BBurnLens
Built for startup teams reviewing AI tooling costs

Understand where your AI tooling budget is going.

BurnLens reviews tools like Cursor, Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and API usage to identify overlapping subscriptions, oversized plans, unused seats, and possible savings opportunities.

Built around public pricing benchmarks for major AI tools
Sample audits frequently identified overlapping subscriptions or unused seats
Covers common startup AI tooling categories including assistants and APIs
Free audit

AI tooling overview

Enter the tools, plans, and approximate monthly spend currently used by your team.

Entered spend$0
Estimated savings opportunity$0/mo
Tools reviewed0

Deterministic audit rules

Recommendations are generated from pricing assumptions, seat counts, and tool overlap patterns rather than free-form AI output.

Built around startup workflows

The audit focuses on common situations like duplicated subscriptions, oversized plans, unused seats, and API spending patterns.

Shareable report links

Public reports remove identifying details while keeping the recommendations and estimated savings breakdown intact.

Built to feel practical instead of sales-heavy.

Example testimonials written to reflect the kinds of startup teams the product is intended for.

It helped us spot overlapping subscriptions we had stopped paying attention to.
Example feedback, seed-stage CTO
The fact that some tools were marked as already reasonable made the report feel more trustworthy.
Example feedback, founder
This feels closer to an internal budgeting tool than a marketing calculator.
Example feedback, finance lead
FAQ

Designed to make AI tooling costs easier to review.

Does BurnLens require a login?

No. The audit runs first, then you can optionally save the report by email.

Is the savings analysis AI-generated?

No. Recommendations are based on deterministic rules and pricing data. AI is only used to write the short summary paragraph.

Can I share the report publicly?

Yes. Shared reports remove identifying information while preserving the recommendations and estimated savings details.

What if my setup is already reasonable?

The report says that directly. The goal is to highlight meaningful savings opportunities, not force unnecessary changes.