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Running scans
Where do I see how much a scan cost and how many tokens it used?
Open the scan and choose the Overview tab. Run details lists the Cost, and the Results card ends with Lines of code, Tokens consumed and Cost. The Dashboard's recent scans table also shows cost for each run.
Steps
Cost and tokens show per scan, so you can see what each run used.
- Go to Recent Scans. Choose it in the sidebar.
- Click the scan. The detail page opens on Overview.
- Read Run details. Find Cost.
- Read the Results card. Find Tokens consumed at the foot.
- Check live values. While a scan runs, press Refresh.
Good to know
The numbers are in dollars for cost, and a plain count for tokens. A white-box run in our capture showed a token count in the hundreds of millions, so expect large figures.
While a scan runs, the page shows live cost, tokens and lines-of-code counters. Press Refresh to update them.
The AI allowance for your plan is shown in Settings → Plan & usage. Limits depend on your plan. When the allowance is used, scans on Cyberlop AI pause until next month, unless you connect your own key in AI Provider.
Reading the numbers
Cost reflects the work the AI agents did for that run. A big app, a long list of classes and the exploitation phase all raise it. If you bring your own AI key, usage is billed by your provider, so check the AI Provider tab in Settings for usage this month.
Costs add up across a month, so compare runs of the same profile on the same target to spot changes. A sudden rise often follows a bigger code base or a wider set of vulnerability classes. Track it.
Related questions
- Where do I see how many lines of code a scan analysed?
- How do I see when a scan started and finished?
- How do I see the severity breakdown for one scan?
- How do I watch a scan while it's running?
- How do I get the latest status on a scan's page?
The scan detail page: how to read a Cyberlop scan from Overview to Diff
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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