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AI Usage

Know what AI costs. See how it’s used.

Your AI tools are becoming part of everyone’s day. June brings spend, adoption, and efficiency into one clear view.

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ClaudeCursorOpenAI

Claude, Cursor, and OpenAI in one view.

Bring Claude, Cursor, and OpenAI into one view. Follow spend across providers, departments, and the people using them.

Real usage, not just seats.

Go beyond assigned seats. Understand active use, popular workflows, and where a team could use a little help getting started.

What’s driving the bill?

Explore model mix, caching, and cost trends. See what’s driving the bill before deciding where to make a change.

The details behind the total

Every dollar traced to a person and a model

Follow any number back to its source. Providers, departments, people, models, all the way down. So when finance asks, you already have the answer.

AI usage/Claude

Claude Connected

Anthropic · Usage and billing

Aug 1–31, 2026

You’re on track. There’s still room to spend smarter.

At August’s pace, you’ll finish the year at $101,600 against a $120,000 commitment. Two checks could reduce usage costs by about $650/month.

Within budget

A clearer view of the year ahead

Based on August’s $8,400 monthly pace

Jan–Dec 2026
$0k$40k$80k$120kAnnual commitment · $120k$68k spent$101.6k projectedJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec$0k$40k$80k$120k$120k commitment$68k spent$101.6k projectedJanAprAugDec
Actual spendProjected at August’s paceWith opportunities reviewed

Worth a closer look 2

Potential monthly reduction
16 seats haven’t been used this month$320

Check in with the employees before changing access. Some may be on leave or waiting to get started. Reassigning unneeded seats could reduce future costs.

Suggested owner · IT Operations
Long contexts account for 18% of spend$330

Review repeated context in high-volume workflows with the engineering team. Shorter prompts and reusable context may lower costs without changing the task or model.

Suggested owner · Morgan Wu
Looking good · Cache usage, model mix, skill costs, and spend caps

Opportunities are estimates, not guaranteed savings. Reviewing both would bring the remaining four-month forecast to $99,000 for the year.

Usage and billing connectedAugust 2026
Put the follow-through on a schedule

Review AI spend every month with a June runbook.

Set the review once. June forecasts AI spend, compares it with your contract value, and keeps your team ahead of budget surprises.

Meet Runbooks
Runbook

Claude spend forecast

Active
Monthly · First weekday, 9:00 AM

What June checks

See where Claude spend is heading and whether it fits within the contract.

  1. Review recent spend and changes in the daily spend rate.
  2. Forecast spend for the next month.
  3. When a contract is available, compare the forecast through its end date with the contract value.
  4. Send the IT team a short summary of the outlook.
Latest forecast · August 2026Completed

Claude spend is on track.

Contract value Jan–Dec 2026
$120,000
Spent so far Through August
$68,000
Forecast at contract end
$101,600

$18,400 below contract valueProjected at August’s pace of $8,400/month.

Frequently asked

Which AI tools can I connect?

June connects with Claude, Cursor, and OpenAI. The available views depend on the provider, your plan, and the usage data its connector supplies. The interactive example above shows the Claude experience.

How does June separate employee and shared usage?

Usage that can be attributed to a person appears in employee views. Shared API projects and other organization sources are shown separately, so you can understand both without assigning every dollar to an employee.

Are all the cost figures billed amounts?

June distinguishes billed spend from attributed or estimated costs where the provider makes those distinctions. Effective model costs reflect actual usage patterns, including caching; they aren’t a vendor’s list price.

Can I see adoption and skill usage?

Where supported by the provider, June shows active people, product activity, and skill usage. For Claude, you can compare published and personal skills, including how often they’re used and their attributed cost.

Can June review AI spend on a schedule?

Yes. Use a Runbook to describe what to review, choose a schedule, and specify the findings or follow-ups you want. Start with a monthly budget review or a check for seats that haven’t been used.

Get a handle on what AI costs.

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