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What to enter

• API Token Secret
• Account ID

  In the dashboard sidebar

How to get it

1. Open the API Tokens page in the Cloudflare dashboard, then tap Create Token.
2. Choose Custom token, and check only Account · Billing · Read. Under Account Resources pick your account, leave the rest as default, then copy the token.
3. See Find account and zone IDs.

This number should match what you see in the Cloudflare dashboard. If it doesn’t, don’t save yet. Go back and check the permissions.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

Open the API keys page on DeepSeek Platform, create a key, and copy it.

Both wallets are listed. The total converts to USD at the catalog rate, and should match the two sides added up on the top-up page.

A DeepSeek China account balance is in CNY. The catalog rate converts it to USD for the total. If a USD balance exists too, that USD is used.

What to enter

• Personal Access Token Secret

  Fine-grained token, starting with github_pat_

How to get it

Open GitHub’s Fine-grained personal access tokens page. Set Resource owner to yourself, Expiration to No expiration, Repository access to Public repositories, and Plan under Account permissions to Read-only. Copy it after creating. The token starts with github_pat_.

User-level billing only covers Actions minutes and Copilot you bought yourself. Copilot paid by the org won’t show up here.

What to enter

• Client ID
• Client Secret Secret

How to get it

1. Open Client credentials in Neo4j Aura and tap Create client credential.
2. The modal shows Client ID and Client Secret together. The Secret is shown only once — copy it right away.

This number should match this month’s usage on the organization Billing page. A Free instance is $0. Usage can lag by up to two days.

What to enter

• Admin Key Secret

  It must be an Admin Key. Read only is enough.

How to get it

Open OpenAI’s Organization settings and issue an Admin Key. Set permission to Read only, not All. You need to be an organization admin, then copy it.

This number should match Usage / Costs in the OpenAI organization dashboard. If it doesn’t, don’t save yet. Confirm you’re using an Admin Key.

What to enter

• Management Key Secret

  It must be a Management key. A regular inference key can’t read the balance.

How to get it

Open OpenRouter’s API Keys page, create a Management key, and copy it.

This balance should match the OpenRouter Credits page. If it doesn’t, don’t save yet. Confirm you’re using a Management key.

What to enter

• Personal Token Secret

  Create New Personal Token, with Organization set to Read

• organization slug

  Settings → Organization Settings → General

How to get it

1. Open Sentry’s Create New Personal Token.
2. Under Permissions, change Organization from No Access to Read. Leave Project, Team, Release, Issue & Event, Member, and Alerts as No Access, tap Create Token, and copy it.
3. Then fill in the organization slug. It’s Organization Slug under Settings → Organization Settings → General. This shows the Developer tier’s 5,000-error quota.

This percent is this month’s accepted error events on Sentry Stats divided by 5,000. Paid tiers have reserved quota, so this stays pinned at 100%.

Sentry’s public API has event counts, not billed amounts.

Sentry’s public API doesn’t give amounts. This only reports the Developer tier’s 5,000-error quota. Paid tiers stay pinned at 100%.

What to enter

• Restricted API Key Secret

  starts with rk_live_

How to get it

1. Open API keys in the Stripe Dashboard. If you see Manage API keys, tap it.
2. Switch to Live mode, then tap Create restricted key.
3. For how you’ll use this key, choose Providing this key to a third-party application.
4. Enter TollCat as the third-party name.
5. For the website, enter tollcat.app with the https scheme.
6. Open Customize permissions for this key, and set only Balance to Read.
7. Tap Create key and copy it. The key starts with rk_live_.

This number is this month’s Stripe fees, and should match Fees on the Balance page. A multi-currency account with non-USD fees is rejected.

This records fees paid to Stripe.

What to enter

• Account SID
• API Key SID

  starts with SK

• API Key Secret Secret

  shown only once

How to get it

1. Open Account settings in the Twilio Console and copy the Account SID.
2. Open API keys & auth tokens, keep the region on United States (US1), and tap Create API key. Set the type to Restricted.
3. In permissions, search Billing and check only usage Read. Leave other products and Create / Update / Delete off. Copy the SID and Secret right away — the Secret is shown once.

This number should match this month’s totalprice on the Twilio Usage page.

What to enter

• Personal Access Token Secret
• Workspace ID

  Between /w/ and the next slash, like wkspace_…

How to get it

1. Open Botpress Account Settings → Access Tokens, generate a Personal Access Token, and copy it.
2. You also need a Workspace ID. The address bar looks like /w/wkspace_…/account/access-tokens. Copy the segment between /w/ and the next slash.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• API Token Secret

  Usually starts with dop_v1_

How to get it

Open DigitalOcean’s API Tokens page and tap Generate New Token. Under Custom scope, check only billing:read, then copy the token.

This number should match Month-to-date usage on the Billing page.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

Open the API keys page for Moonshot (China), issue a key, and copy it. For the overseas site, add Moonshot (Overseas).

This balance should match the CNY balance on the Moonshot (China) top-up page. The app converts it to USD at the catalog rate.

Moonshot (China) balances are in CNY. The catalog rate converts them to USD for the total. The detail page still shows the original amount.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

1. Open the Neon dashboard, go to Settings for the account you pay from, find API keys, and tap Create new API key. You need to be an organization admin.
2. Set Key scope to Org-wide. Fill in Key name, then copy it right away. There’s no read-only option — this is org-admin access. It can manage projects, members, and billing.

This number should match what you see in Neon Billing / Consumption. If it doesn’t, don’t save yet.

What to enter

• API Token Secret
• Workspace ID

  In the dashboard, press Cmd+K → Copy Workspace ID

How to get it

1. Open Railway’s Tokens page, create an Account token or Workspace token, and copy it.
2. You also need a Workspace ID. In the dashboard press Cmd/Ctrl+K and search Copy Workspace ID.

This number should match Current bill under Workspace → Usage. The Hobby $5 floor is already included.

Railway reads billing with an Account token.

What to enter

• Client Secret Secret

  client_secret in .edgerc

• Access Token Secret

  access_token in .edgerc

• Client Token

  client_token in .edgerc

How to get it

1. Open Identity and Access Management in Akamai Control Center and tap Create API client. Choose Advanced and grant read-only Invoicing API. After creating, Download the credentials and copy client_secret and access_token from the .edgerc.
2. The same .edgerc also has client_token — copy it too. All three values come from one download; don’t create another client.

This number should match this month’s invoice total in Control Center.

What to enter

• Access Key ID

  RAM user’s AccessKey ID

• Secret Access Key Secret

How to get it

1. Open the RAM console and create a RAM user just for this app. Don’t use the Alibaba Cloud account AccessKey.
2. Attach the AliyunBSSReadOnlyAccess system policy to this user.
3. Open that user’s credentials, tap Create AccessKey, and copy the AccessKey ID and AccessKey Secret together. The Secret is shown only once.

This number should match the pretax amount on the Expenses bill overview. CNY converts to USD.

What to enter

• Admin API Key Secret

  It must be an Admin API Key starting with sk-ant-

How to get it

1. Confirm there’s an Organization in Console. If there isn’t, switch to entering it by hand.
2. Open the Admin API keys page, issue an Admin API Key, and copy it.

A personal account with no organization fails at this step. If it fails, switch to entering the Claude subscription by hand.

Create an organization in Console first, then issue an Admin API Key. If there’s no org, switch to entering the subscription by hand.

What to enter

• Access Key ID

  Long-term keys start with AKIA

• Secret Access Key Secret

How to get it

1. Open IAM and create a user just for this app. Turn on Cost Explorer on the account first. Each fetch costs about $0.01, and it won’t join the global refresh.
2. Attach an inline policy to this user that only allows ce:GetCostAndUsage. The JSON is below — tap copy.
3. Create access keys for this user, pick the Command Line type, and copy the Access Key ID and Secret together.

This number should match what you see in AWS Cost Explorer month-to-date. If it doesn’t, don’t save yet. Check that the policy only allows ce:GetCostAndUsage.

Each AWS Cost Explorer refresh costs about $0.01, and it won’t join the global refresh.

What to enter

• Directory (tenant) ID

  Entra ID overview page

• Application (client) ID

  App registrations overview

• client secret Secret

  Copy Value

• Subscription ID

  Subscription ID

How to get it

1. In Microsoft Entra ID → App registrations, create an app and write down the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID.
2. Under Certificates and secrets for this app, create a client secret and copy Value right away.
3. Open the subscription you want to watch → Access control (IAM) and add this app as Cost Management Reader. Write down the Subscription ID. Billing data lags 8–24 hours.

This number should match the Azure portal Cost analysis total with Month-to-date and Actual cost.

Azure needs an Entra app registration with Cost Management Reader on the subscription. All four fields are required. Billing data lags 8–24 hours.

What to enter

• Access Token Secret

  From the Green Button Connect authorization code

• Subscription ID

  From the Authorization resource after Connect My Data

• Usage Point ID

  The usage point in the authorised subscription

How to get it

1. Open Con Edison’s third-party registration, submit Green Button Connect registration, and finish technical onboarding. After the customer authorizes, exchange the authorization code at the token endpoint for an Access Token. A personal My Account login has no self-serve API key.
2. After the customer authorizes under Billing & Usage → Share My Data in My Account, copy the Subscription ID and Usage Point ID from the Authorization resource. They’re the result of authorization — don’t create them.

This number should be close to the last electricity bill. Green Button amounts are the previous billing period.

What to enter

• API Key

  The Cloud API Key page

• API Secret Secret

How to get it

Open the Confluent Cloud API keys page and issue a Cloud API Key. You need OrganizationAdmin or BillingAdmin. Copy the Key and Secret together.

This number should match this month’s Costs total on Confluent Cloud. The last two or three days may still be missing.

How to get it

Cursor has no public billing API. Add the plan fee as a fixed subscription on the detail page. You can type this month’s overage by hand.

There’s no auto-fetch. The number is the plan you recorded plus overage you typed.

Cursor has no public billing API. Record the plan as a fixed subscription. You can type overage by hand.

What to enter

• API Key Secret
• Application Key Secret
• Site

  us1、eu、us3、us5、ap1、ap2、uk1

How to get it

1. Open Datadog’s API keys page and copy an Organization API key.
2. Open Datadog’s Application Keys page and issue one. The usage API needs both keys.
3. Fill in the site short name. US is us1, Europe is eu.

This number should match Estimated MTD on Datadog Plan & Usage. Free tiers and child orgs can’t be read.

What to enter

• Organization token Secret

How to get it

Open Deel More → Developer → Access Tokens, tap Generate new token, choose Organization token, and copy it right away.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

Open Deepgram’s API keys docs and issue a key in the dashboard. It reads the balance of the first project this key can see.

This number should match remaining credits for that project in the Deepgram dashboard.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

In CertCentral open Automation → API Keys and tap Add API Key. Copy it right away.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• Client Secret Secret

  Shown once; Client ID is on the same screen

• Account UUID

  From the OAuth clients page, without the urn:dtaccount: prefix

• Subscription UUID

  The Dynatrace Platform Subscription, not a monitoring environment

How to get it

1. Open Account Management → Identity & access management → OAuth clients and tap Create client. Set Grant type to Client credentials and check account-uac-read. Copy the Client Secret right away — it’s shown once. Write down the Client ID on the same screen.
2. Still on the OAuth clients page, copy the Account UUID (the part after urn:dtaccount: — don’t create one). Then copy the Subscription UUID from the subscriptions list in Account Management.

This number should match the platform subscription cost in Account Management.

What to enter

• API Key Secret
• Organization ID

  Organization page in the dashboard

How to get it

1. Open the Elastic Cloud Billing API auth docs and issue an API key in the dashboard.
2. Copy the Organization ID in the Elastic Cloud dashboard.

This number should match this month’s ECU total on Elastic Cloud Usage. 1 ECU = $1.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

Open the ElevenLabs API Keys page, create a key, and copy it. Record the plan fee as a manual subscription.

Inside the quota it shows usage percent. After overage it shows extra dollars. The plan fee is not in this number.

What to enter

• Admin API Key Secret

  Admin permission is required to read the balance

How to get it

Open the fal.ai API keys page and issue a key with Admin scope. A regular inference key can’t read the balance.

This number should match remaining credits in the fal.ai dashboard.

What to enter

• API Key Secret
• Account ID

  In the dashboard URL or account settings

How to get it

1. Open Fireworks' API keys page and issue a key. Copy it right away after creating it.
2. Copy the Account ID from account settings in the Fireworks dashboard. The billing API path needs it.

This number should match this month’s spend in the Fireworks dashboard.

What to enter

• Cloud Access Policy token Secret
• Org slug

  The segment after grafana.com/orgs

How to get it

1. Open Grafana Cloud’s Access Policy docs and issue a read-only token in the dashboard.
2. Copy the Org slug in the Grafana Cloud dashboard.

This number should match billed usage for that month on Grafana Cloud. It will be $0 if the current month isn’t billed yet.

What to enter

• Access Token Secret

  starts with hf_

How to get it

Open Hugging Face Access Tokens and create one. It reads the personal compute bill for this token.

This number should match this month’s compute spend on the Hugging Face Billing page. Subscription fees are not included.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

Open Infobip’s issue an API key docs and issue an API Key with the account-management:manage scope in the portal. The auth header is App.

This number should match the remaining balance in the Infobip dashboard. The app converts it to USD at the catalog rate.

What to enter

• Client ID

  Looks like mdb_sa_id_…

• Client Secret Secret

How to get it

Open Service Accounts in the Atlas organization settings and create a service account. Give it only Organization Billing Viewer. Copy the Client Secret after creating it.

This number should equal Net Month-to-Date Amount on the Pending Invoice in Atlas Billing.

MongoDB Atlas only supports service accounts (OAuth2).

What to enter

• Client Secret Secret
• Client ID

  From the same Live REST app. Not Sandbox.

How to get it

1. Open Apps & Credentials in the PayPal Developer Dashboard, switch to Live, and tap Create App under REST API apps. Tap Show and copy the Client Secret. Check Transaction Search and Save.
2. Copy the Client ID from the same app. Do not create another one. Do not use Sandbox keys. This records Transaction Search fees, not your revenue.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• Client Access Token Secret

  Issued during Share My Data connectivity testing

• Subscription ID

  From the Authorization resource after self-access

• Usage Point ID

  The service / usage point you authorised

How to get it

1. Open PG&E Share My Data, register as Self Access, and finish connectivity testing. After you pass, you’re given a Client Access Token — copy that, not a generic API key.
2. Sign in to your PG&E online account, open Share My Data, create a self-access authorization, and select the Service IDs. Then use the Client Access Token to read the Authorization resource and copy the Subscription ID and Usage Point ID. They’re the result of authorization — don’t create them.

This number should be close to the last electricity bill. Green Button amounts are the previous billing period, not month-to-date.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

Open Postman Account settings → API keys, tap Generate API Key, name it, tap Generate API Key again, then copy it.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

  Developer Portal → Your tokens

How to get it

1. Open Your tokens in the Printful Developer Portal and create a Private Token.
2. Set access to Account or a single store. For billing read-only, check orders/read. Copy the token right away — you won’t see it again.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• Secret Access Key Secret
• Access Key ID

How to get it

1. Open the Redis Cloud dashboard, then Access Management → API Keys. If Enable API is shown, turn it on first. Tap Add to create a User key, enter Key name and User name (owner, billing admin, or viewer), then Create. Copy the User key immediately into Secret Access Key — it’s shown once.
2. On the same page, tap Show then Copy on the Account key, and paste it into Access Key ID. This is the account-level key — don’t create one.

This number should match this month’s spend in the dashboard.

What to enter

• V2 Secret Key Secret

  starts with sk_

• Project ID

  Top of the Project settings page

How to get it

1. Open RevenueCat Project settings → API keys and take a V2 secret key. Check only charts_metrics:overview:read.
2. Then copy this project’s Project ID.

This estimates 1% of tracked monthly revenue above $2,500. RevenueCat only gives 28-day rolling revenue, so it can differ from a calendar-month bill.

RevenueCat has no billing API. This estimates 1% of tracked monthly revenue above $2,500. Revenue is a 28-day rolling value, so it can differ from a calendar-month bill.

What to enter

• Access Token Secret

  Bearer JWT from the service account

How to get it

1. Open Starlink account Settings. Only enterprise accounts have API Service Accounts. Tap Add Service Account, choose permissions, then write down the Client ID and Client Secret.
2. Exchange the Client ID and Client Secret for a Bearer Access Token with client_credentials against the Starlink token endpoint, then paste that token. You’ll need a new one after it expires.

This number should match this month’s invoice total on the Starlink account. Residential plans usually have no API.

What to enter

• Access Key ID

  CAM SecretId

• Secret Access Key Secret

  CAM SecretKey

How to get it

1. Open CAM and create a sub-user just for this app. Don’t use the root-account keys.
2. Attach QcloudFinanceBillReadOnlyAccess to this user.
3. Open API Keys on that user’s details and tap Create key. Paste SecretId into Access Key ID and SecretKey into Secret Access Key. SecretKey is shown only at creation.

This number should match the actual cost on Billing Center bill details. CNY converts to USD.

What to enter

• API Key Secret

How to get it

1. Open the Together AI API keys page, tap Create key, give it a name, and copy it immediately. New keys are shown only once.
2. There is no billing-read-only scope. This key can run inference and read usage, so treat it like a password.

This number should match this month’s organization usage spend in the dashboard.