See your usage before the bill

A month-by-month usage view priced at your own rates, current month first, six months back.

What it is

A tenant-facing usage screen showing metered usage per month with the price that applies to that business. It excludes the same bundled-provider traffic the invoice excludes, so what is displayed and what is billed cannot diverge.

Also called: how many texts have I sent · usage this month · my usage · check my charges

See it
See your usage before the bill
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Ronan PetschEquipment Storage$8,610Open
Delia Yoder40×64 Shop$13,170Approved
Gideon AltHobby Shop$8,610Draft
Ivy BrubakerBarndominium$7,850Open
Gideon AltRiding Arena$16,020Paid
The usage screen: months down the left, channels across, unit counts and dollar figures, current month at the top. src/app/api/comms/usage/route.ts feeding the settings usage panel. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Month-bucketed counts are read from the send log for sent messages only.
  2. 2Prices come from the effective-rate function, so base cost and margin are never exposed.
  3. 3Current month is included, so usage is visible before the invoice is generated.
Why we built it

A metered line on a monthly invoice that a business cannot see the workings of is a support ticket every month, and a surprising one is a cancellation. Each business can see its own usage month by month — texts, calls, emails, with segment counts and minutes — priced at the rates it is actually charged. The bill then totals something they have already been watching all month.

The problem
  • Usage only becoming visible when the invoice arrives.
  • No historical view of communication spend.
Sound familiar?
What you get
The month's charge is knowable before it is charged.
Six months of history for comparison.

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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