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The Overview page is the first thing you see in the Requesty Console. It shows spend, requests, tokens, and average latency for your selected time period, with a usage chart, a totals table, and an activity heatmap.
Open your Overview in the Requesty Console.
Overview dashboard with stat tiles and usage by model chart

What you see

The page is built from four sections:
  • Stat tiles: Spend, Requests, Tokens, and Avg latency for the selected period, each with a sparkline trend. When you view this month and the spend shown is your own, the Spend tile also shows your monthly limit and how much of it you have used.
  • Usage chart: A stacked bar chart over time. Toggle between Spend, Requests, and Tokens, and switch between absolute totals and percentages.
  • Totals table: Every value in the selected dimension with its spend, requests, tokens, and share of the total. Click a row to drill in.
  • Activity heatmap: A calendar of daily spend over the last year, so you can spot usage patterns at a glance.
Totals table listing models with spend, requests, tokens, and share Activity heatmap of daily spend over the last year

Group by any dimension

The By selector changes what the chart and table break down: The Token type view breaks your token volume into input, output, cached, and reasoning tokens, which makes cache effectiveness and reasoning overhead easy to see. A tooltip on the chart shows the full token breakdown for each period.

Filters and drill down

Narrow the view with filters, each of which supports selecting multiple values:
  • Users: One or more organization members (admins only)
  • Groups: One or more groups (Enterprise admins only)
  • API keys: One or more API keys (everyone, scoped to the keys you can see)
Clicking a row in the table applies it as a filter and switches back to the model view, so you can go from “which user spends the most” to “which models is that user running” in one click. A reset button clears all active filters. Every control is reflected in the URL, so you can share the exact view you are looking at with a colleague. Your last used view is also remembered as your personal default.

Time periods

Choose from rolling windows (24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, 3, 6, or 12 months) or calendar periods (this week, this month, this quarter, this year). The default is this month.

Who sees what (RBAC)

The Overview respects your role based access control rules:
  • Admins see usage across the whole organization and can filter by user, group, or API key to drill into any subset.
  • Members see only their own usage, aggregated across all of their API keys. The user filter and the user and group dimensions are not available to them, and the backend scopes every query to their own data, so a shared URL cannot expose anyone else’s usage.
  • Group features (the group filter and the group dimension) require an Enterprise plan.
This is the same isolation model that applies across analytics and logs: individual users see their own data, admins see everything. See RBAC for the full breakdown of roles and permissions.
  • Usage Analytics for the full analytics dashboard with custom groupings and filters
  • Cost Tracking for spend attribution and budgets
  • Groups for organizing members and budgets
  • RBAC for roles and permissions
Last modified on August 4, 2026