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With your own keys (BYOK), every chat and agent message is billed directly to your model provider. Usage limits cap how much your workspace and each user can spend per month and route them to a fallback model when they reach a limit. Manage them in Usage and spend limits in your Workspace Settings.
Usage is only tracked for models that have input and output token prices set. Usage on a model without prices isn’t counted against any limit. See Models without cost data.

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How usage limits work

Limits are set as a monthly spend amount and measured against your provider cost. Three scopes combine:
  • Workspace spend limit caps total spend across the workspace.
  • Per-user limits cap spend for each user, set through plans or groups, with an individual override for exceptions.
  • Per-agent limits cap spend on a specific agent. See Agent limits.
These limits apply to chat and agents. Backbone model usage, workflow runs, and API usage are not counted. For workflows, see Workflow limits.

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Workspace spend limit

Set the maximum monthly spend across all chat and agent usage. 1. Open usage settings Navigate to Usage and spend limits in your Workspace Settings.
Workspace settings navigation with the Usage section selected
2. Adjust the limit Click Adjust limit under the workspace spend limit. Choose Unlimited or set a Custom amount.
Workspace spend limit card with the Adjust limit button
The page shows how much has been spent this period and when it resets.
When the workspace spend limit is reached, all users fall back to the configured fallback model until the limit resets at the start of the next month.

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Per-user limits

Set a default monthly limit per user for each plan under the Spend limits per plan section. Users have different needs, so BYOK workspaces have two plans: Standard (the default) and Power user.
Spend limits per plan showing monthly, weekly, and session amounts for the Standard and Power user plans
Langdock breaks each monthly limit into a weekly and a session limit to pace usage, so a single busy day doesn’t burn through the month:
  • Weekly is a quarter of the monthly limit.
  • Session is a third of the weekly limit, over a 5-hour window.
To give specific users more capacity, set a higher limit on the Power user plan, then assign those users to it from the Plan column on the Users tab.

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Group limits

Set one monthly limit for everyone in a group when a team needs a shared budget that differs from the plan defaults. 1. Open the Groups tab On the usage settings page, switch to the Groups tab.
Spend limits with the Users, Groups, and Agents tabs and the Groups tab selected
2. Edit the limit Click Edit limit on a group and choose Custom or Unlimited.
Edit monthly usage limit dialog for a group with Unlimited and Custom options
Each user gets the highest limit that applies to them across their plan and any groups they belong to. Group limits use the same weekly and session breakdown. For groups provisioned through SCIM, the limit stays attached, so new members pick it up automatically.

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Individual limits

You can also set extra usage to give individual users more spending capacity without changing their plan. It’s a flat monthly budget on top of their plan or group limit, with no weekly or session breakdown, and it applies once the user reaches their session or weekly limit. Set it on the Users tab with Edit individual limit.
Users tab showing each user's plan, usage limit, and extra usage with the edit extra usage budget menu

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Cost limit fallback model

When a user reaches a limit, their next message uses the fallback model so they can keep working. Set the Cost limit fallback model in Models in your Workspace Settings. If you don’t set one, Langdock uses the workspace backbone model.
Models settings with the Cost limit fallback model selector
Choose a capable but cheaper model as the fallback, so users keep working without spending at the same rate.

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Usage requests

Turn on Allow usage requests so users can ask for a higher limit when they hit one. Admins are notified and can respond by raising the user’s individual limit, moving them to another plan, or dismissing the request.
Usage controls with the Allow usage requests toggle enabled

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What users see

Users see no indication of a usage limit until you configure per-user limits. Once limits are set, they track their usage on the Usage page in their Account Settings, shown as percentages of their limits. The context window indicator next to the model selector also shows their usage directly in the chat. See Usage limit indicator. When they reach a limit, a notice above the chat input names the limit and its reset time, and their next message uses the fallback model. If a limit is reached while a model is responding, it finishes that response before the fallback model takes over.

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Models without cost data

Cost tracking needs input and output token prices for each model. If an enabled model is missing them, the usage page shows a warning and usage on that model isn’t counted. Add prices in Models in your Workspace Settings. See How to add your own models.
Last updated: June 2026