Integration Credit Detailed Reports

This needs to be addressed. Paying users can create unlimited apps and its extremely difficult to understand where the integration credit leak can be with complex app builds.

Base44 Support Question:

How do we review a detailed report of where and and how our Integration Credits are being consumed? The Credit usage page should show at least a recent 250-500 or so report ledger so users can identify and correct leaking Integration Credits.

Base44 Support Bot Response:

Hi there!

That's a really valid concern — especially when you're seeing 21,122 out of 50,000 integration credits used (42% in one day) and want to understand what's driving consumption.

Currently, Base44 doesn't offer a detailed per-action breakdown of integration credit usage. The Credit Usage page shows your overall consumption and daily message activity, but doesn't yet provide a line-item log of which integrations or actions consumed credits.

What you can do right now to investigate:

1. Check your backend function logs — Go to Dashboard → Code → Functions and review the logs for each function. If you have functions calling LLMs, sending emails, generating images, or uploading files, those are the most common integration credit consumers.

2. Review your automations — Go to Dashboard → Automations and check which automations are running and how frequently. Each automation run costs 1 integration credit, and frequent scheduled automations can add up quickly.

3. Look at AI agent usage — If your app uses AI agents (like a chat assistant), each message to an agent uses ~3+ integration credits depending on the model.

4. Cross-reference the daily chart — The spike on Feb 28 in your screenshot is notable. Think about what was happening in your app that day — did you launch something new, run a bulk operation, or have a traffic spike?

For the feature you're requesting (a detailed credit consumption log), that's a great suggestion! I'd encourage you to submit it on the Base44 Feedback board so the team can prioritize it. Many users would benefit from this kind of visibility.

Is there a specific integration or feature you suspect might be the culprit? Happy to help you dig deeper! 🔍