Billing

Use this page as a self-serve tool to monitor and check your data consumption.

To navigate to the Billing page, go to Settings > Billing.

The Billing page includes the following tabs:

• Subscriptions and Usage
• Most Used Events and Attributes by App
• Total Data Points Usage

Subscriptions and Usage

The Subscriptions and Usage page includes usage graphs and your contract details.

Usage graphs

Here, you will find usage graphs that apply to your workspaces. You may find your own dashboard shows different usage metrics based on the products you have purchased.

Usage graphs like these are particularly helpful when trying to budget usage and gain a deeper understanding of what workspaces contribute to overall usage.

Contract details

Contract details list the start and end date of your current contract with Braze.

Most used events and attributes by app

The Most Used Events and Attributes By App page is a useful tool to understand the drivers of your attribute and custom event data point consumption. For each app, you can find an estimated count of each specific custom attribute, profile attribute, and custom event for the selected time period as well as the percentage of that app’s attribute and event updates that were driven by that attribute or event.

Data breakdowns like these can help you understand what specific data points are taking up large percentages of your allotment. We recommend that you monitor this information from time to time to make sure you aren’t spending data points in accidental and unnecessary ways. Your customer success manager can provide guidance to get the most out of your current plan or provide options for greater flexibility.

Total data points dashboard

The Total Data Points Usage page provides an in-depth look at your data point consumption. You can view all data in this section aggregated by either weeks or months. Click Update to apply any changes.

Contract details

Here, you’ll find information on when your current Braze contract starts and ends, as well as allotted data points and a sum of all data points that have been used thus far in your current contract.

The fields in this section are defined as follows:

• Contract Type: Billing term structure, either Annual or Multi-Year.
• Contract Start and End Date: Start and end date of the entire contract.
• Allotted Data Points: The amount of data points allotted in the contract per billing term.
• Contract Data Point Usage: A cumulative total of all data points consumed over the contract’s lifetime, and does not reset in the next billing term.

Current billing cycle

This section of the dashboard displays the data point usage for the current billing cycle. This includes the following information for the current billing cycle:

• Start date
• End date
• Allotted number of data points
• Total data point usage

Company billing data

Usage across workspaces

This graph allows you to assess the total data point usage of a company by workspace. This graph gives you the ability to assess how each workspace is contributing to the company’s data point usage.

Data point usage over time

This graph gives you the ability to quickly see your total data point usage versus your allotted amount of data points.

Workspace billing data

Drill to workspaces

The Drill to Workspaces lets you view granular data point data for each of your workspaces. Click a workspace to see its data point details.

The Workspace Level Data Point Usage by Category table enables you to see data point counts for each category of data points. For example, you can see the number of data points driven by sessions and custom events. You can use this table to identify the categories of data points that are driving data point consumption for the workspace.

The Workspace Level Data Point Usage over Time table enables you to see how that workspace’s data point usage has changed throughout your billing cycle.

The App Level Total Data Point Usage table enables you to see data point usage for each of the apps in your workspace. You can use this table to identify which apps are driving data point consumption for the workspace.