Exclusive: Speakeasy service tracks enterprise-wide AI agent spending
Speakeasy Development Inc. today introduced an artificial intelligence cost-management service intended to give companies a consolidated view of spending across coding agents and other AI tools.
The startup’s AI Cost Control service collects usage data from tools including Anthropic PBC’s Claude Code, Anysphere Inc.’s Cursor, Claude Cowork and OpenAI LLC’s Codex. It records the tokens consumed, model used, cache activity and estimated cost of individual interactions, then aggregates the information by employee, team, tool and account type.
The service is part of Speakeasy’s AI Control Plane, which sits between employees and the AI tools they use. Speakeasy said it addresses a growing financial management problem as companies adopt multiple AI services, each with its own usage measurements, billing practices and administrative interface.
“The problem enterprises have is that the model provider’s numbers live in silos,” said Chief Executive Sagar Batchu. “Anthropic can tell you what your Anthropic key spent, but it can’t provide a unified view across competing models and tools.”
