that Reddit thread at #1 is a natural place to show up. I run AI Knows Us, so this kind of search check is what I do.
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