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Cost & Billing

The Cost page turns metered usage into money, rolled up per organization, so you can see what your GPU consumption costs.

What's metered

DC Suite meters the two things that drive GPU cloud cost:

  • Node-hours — how long nodes were held by clusters.
  • GPU-hours — how long GPUs were held.

Metering starts when a cluster's nodes are allocated and stops when they're released (on delete). Deleted clusters still appear in cost history for the windows they ran.

Reading the report

Choose a month (or a custom from/to range). The report shows:

  • Grand total for the window.
  • Node-hours, GPU-hours, and unrated hours as summary tiles.
  • A per-organization table you can expand to per-cluster line items.

"Unrated hours" are usage for which no rate card exists yet — real consumption that isn't priced. If you see a non-zero unrated figure, ask an administrator to add a rate card for that profile.

Currency

Costs are shown in each rate card's native currency by default. An organization can set a billing currency so the report is converted into one currency:

  • Enter any ISO 4217 code (for example USD, EUR, INR).
  • "Use native" clears the setting and reports each line item in its own currency.

When a conversion rate is missing for a currency pair, DC Suite shows the native amount and flags that the conversion was skipped — it never silently guesses a rate.

Export

  • Download CSV exports the current window for spreadsheets or finance tooling (GET /v1/billing/costs.csv).

API

Action Endpoint
Cost report (JSON) GET /v1/billing/costs?from=…&to=…
Cost report (CSV) GET /v1/billing/costs.csv?from=…&to=…
Currency formatting table GET /v1/billing/currencies
Set an org's billing currency PATCH /v1/orgs/{id}/billing-currency

Who can set currency

Setting the currency a report is presented in is self-service for an org with the right permission. Setting the conversion rates themselves is an operator action.


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