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How MyQuota compares
Most AI usage trackers exist to solve one narrow problem — reading one provider's numbers off one page. Here's what changes when you track all of them from one place instead.
| What matters | Most usage trackers | MyQuota |
|---|---|---|
| Providers tracked | Watch a single AI tool | Tracks 6 providers together — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Perplexity, and GitHub Copilot |
| How it reads your usage | Estimate usage on their own, or copy numbers off the page's visible text | Quietly reads the usage numbers the AI site already shows or loads for its own page — no separate counting |
| Cost estimates | Show a raw usage count, if that | Converts usage into an estimated dollar cost automatically, using each model's current published rate |
| Usage history | Show only your usage right now, with nothing to compare it to | Keeps 90 days of history, with hourly detail for the past 28 days, and you can export any of it as CSV or JSON |
| What it asks permission for | Sometimes ask for access to every website you visit, or for your account cookies | Only asks for the specific AI provider pages it tracks — no cookies permission, ever |
| Setup | Some need an account, or an API key to paste in | No account, no API key — install it and it works |
| Cost to you | Varies — some are free, some gate history or multi-provider tracking behind a paid tier | Free, with no paid tier, no trial, and no account to create |
MyQuota runs entirely in your browser — there's no backend, no sign-up, and nothing you type or the AI writes back is ever stored or transmitted. See the full privacy policy, or how each provider's own usage limits work in the guides.