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Uncontrolled AI Token Spend
Teams cannot see, attribute, or control unpredictable AI/LLM token and API spend across users, agents, and workflows.
In their words
A one-word message with barely any tokens showing should not cost ~$20.
How much does it cost me to sustain a real month of software-development workload?
10,000+ in a single day on normal research. One month I burned through ~$500 just trying to get work done.
I spend more time fighting the models now than actually getting anything done.
Cursor does NOT give you any indication what models Auto uses and you can only find out digging into usage history at dashboard.
My organization used all of its tokens on September 1st. We went from $400/year/seat to now $500-$2000/month based on the person’s usage.
I am being fired at the end of this month as my cursor & claude token usage were not up to the mark.
Another con is that it's token hungry. Like it consumes a hell lot of tokens.
Everyone's focus is on improving engineer productivity rather than improving product.
They are now limiting the credits as people are burning more than 100USD per day.
the license is fixed, the meter is not, and nobody has budgeted for the meter yet
as assinaturas de IA estão saindo do controle e destruindo o resultado
I'm running 4 right now and the monthly bill compounds quickly. Pay-as-you-go is the right pricing model for this category.
The wedge I'd pay for here is workflow-level cost plus fallback attribution in one place, thats the bit the native dashboards still miss.
Engineering, FinOps, and AI teams
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/SaaS
- r/LLMDevs
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/codex
- r/FinOps
- r/GithubCopilot
- r/ClaudeCode
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Claude Code
- ChatGPT
- Codex
- Copilot
- Gemini
- LiteLLM
- Cursor
Why those fall short
- Shows tokens used only after sending, not the cost beforehand
- tools count tokens but no way to meet arbitrary quotas without waste
- Lower thinking settings read more files and spawn subagents, burning quota
- no transparency on what usage means or how much a request costs
- token hungry; skill creation and optimization consume a lot of tokens
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