Lago has been able to follow the pace of our releases and has allowed us to focus on what we do best.

Engineering gets granular usage data.
Finance gets a clear path from consumption to revenue.
Every token type, accounted for.
Illustrative stacked bar chart of 18 days of AI usage, totaling 1,185,000 tokens. Input, output, and cached tokens are measured separately. Daily usage grows from 24,000 to 135,000 tokens.
Every token, captured.Meter input, output, and cached tokens separately. Attribute usage to each customer, so every event has a place on the bill.





See how ambitious teams build and scale their billing with Lago.
Lago has been able to follow the pace of our releases and has allowed us to focus on what we do best.

Your data is protected with enterprise-grade rigor.
Deploy Lago on-prem, in a VPC or elsewhere.
Role-based access control to set user roles and permissions.
Deploy Lago seamlessly on your own infrastructure to keep full control.

Connect your AI tools, automate billing operations, and turn your Lago data into answers for your finance team.
Manage billing and explore your revenue in plain language. Ask Lago’s AI assistants to help with invoices, subscriptions, and financial reports.


Forecast usage-based revenue with AI. Track recognized and deferred revenue across each service period.

Automate cash collection with personalized reminders and payment retries. Help overdue invoices get paid, with less manual follow-up.

Lago is an open-source billing platform for usage-based, subscription, prepaid, and hybrid pricing. It connects product usage and commercial terms to customer invoices.
Lago customers include CoreWeave, Mistral AI and PayPal.
Applications connect to Lago through a REST API, official SDKs (JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Go), and signed webhooks. The public OpenAPI spec and developer docs walk through each integration path.
Yes. Lago is AGPLv3-licensed and open source, so you can self-host it on your own infrastructure, or run it as a managed cloud service instead.
The open-source version is free to self-host under an AGPLv3 license. Lago Premium, available on Cloud or self-hosted, isn't publicly priced, since deployment size and needs vary; the team shares pricing directly when you book a demo.
Lago is open source, so teams can inspect the code, self-host it, and extend it rather than depend on a closed platform. It's built to handle usage-based, subscription, prepaid, and hybrid pricing on the same billing engine, without locking that flexibility behind a single vendor's roadmap.
No. Lago calculates charges, generates invoices, and applies tax, then connects to payment processors like Stripe, Adyen, and GoCardless to collect the payment. It sits alongside your existing processor rather than replacing it.