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Billing History is the financial control center of the platform, where all statistics on word usage and spending are collected. Here you can see how many words each AI employee has used, how much it cost, and how expenses changed by day and month. The section is located in the left menu: Billing History.

Page Overview

When you open the section, you see several blocks from top to bottom:
#BlockPurpose
1Word BalanceProgress bar and usage numbers
2Bonus ModeToggle between bonus/paid words
3Summary CardsKey totals: messages, chats, words
4FiltersDate range and agent selection
5AnalyticsFour charts
6Billing History TableDaily breakdown

Word Balance

At the top of the page you will find the balance block:
ElementWhat it shows
Words UsedHow many words have been spent from the total limit (e.g., 1,475,624 out of 14,200,000)
Progress BarVisual bar with usage percentage (e.g., “90% used”)
Top Up Balance ButtonNavigate to the top-up page
When usage approaches 90-95%, it is time to top up your balance. If words run out, all AI employees will pause and customers will stop receiving responses.
The balance is also displayed in two places on every page:
  • In the bottom left corner of the sidebar — dollar amount and remaining words
  • In the top right corner — button showing current balance in dollars

Bonus Mode

Below the balance block there is a toggle with two tabs:
ModeWhat it shows
Excluding BonusesActual expenses — only what was deducted from your paid balance
Including BonusesTotal usage, including words received through bonus programs and promotions
The default mode is Excluding Bonuses. If you participate in a partner program or have received bonus words, switch to the second mode to see the full picture.

Summary Cards

Three cards with key figures for the selected period:
MetricWhat it meansExample
MessagesTotal number of messages and their total cost5,308 ($0.0000)
ChatsNumber of unique conversations and their total cost424 ($0.000)
WordsTotal number of words used12,724,376
The header above the cards shows the period — by default “All time”. When filters are applied, the numbers recalculate. The Messages card is clickable — press Details for a breakdown.

Filters

The Filters button lets you narrow down data by two parameters:
  • By period — a specific date range (week, month, or custom interval)
  • By agent — expenses for a specific AI employee
The agent filter is especially useful when you have multiple AI employees. It helps you quickly identify which one consumes the most resources so you can optimize its instructions or knowledge base.
After applying filters, all data on the page — summary cards, charts, and table — recalculates accordingly.

Analytics — Four Charts

The Analytics section contains four charts. The block can be collapsed and expanded.

1. Words and Messages by Day

A combined chart with two axes:
  • Left axis — number of words (thousands)
  • Right axis — number of messages
Shows the relationship between words and messages: some days have few messages but high word usage (long conversations), and vice versa.

2. Cost by Day

A line chart of daily expenses in dollars. Above the chart:
  • Maximum daily cost (e.g., $48.89)
  • Average daily cost (e.g., $4.42)
Helps identify peak days and understand their cause.

3. Chats and Messages by Day

A combined chart:
  • Left axis — number of chats (conversations)
  • Right axis — number of messages
Shows customer activity: how many new conversations were opened and how many messages were processed. A long-term chart with two lines:
  • Total expenses ($) — total spending per month
  • Average daily expenses ($) — averaged daily cost
Shows the overall trend for budget planning.

Billing History Table

A detailed table broken down by day. Each row represents one day with charges.
ColumnWhat it shows
DateDay of the charge (DD.MM.YYYY)
TypeCharge type (if applicable)
WordsNumber of words used that day
MessagesNumber of messages that day
CostTotal cost for the day in dollars
ConversationsNumber of unique chats that day
Per ConversationAverage cost per conversation
Per MessageAverage cost per message
Table rows are clickable — click any row to see detailed breakdown for that day.
Pagination is available at the bottom of the table for navigating through pages.

Pricing Model

AI Textura uses a word-based pricing model: Cost = Number of Words x Price per Word The price per word depends on your plan. The larger the word package, the lower the cost per word.

Factors Affecting Word Consumption

FactorImpact
AI employee response lengthLonger responses use more words. Adjust in Additional Settings
Conversation contextLonger conversations consume more — the AI considers previous messages
KnowledgeQuerying the knowledge base increases usage
Profiles (Realtime)Updating the profile after each message adds words
TalentsUsing external integrations can increase usage

Tips for Reducing Costs

1

Shorten response length

Add an instruction to the Persona tone: “reply briefly, no more than 2-3 sentences.” This can reduce word usage significantly.
2

Switch profile updates

Change from Realtime mode to scheduled updates (e.g., once every 24 hours). This significantly reduces consumption.
3

Optimize the knowledge base

Remove outdated and redundant documents. The more compact the base, the fewer words are used per query.
4

Use quick replies (FAQ)

Set up FAQ for common questions — they use fewer resources than full response generation.

Step-by-Step Instructions

How to View Expenses for a Period

1

Open the section

Navigate to Billing History in the left menu.
2

Open filters

Click the Filters button.
3

Select dates

Choose the desired date range.
4

Apply the filter

Click Apply — all data will recalculate for the selected period.

How to Find Which Agent Spends the Most

1

Open filters

In the Billing History section, click Filters.
2

Select an agent

Choose a specific AI employee in the agent field.
3

Review the data

Check the summary cards and charts — they will show usage for that specific employee.
4

Compare

Repeat for another agent and compare results.

How to Top Up Your Balance

1

Click 'Top Up'

Use the button at the bottom of the sidebar or “Top Up Balance” on the billing history page.
2

Choose an amount

Select a dollar amount or word package.
3

Complete the payment

Confirm and complete the payment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Words are the unit of measurement on the platform. Every message (from both the customer and the AI employee) consumes a certain number of words. This includes the message text, conversation context, knowledge base queries, and talent operations. A typical AI employee message can consume from a few hundred to several thousand words.
The cost is affected by response length, context size (length of the previous conversation), knowledge base and talent usage, and the profile update mode. An agent with short responses and scheduled profile updates will cost significantly less.
The “Type” column shows the charge category. If no type data is available, “No data” is displayed.
All active AI employees will pause. Customers will stop receiving responses until you top up your balance. We recommend topping up in advance and monitoring the progress bar.
“Excluding Bonuses” shows only paid word usage. “Including Bonuses” also counts words received through partner programs or promotions. If you do not participate in bonus programs, there will be no difference.
Yes. Click Filters and select the desired AI employee. All data on the page will recalculate for that agent only.
Data is updated in real time. Every new message is immediately reflected in the statistics.
The balance is always visible at the bottom of the sidebar (dollar amount and word count) and in the top right corner of any page (button with the dollar amount).