BigQuery Cost Tracker

Keep track of your BigQuery expenses in real-time with this easy-to-use Chrome extension. Get daily,monthly cost reports.

What is BigQuery Cost Tracker?

BigQuery Cost Tracker is a Chrome extension that allows you to monitor and track your BigQuery expenses in real-time. With this user-friendly tool, you can easily stay on top of your expenses and generate daily, weekly, and monthly cost reports.

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By: foward

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Users: 781 ▼ -7

Rating: 4.67 (3)

Version: 1.0.2 (Last updated: 2023-05-02)

Creation date: 2023-04-26

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Size: 460.80K

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#206 in month keyword 9 ▼ 21

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Keep track of your BigQuery expenses in real-time with this easy-to-use Chrome extension. Get daily, weekly, and monthly cost reports at a glance.

This is designed to work with the new tabbed UI.
Estimation and display is render on observation of changes of the HTML and it is replacing the phrase "when run" to the specific amount.
There is no track or record of your queries or any information is stored outside your chrome browser (If you need the code I am happy to provide that)
Storage of cost is based only when you click the button "RUN".
If your query processes less than 1 TB, the estimate is $0 because BigQuery provides 1 TB of on-demand query processing free per month.

RELEASE NOTES 1.0.0 - First Release 1.0.2 - Fixed small issues regarding initial Chrome Storage access.

User reviews

> If your query processes less than 1 TB, the estimate is $0 because BigQuery provides 1 TB of on-demand query processing free per month. What if the project is shared by multiple people or if you have already consumed that 1TB in the current month? I'd like to see the cost regardless of the free layer and discounts.