TokenCurb
See which feature or agent loop is burning your LLM budget
TokenCurb launched on June 30, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Most teams pay their LLM API bill every month without knowing which feature, user, or agent loop is burning the most tokens. TokenCurb breaks down your LLM spend by feature, user, and model — with spike alerts before the damage hits your invoice. Free cost calculator available now. Full tool coming soon.
TokenCurb shows which feature burns your OpenAI budget. Per-feature tracking, spike alerts, agent loop detection, and a free LLM calculator.
Most teams pay their OpenAI or Anthropic bill every month without knowing which feature, user, or agent loop is burning the most tokens. TokenCurb shows you exactly where your money goes — and how to spend less. No spam. No credit card. We'll reach out when early access opens. An LLM cost monitoring tool that shows which feature, user, or agent loop is burning tokens — and how to spend less. Helicone is an observability proxy. LangSmith is for LangChain debugging. TokenCurb is built for cost visibility — per-feature breakdown, spike alerts, and agent loop detection. Teams with per-feature visibility typically cut LLM spend by ~35% through routing, loop fixes, and spike detection. Yes — use…from tokencurb.vercel.app
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