Know which team every dollar belongs to.
Steery’s cost-allocation mission reads your cloud bills, AI model usage and SaaS invoices, and finds every cost that names no team, product or customer. It proposes an owner for each from tags, projects and usage, and splits shared costs by a rule you choose. Tags and billing settings change only after your Go.
Install the Steery Mac app and iPhone app, then start the mission: read and follow steery.dev/missions/cost-allocation.mdWaitlist: 100 places. Your agents run on your own Claude Code, Codex or omp plan.
How it actually works
No new SaaS. Your own Claude Code does the work.
It runs on your machine and your plan, with the MCP servers and CLIs you already use. Steery is the control plane on top: it keeps the work organized and brings you only the calls that matter.
- Your agent
Claude Code, Codex or omp
Does the work on your machine, with your own MCPs and CLIs:
AWS Cost ExplorerGoogle Cloud billingAzure Cost ManagementOpenAIAnthropicSteery usageRampBrex
- Steery
A shared mission table
One table of every item, its owner and its state, shared by your team and its agents. News from your tools wakes your agent.
- You
The calls that matter
Anything outside its rules waits for your Go, signed on your phone.
- Read-only in every account; never change tags, labels, budgets or billing settings without your Go on the exact change.
- Never share one team’s costs outside this workspace.
One item
Start to finish.
- Reads
A cost names no owner
OpenAI usage · project “default” · $3,180 this month
From cloud billing, AI model usage pages and SaaS invoices, read-only.
- Files once
One row per cost
OpenAI · project “default” · Unassigned
With its vendor, kind, monthly cost and evidence.
- Asks
You approve the owner
Assign these 2 costs? → Assigned both
With the evidence for each proposed owner.
- Lands
Every dollar has a home
Search product · $3,180 a month · assigned
Assigned a cost, and unassigned spend drops.
Instead of another subscription
Steery vs CloudZero, Finout, Vantage or Cloudchipr
Each of these is one more product to buy and learn. With Steery, the agent you already pay for does the same job, organized.
| What it does | Who acts | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steery | Proposes an owner for each cost, tags after your Go | Your own Claude Code, after your Go | Waitlist: 100 places |
| CloudZero | Cloud cost intelligence and unit costs | You, from its reports | No public price |
| Finout | Cost allocation across cloud, SaaS and AI | Rules you set up | No public dollar price |
| Vantage | Cloud cost reports with virtual tagging | Rules you set up | Free to $2,500 of spend, then $30 or $200 a month |
| Cloudchipr | Cloud cost visibility and automation | Automations you set up | $49, $189 or $890 a month |
Prices from each vendor’s own page, checked 17 October 2026: CloudZero, Finout, Vantage, Cloudchipr.
Questions
Before you start
Is this an AI agent Steery built?
No. Your own Claude Code, Codex or omp does the work, on your machine and your plan, with the MCP servers and CLIs you already use. Steery is the control plane on top: a mission table your team and agents share, news that wakes your agent, and your Go on the calls that matter. You buy no CloudZero or Finout or any other SaaS for this. It is you, your Claude Code and Steery.
How do I allocate OpenAI and Anthropic costs by team?
Start this mission and name your AI providers. It reads usage by project and key, proposes the team each belongs to from where the calls come from, and records it after your Go.
How do I allocate untagged cloud costs?
The mission finds resources with no owner tag, proposes an owner from who launched them and what uses them, and adds the tag only after your Go.
Is Steery a CloudZero alternative?
For giving every cost an owner, yes, at a public price. CloudZero and Finout go deeper on unit economics and dashboards.
Does it change tags or budgets?
Only after your Go on the exact change. It is read-only everywhere else.
More missions
Other outcomes teams run on Steery
Know which team every dollar belongs to.
Install Steery on your Mac and iPhone. It runs with the Claude Code you already use.