View your billing information in AWS Settings - AWS Account Management
To view your cost by project
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View your billing information in AWS Settings

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You can use AWS Settings to view your billing information. If you're using the Free Tier, this page shows you how many days of the Free Tier you have and your AWS credits. You can also view the cost per project. If you're using the Paid Plan, you can view your balance, current charges, and the cost per project. If you're using a spend limit, you can view information related to your limit. You can also Manage your payment method in AWS Settings and Manage tax registration in AWS Settings.

When you use the Free Plan, all usage is covered by your AWS Free Tier credits. You need to upgrade to the Paid Plan if you either exhaust your AWS Free Tier credits or after 184 days, whichever happens first. For more information about upgrading to a Paid Plan, see Upgrade your account in AWS Settings.

To view your cost by project

  1. Open AWS Settings at https://settings.aws.com.

  2. In the main navigation pane, choose Billing.

  3. Under Cost by project you'll see your month-to-date charges and the forecasted month-to-date charges. You'll see all charges across your projects.

  4. (Optional) To view a breakdown of your charges for a project under Inspect costs, choose View. You'll be redirected to the AWS Billing and Cost Management console.

Your billing data and Cost Explorer data that you see on the AWS Billing and Cost Management Console are refreshed at least once per day. The cadence when they're refreshed might differ. If you use a spend limit, this can result in differences for your month-to-date estimated charges in AWS Settings and AWS Cost Management Console.