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Plan & Usage helps admins understand the ROI of Superblocks at a granular level: which builders and apps create the most value, what it costs to deliver a specific Clark outcome, and how published apps are used against your dollar commit. Open Organization Settings → Plan & Usage (admins with billing access). Concepts (GAUs, dollar commit, published apps) are on Billing overview. Limits and alerts are on Spend management. Plan & Usage overview

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Commitment and plan summary

At the top of the page, the plan summary shows your contract period and how consumption tracks against your dollar commit. The commitment / usage bar summarizes Clark (GAU) and published app usage for the current commit cycle, so you can see how the value you are getting maps to your committed spend. Commitment and usage bar

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Filters, date range, and chart

Use the filter bar to focus the chart and tables on the work that matters:
  • Date range (for example Current Month, Contract Period, or previous-month presets)
  • User and App filters
  • Export for CSV download of the current usage view
Daily usage is aggregated in UTC. The chart shows how usage and value break down over time. You can filter by SKU (All, GAUs, Published apps), group (Total, By user, By app), and choose Daily or Monthly granularity. Usage chart

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Usage table and group by

Select the Shared GAUs (or equivalent shared spend) resource tile to open the usage table. Group by lets you nest rows by User, App, and Day (any combination, reorderable). Use this to see which people, apps, and days deliver the highest-ROI work. Usage breakdown grouped by User, App, and Day

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Checkpoint-level rollup

GAU usage rolls up to the relevant Clark checkpoint (an accepted set of AI changes), not to each individual prompt. Expand a group to see checkpoint rows with:
  • Checkpoint label (or a fallback such as “User accepted AI changes”)
  • Date and time
  • Cost (dollars on dollar-commit)
  • Billing type when shown (Committed or Overage)
That is how you connect spend to a concrete outcome: what it took to ship a specific change with Clark. Usage that is not tied to an accepted checkpoint (for example work that was never accepted, or usage recorded before checkpoint tracking) can appear under a No checkpoint aggregate within the group. Group totals still include that usage.

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Published applications

Select the Published apps resource tile to open the published applications statement. Each row is one app for one month it was charged, and can include:
  • App name and creator
  • Months billed (current month may be marked as of today)
  • Billing type, including Pending for a published app that will be charged when the month closes
  • Views (when available)
  • Cost
Use this view to see which published apps are in production, how they are used, and how that usage maps to your commit, including charges that are still pending for the current month.