Connect your AI sources.
Allovant pulls usage automatically where available. CSV is optional.
Connect your AI tools, enter your monthly budget, and tell Allovant this month's priorities. Allovant turns that into a budget plan for every team — with live alerts, caps, and savings it finds for you.
AI spend growth, year on year. 78% of IT leaders got charges they never budgeted for.
of purchased AI seats actually get used weekly. The rest just bill, quietly.
found in the demo's first month. See yours in 90 seconds — no signup.
No spreadsheets, no CSV wrangling, no gateway jargon. That's all tucked under Advanced for the people who want it.
One click for OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Microsoft Copilot and Gemini. Allovant pulls usage automatically where available — CSV is optional.
One number: what you want to spend on AI this month. Reserves, premium-model allowances and hard caps live under Advanced.
Pick 3–5 priorities — product launch, support backlog, sales campaign — and weight them. That's the whole brief.
Allovant distributes the budget across teams, caps experiments, limits premium models, and turns on live alerts. Done.
Most tools show you what you spent. Allovant decides with you what you'll spend — then holds the line.
Your budget follows your goals. Launch month? Engineering gets more. Backlog blowing up? Support does. The plan explains every number.
"At this pace, Support runs out on the 23rd." Allovant projects every team's month so surprise bills stop being a surprise.
Plain-language guardrails: alert at 70%, ask approval at 90%, cap at 100%, route low-priority work to cheaper models, pause runaway agents.
API spend and per-seat licenses in one plan. Allovant spots the 9 Copilot seats nobody touched in 30 days and offers to reclaim them.
Around 40% of AI spend duplicates tools you already own. Allovant flags personal subscriptions and duplicate tooling hiding in expenses.
Friendly, one-tap recommendations: shorter support templates, cheaper models for drafts, RAG instead of pasted context. Apply or dismiss.
| The spreadsheet | Allovant | |
|---|---|---|
| Set up | An afternoon, every quarter | 90 seconds, once |
| Freshness | Stale the day after | Live & daily pulls |
| Overruns | Discovered on the invoice | Alert at 70% |
| Runaway agents | — | Paused automatically |
| Idle seats | Invisible | Found & reclaimed |
| Cost | Free (plus the waste it misses) | $99/mo, usually self-funding |
Customers typically recover 25–30% of monthly AI spend in the first month. If Allovant doesn't find savings worth more than the subscription, don't pay.
I watched a company approve five AI tools in six months — every one made sense on its own, and nobody owned the combined bill. The "plan" was a spreadsheet that was stale the day it was made. I'm building this so the budget owns itself: you say what matters, it holds the line. I personally set up every early customer's first plan on a call — that's a promise, not a support tier.
— Neve
API tools (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini) can be tracked in near real-time through their usage APIs or a gateway. Seat-based tools like Copilot expose admin data we poll hourly or daily. Allovant is honest about this: each source shows its freshness, and CSV remains a fallback for anything else.
No. Setup is four plain-language steps. The technical layer — gateway policies, JSON exports, API connectors — exists, but it's behind "Advanced" so your IT team can use it when they're ready.
You weight your priorities; each priority maps to the teams doing that work. Engineering-heavy month means an engineering-heavy budget. Experiments are capped by default, a reserve is held back, and premium models get a fixed allowance. You can override anything.
Whatever you chose: alert at 70%, require approval at 90%, hard-stop at 100%, or auto-route to cheaper models. Runaway agents — the $150k-in-one-cycle horror stories — get paused automatically.
For API usage routed through a gateway, caps are enforced in real time. For seat-based tools, Allovant alerts and recommends (e.g. reclaim idle seats) since vendors don't allow mid-cycle hard stops. The dashboard is always clear about which is which.
Allovant pulls usage automatically where available. CSV is optional.