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SeeCost - All your LLM costs:OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini — on one screen

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Hi Product Hunt! SeeCost tracks OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini costs with zero API key setup. Just install our OSS SDK and run one init command to capture your spend automatically. OSS Tracker: https://github.com/ronpaou/seeco... ``` npm install @seecost/tracker npx @seecost/tracker init nextjs ``` We never store keys or prompt content—only usage metadata. Sign up free with GitHub.

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Hey everyone! I'm the maker of SeeCost from Japan. I was running LLM calls across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini in different apps, and every time I wanted to know my actual spend I had to open three different provider dashboards and mentally add things up. That got old fast. SeeCost fixes this with a small SDK that monkey-patches `fetch` on the server side. It silently reads usage metadata from LLM responses — model name, token count, estimated cost — and sends it to your dashboard in real time. Your app's response is never delayed or modified. Your API keys and prompt content are never touched. The SDK only sees what the provider already returns in the response body. To keep things transparent, we've made the tracker SDK fully open-source. You can audit exactly what data is being sent here: [https://github.com/ronpaou/seeco...] Setup takes about two minutes: 1. `npm install @seecost/tracker` 2. `npx @seecost/tracker init nextjs` (or express / hono / node) 3. Add your SeeCost API key to `.env` From that point, every LLM request shows up grouped by app and provider. Would love to hear what providers or alert types you'd want added next!
Saul Fleischman

@seecost  @marugariii777 This is a really clean solution to a genuine pain point. The open-source approach to the tracker builds trust, and the two-minute setup is impressive. Have you thought about adding cost anomaly detection, like alerting when spending spikes unexpectedly across providers.

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@seecost  @osakasaul 
Saul, thanks a lot!

That part is already supported in SeeCost.

Right now, SeeCost can alert on:

  • sudden usage spikes

  • forecasted budget overruns

  • actual budget overruns

Notifications are available by email, with both immediate alerts and a daily digest.