Work and coding agents
ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Devin and every other agent your people use, per person and team, at the rates you actually pay. Limits hold inside the tools that take them, you hear as soon as a tool reports someone spending far past their usual, and the seats nobody touches are listed for you to cancel.
$10 per active person a month, free up to 3 people, with a 14-day Team trial that needs no card.
| Engineer | Team | Claude Code | Cursor | Copilot | Devin | Total | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| m.reyes | Platform | $1,640.20 | — | $19.00 | $244.80 | $1,904.00 | $1,500.00 |
| a.okafor | Growth | $401.10 | $192.30 | $19.00 | — | $612.40 | $800.00 |
| j.lindqvist | Growth | — | $269.07 | $19.00 | — | $288.07 | $800.00 |
| Worth a look Four more seats had no activity this month, and they cost $76 a month. | |||||||
The month is illustrative, and each engineer is named by the email their tools know them by.
Why it's hard today
Each tool shows its own dashboard at list price, and team budgets sit behind each vendor's enterprise plan. Nobody sees one number per person, so a stolen token looks like someone having a busy week, and a seat nobody uses renews every month.
What you get
Every tool's usage is matched to the person behind it, whatever name the tool knows them by, and priced at your contract: seats, credits, ACUs, discounts and the usage seats include. Teams come from your directory or an HR export, and someone who moves mid-month is split by the days they spent in each.
| Team | Cost center | People | October |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform | CC-100 | 14 | $18,204.11 |
| Growth | CC-200 | 9 | $9,880.40 |
| Research | CC-310 | 5 | $4,310.07 |
| 28 people | $32,394.58 | ||
Set a monthly limit for each person or team once. Veqen sends it into Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Devin and Augment Code, which stop them at it, and alerts at 50, 80 and 100 percent of their total across every tool.
On Team, when someone's day runs five times past their usual one, which is how a stolen seat, a leaked token or an agent left looping shows up, owners, security and their manager hear about it as soon as the tool reports the day. Agents that run on your own provider keys, like OpenCode, Aider or Cline, get the same hourly stolen-key protection as your product's keys, with shut-off in one click.
Needs actionToday, 14:20
m.reyes spent $612.40 on work and coding agents today. Their usual day is $48.10. If it wasn't them, shut off the key or seat.
Enter each tool's invoice and Veqen checks it against your contract and the seats people actually used. Seats with no activity in 30 days, and seats still held by people who left, are listed with what they cost.
| Cursor, October | Invoice | Expected |
|---|---|---|
| Seats | $1,600.00 | $1,440.00 |
| Usage past what seats include | $812.30 | $812.30 |
| Billed for 40 seats, 36 people used it | $2,412.30 | +$160.00 |
Supported tools
Connect each one with a read-only admin key in about five minutes. Tools without a usage API come in from their export, and agents that run on your own provider keys are read from those keys.
A read-only admin key each, in about five minutes.
The CSV each tool's admin console exports, imported as often as you like.
Agents that call a provider with keys you own, read from those keys, with stolen-key protection.
Or try it offline. The CLI reads the exports you already have and prints a per-team bill on your machine, uploading nothing.
npx @veqen/sdk coding-bill cursor.csv copilot.csv claude-code.csvPrivacy for your people
Veqen reads what each tool's admin API reports: cost, credits, requests and tokens per person and day. It never reads prompts, code or responses.
Free up to 3 people
Team $10 per active person a month, with chargeback and the close
Enterprise from $12, yearly
PricingClaude Code, Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini in Google Workspace, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Devin, Factory, Augment Code, Warp and Ona by API, with a read-only admin key each. Kiro, Amazon Q Developer, Amp, Gemini Code Assist, JetBrains AI, Tabnine, GitLab Duo, Sourcegraph Cody and Replit Agent from the CSV each one exports. And agents that run on your own provider keys, such as OpenCode, Aider, Cline, Continue, Kilo Code, Roo Code, Zed, Goose and Crush, from those keys.
Anyone who used a connected work or coding agent during the billing period. Someone who holds a seat but never used it isn't counted, and shows up under Seats as money you could save.
In Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Devin and Augment Code, Veqen sends each person's monthly limit into the tool, which stops them at it. Other tools don't take limits by API, so Veqen alerts at 50, 80 and 100 percent of the person's total across every tool and says where to set the limit in that tool.
No. It reads cost, credits, requests and token counts per person and day, from each tool's admin API or an export you upload. Claude Code's telemetry sends usage only, and Veqen keeps it under Claude Code's account id unless you turn on names by email.
Yes. Owners, admins, finance and security members see everyone. Anyone an owner or admin names as a team's manager sees that team and hears when one of them spends far above their usual day, and everyone else sees only their own cost.
Every organization gets one, at any size and with no card. It starts when you connect your first agent. If it ends without a subscription, work and coding agents moves to Free, which shows each person's cost for up to 3 people. Nothing is deleted at once, though Free keeps 30 days of history, and limits already in your tools stay there.
Connect one tool with a read-only admin key, and each person's cost shows within the hour.