Improve the margins behind
every AI workflow.
Improve the margins
behind every AI workflow.

See exactly what every customer, workflow and AI feature costs, control spend before it happens, and put your AI budget where it matters.

Get an immediate score across attribution, enforcement, containment, margin visibility, and reconciliation.

Currently accepting pilot partners across B2B SaaS and enterprise, especially teams where AI spend is becoming a real cost line.

One layer between
your apps and every
model you use.

Spendline sits in the request path, attributing, governing, optimizing and reconciling every call before it reaches a provider.

Ten model providers
OpenAIAnthropicGoogle GeminixAIMistralDeepSeekQwenTogether AIFireworksGroq
  1. 01 Attribute

    Know what you are spending it on

    Every AI cost mapped to the customer, agent, workflow, feature, team, or cost centre behind it, not just a monthly total.

  2. 02 Govern

    Keep spend inside the budget

    Set budgets by organisation, team, agent, or customer and hold spend to them automatically. A limit can raise an alert, require an approval, or stop the request before the money is spent.

  3. 03 Reconcile

    See the margin on each customer

    Where revenue data is available, set AI cost against revenue per customer so you can see where AI usage is supporting margin and where costs need attention.

AI costs are created inside product flows.
Finance only sees the total after the fact.

Every prompt and tool call is a spend decision, made by code, not a person, thousands of times a day. Provider dashboards show the total. They do not show which customer or feature caused it.

Which customers are actually profitable after AI costs? Most teams cannot answer this.

What providers show you
$3,180
total spend, this month
Which customer? Which workflow? Not shown.
The pattern that led us to build Spendline
$32M
revenue
$39M
AI spend
During investment diligence, we observed an anonymous company generating approximately $32M in revenue while spending approximately $39M on purchased AI services with no meaningful attribution.

Engineers saw tokens. Finance saw invoices. The board saw the gap too late. No one could connect the cost to the customers, teams, or workflows that created it.

Attribution runs in the request, not in the report.

Once your customer, workflow, and team labels are attached, every request is mapped to whatever caused the cost, the moment it happens.

Sample dataSpendline Recent Calls dashboard showing per-request model, tokens, cost, customer, and agent
Attribution

Every call, attributed the instant it happens

The problem

Provider dashboards show one total. They can't tell you which customer, agent, or workflow actually caused a given call, so the number is unusable for anything but a top-level sanity check.

How Spendline solves it

10,137 calls this week alone, each one tied to the exact model, customer, and agent that made it, the moment the request happens, not reconstructed later from logs.

Figures are illustrative, from a sample account, not a real customer.

Finance operations and optimization
Finance
Reconciliation and month close
Review allocation completeness, reconcile usage against provider invoices, and preserve an audit history of the close.
Optimization
Optimization and rerouting
Apply controlled model substitutions and measure the resulting cost difference against actual traffic.
Detection
Anomaly and runaway-spend detection
Identify unusual spend patterns and workflows whose cost is accelerating beyond expected levels.

Every buyer arrives with a different question.
Spendline answers all three from the same ledger.

CFO

“What did AI actually cost per customer last month?”

Cost per customer, per agent, per workflow, attributed the moment it happens and compared against revenue.

CTO

“What’s routing through what, under what controls?”

Every model, agent, and workflow visible in one place, with budgets and policy enforced in the request path.

FP&A

“Can we close the month?”

An append-only ledger with every dollar attributed, so the books close because the data was clean on the way in.

AI spend is becoming a COGS line. Most companies are still treating it like infrastructure.

How controlled is your AI spend?

The Spendline assessment evaluates six areas. It produces an immediate score and identifies the controls that are missing.

  1. 01AttributionPer-customer and per-workflow cost attribution
  2. 02Central controlAll AI traffic through one managed control point
  3. 03EnforcementRequest-path budgets with override approvals
  4. 04ContainmentRunaway detection with same-day containment
  5. 05Margin and allocationPer-customer margin and cost-centre allocation
  6. 06ReconciliationMonth close and invoice reconciliation
Plug & play

Integrate in a few clicks

One small setting change wherever your app currently calls a model provider, nothing else to rewrite or redeploy. Works with the OpenAI, Anthropic, and every other client library you already have installed.

One base URL, three headers
import OpenAI from "openai";

const client = new OpenAI({
  apiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY,
  baseURL: "https://www.spendline.ai/v1",
  defaultHeaders: {
    "x-spendline-key": process.env.SPENDLINE_API_KEY,
    "x-agent-id": "support-bot",
    "x-customer-id": customerId,
  },
});

Helicone, Langfuse, and LiteLLM show tokens. Spendline shows the margin left after AI cost, per customer.

Those tools report what already happened. Spendline acts in the request path: attributing, enforcing, and applying policy before the cost is incurred. Engineering installs it for visibility; finance adopts it for control.

AI monitoring tools
Token usage
Total tokens over time: no owner, no cost
Spendline
Customer margin
CustomerMargin
Brightline SaaS91%
globex-data74%
Northline Robotics42%
Attributed, per customer, in real time

Value-linked.
Not seat-based.

Priced as a base fee plus a capped percentage of AI spend under management, not seats, because AI workloads don't map to seats.

60-day free pilot on every plan, no credit card required
Growth
$500/mo
+ 1.0% of AI spend · variable capped at $500/mo
max total $1,000/mo
AI-native startups · $5K–$50K/mo AI spend
  • In-path proxy with attribution
  • Real-time cost dashboard
  • Hierarchical budgets (org, team, agent)
  • Policy engine with budget guardrails and spend alerts
  • Anomaly detection and alerts
  • 60-day free pilot to start
Platform
$1,500/mo
+ 0.75% of AI spend · variable capped at $1,500/mo
max total $3,000/mo
High-growth AI companies · $50K–$200K/mo
  • Everything in Growth
  • Customer margin analytics
  • Cost optimizer with reroute rules
  • AI month close workflow
  • Budget override approval flows
  • Slack, Discord, webhook alerts
Enterprise
From $5,000/mo
+ 0.5% of AI spend · custom annual agreement
Large AI orgs requiring governance and compliance
  • Everything in Platform
  • SSO and identity integration
  • Private deployment architecture
  • Finance-system exports and integrations
  • Custom approval workflows
  • Dedicated implementation support

Customers move to Enterprise for deployment, compliance, and workflow features, not because spend crossed a threshold. Available through scoped pilot agreements.

Ready when you are

Understand your AI cost structure
from the first request.

One small setting change, no commitment, and you'll see your real AI cost breakdown today.

fida@spendline.ai

Not ready yet? Take the free assessment →, no credit card, no signup required.