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not able to see cursor usage graph day by day breakdown at website
i open website , i open https://cursor.com/dashboard/usage, i can see only table not graph and day by day breakdown
Windows 10/11
3.7.27
vs code 1.105.1
No - Cursor works, but with this issue
Hey, thanks for the report. This isn’t a bug. The spending per day chart is rolling out gradually and it’s not enabled for all accounts yet, so some users already have it, but you don’t yet. It’ll show up as the rollout finishes.
For now, all usage data is available in the table shown in your screenshot and via Export CSV, so nothing is lost. Only the visualization is missing.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
then how i will see what’s my per day usage ? by exporting csv is there any external tool which i need to use ?
No external tool needed. The CSV export from the usage page includes all events with their date and cost. Open the file in any spreadsheet app (Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice) and group by date to get a daily breakdown.
The numbers in the dashboard table are accurate and complete. What’s missing is the chart visualization, which will show up once the rollout reaches your account.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Thanks. I’m waiting for the rollout because when I exported the CSV, it only showed the token usage. When I checked the cost, it was marked as “included” or “free,” which isn’t what I was looking for.
I need the actual cost data because I use it to estimate my monthly usage and budget. For example, if my pooled API usage is around $20 per day, I can estimate that my monthly usage will be around $600. Without the cost information, it’s difficult to make these calculations and plan my usage properly.
I feel this part is currently missing from the export. Anyway, I managed to create my own tool as a workaround, so no worries. I’m still looking forward to the rollout.
Glad the workaround helped. Re: CSV, this is expected. Usage that’s within your plan is marked as included with a 0 USD cost, so it won’t show up as dollars in the export. No data is missing, that’s just how in-plan usage is handled.
The good news is the per-day spend chart you’re waiting for will give you what you need. It shows daily spending with the real cost comparison. So once the rollout reaches your account, you’ll get a day-by-day cost breakdown for budgeting.
Let me know if you need anything else.
