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Universal AI Coding Cost Analyzer

See exactly how much you're spending on AI coding tools. 9 supported assistants — analyzed together in your browser.

Claude Code Cline Roo Code Cursor Copilot Codex CLI Continue.dev Open Interpreter Aider
AI Cost Analyzer — v0.10.0
Auto Detect Claude Code Cline/Roo Cursor Copilot Codex CLI Continue.dev Aider Open Interpreter
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Drop your AI tool data file here

JSON or JSONL from any supported tool

Ready — upload or paste data to begin
Total Cost
$0.00
Total Tokens
0
Entries
0
Models Used
0
Daily Cost Trend
Cost by Project
Cost by Model

Why aicost?

Universal — 9 Sources

One tool for all AI coding assistants. Claude Code, Cline, Roo Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex CLI, Continue.dev, Open Interpreter, and Aider — analyzed together.

Instant

No installation, no signup. Drop your data file or paste the JSON, get a cost breakdown in seconds.

Private

All analysis runs in your browser. Your data never leaves your machine. No servers, no tracking.

Open Source

MIT licensed on GitHub. Use the CLI for automated scans, HTML reports, budget tracking, and monthly comparisons.

Accurate Pricing

Up-to-date model pricing with cache-aware calculations. Supports Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Qwen, DeepSeek, and Mistral.

Export Anywhere

Export to CSV for spreadsheets or JSON for automation. CLI supports HTML reports and pipe-friendly terminal output.

Share Reports

Generate a branded visual cost report with one click. Share as PNG on Twitter, Slack, or LinkedIn — with attribution to help others discover aicost.

Frequently Asked Questions

aicost is a free web tool that analyzes your AI coding costs from 9 AI coding assistants: Claude Code, Cline, Roo Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex CLI, Continue.dev, Open Interpreter, and Aider. Upload your usage data or paste the JSON to get an instant cost breakdown — no signup required.

No. All analysis runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your machine — no servers, no tracking, no signup required.

aicost accepts JSON and JSONL files from all 9 supported tools. Each tool has its own format — auto-detect handles them all, or you can select a specific source for targeted parsing.

aicost uses an up-to-date pricing database covering Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Qwen, DeepSeek, and Mistral model pricing. It calculates costs based on input tokens, output tokens, and cache-aware pricing for each model.

Yes. aicost is MIT-licensed and available on GitHub. The web analyzer is a single HTML file you can download and run locally, and the CLI supports automated scans, HTML reports, and CSV export.