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Spendly brings AI-provider usage into one financial view and attributes spend to providers, models, employees, and projects. It also supports budgets, alerts, reports, and actionable recommendations.

Spendly is designed for professional teams and businesses, especially agencies, studios, production teams, and startups using several AI providers.

Yes. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial and no card is required. You can also open the public demo first: it uses synthetic employees, projects, and transactions.

Available connections are shown inside the Employees and provider-account flow. Support differs by provider because each API exposes different usage and billing information.

Credentials supplied for an integration are encrypted at rest and used only for the requested provider connection. Use read-only or least-privilege credentials whenever the provider supports them.

Some providers expose credits, tokens, generated seconds, or incomplete historical prices rather than final invoice lines. Spendly labels estimates where appropriate; the provider invoice remains the final billing source.

You can trigger synchronisation from the dashboard. Frequency and history depend on the provider API, its rate limits, and the credentials supplied.

Yes. Spendly supports employee ownership, project budgets, selected provider accounts, period-based attribution, and manual allocation. Ambiguous transactions are left unallocated rather than silently counted twice.

Access depends on the workspace role. Owners and administrators manage the workspace; members and viewers receive more limited access. The Spendly API validates every signed-in identity and enforces workspace permissions on the server.

Spendly includes CSV and PDF exports. For account deletion, provider disconnection, or a privacy request, email support from the account address so ownership can be verified.

The price, billing period, taxes, trial, and renewal terms will be shown before checkout. Stripe will be the primary payment processor, with Link, Apple Pay, and Google Pay shown where available.

The intended behaviour is to stop new synchronisation and editing while preserving read-only access, billing controls, exports, and data-deletion options.

Once billing is live, subscriptions can be cancelled from the billing portal or by contacting support. Cancellation prevents the next renewal and normally takes effect after the current paid period.