Usage metering platform

One eye for every API.

Everything you build on now runs on a meter — tokens, credits, calls, rate limits. You shouldn't need ten browser tabs to know where they all stand. Argus reads every meter onto one page.

Early access. No spam — just the launch.

One place, instead of a dozen dashboards.

Consumption pricing put a meter on everything you use — OpenRouter credits, OpenAI tokens, Firecrawl calls, per-minute rate limits. Each sits behind its own login, so you check them one at a time, hoping nothing ran dry overnight. Argus reads every meter into a single view: where you stand, how fast it's moving, and when a vendor is about to cut you off.

Three ways in

Use one or all three. Poll for authoritative totals, push for real-time detail, MCP for agents.

Connect

Poll with an API key

Add a provider key and Argus pulls balances and usage on a schedule — authoritative totals and remaining credits, zero code.

Instrument

Push with the SDK

Drop @argus/sdk into your app's egress. It captures per-call spend and the rate-limit headers no billing endpoint exposes — for any provider.

Ask

Query over MCP

Point your agents at the Argus MCP server so they keep tabs on spend and rate-limit headroom, and route around trouble.

Tracks the whole stack

OpenAI
Anthropic
DeepSeek
OpenRouter
Firecrawl
Apollo
LeadMagic
Exa
Hunter
Prospeo
OpenAI
Anthropic
DeepSeek
OpenRouter
Firecrawl
Apollo
LeadMagic
Exa
Hunter
Prospeo

…and any other API you call.

Burn rate & days-to-zero

Know exactly when each credit balance runs dry — before it stops your app mid-run.

Rate-limit headroom

Track RPM/TPM ceilings and 429 rates from your own traffic. See the wall before you hit it.

Alerts that matter

Low balance, days-to-zero, spend spikes, projected overage, error-rate — by email.

The long tail

Not just LLMs. Data, enrichment, and scraping APIs too — the vendors nobody else tracks.

Agent-ready

A read-only MCP server so your agents watch usage and optimize spend automatically.

Yours, encrypted

Multi-tenant from day one. Provider credentials are AES-256 encrypted at rest — never logged.

Stop guessing what you're spending.

Join the waitlist and be first in when Argus opens up.