FinOpsWay
Your clock 13:42
Latest billing data 11:00
The difference 2 h 42 m

See your Databricks cost, and how recent it is.

Databricks billing data arrives a few hours late, so any "last 24 hours" figure is missing its most recent hours. FinOpsWay is a free browser extension that shows the cost of the page you are on in the workspace navigation. It tells you when its data ends and marks the unreported hours clearly instead of showing them as zero.

See it

A small cost chip in the workspace navigation. Click it for the full breakdown.

A Databricks workspace home page. In the top navigation, a chip reads: workspace $3.13, 24 h to 18:00, 4 h ago. Open below it, a panel with 24 h, 7 d and 14 d tabs, a bar chart whose last hours are hatched, a table of cost per SKU against the previous 24 hours, and a note that the window ends at 18:00 because billing has not reported the four hours since.
  1. The chip in the navigation $3.13 for the workspace over the 24 hours to 18:00, and how old that figure is. A cost number is only useful if you know when it is from.
  2. Click for the breakdown The same scope over 24 hours, 7 days and 14 days. The heading says what you are looking at: the workspace, by SKU.
  3. Hatched bars are unreported hours Billing data ends at 18:00, so the hours after that are drawn hatched instead of being shown as zero.
  4. Every SKU, with a comparison Each line is compared with the same period before it, so you can see whether cost is going up or down.

The last line of the panel explains the gap: the window ends at 18:00, billing has not reported the 4 h since. The screenshot is from a real workspace, not a mockup.

What it does

Cost for the page you are on

On a cluster, SQL warehouse, job, job run, pipeline or pipeline update page the chip shows the cost of that resource next to the cost of the whole workspace. On the home page, and on any page it does not recognise, it shows the workspace total.

Runs entirely in your browser

It runs read-only SQL queries against the system.billing and system.compute tables directly from the browser. There is no backend, no OAuth flow and nothing to deploy. It authenticates with a personal access token you paste into the options page, or with the browser session you are already signed in with.

Free

There are no servers to pay for, so there is nothing to charge for. No account, no trial, no paid tier and no telemetry.

Where it runs

Clouds
Databricks on AWS (*.cloud.databricks.com) and Azure (*.azuredatabricks.net). The extension works the same way on both.
Browsers
Chrome, Edge and Firefox, as a Manifest V3 extension. Available in the Chrome Web Store (Chrome and Edge) and on Firefox Add-ons.
Credential
A workspace personal access token, pasted into the extension's options page. It is only ever sent to that workspace.

Get it

FinOpsWay is available in the Chrome Web Store and on Firefox Add-ons. It is free and does not need an account.

Add to Chrome Add to Edge Add to Firefox

Edge users install from the Chrome Web Store. After installing, open the extension's options page, choose your workspace and paste a personal access token (or use your existing browser session). Then open any Databricks page and the cost chip will appear in the top navigation. Questions? Email us.

Your data

The extension has no backend and no telemetry. The only network requests it makes are the queries themselves, sent to the Databricks workspace you are signed in to. We run no server, receive no data and cannot see what you query.

The data the extension reads is used only to display your Databricks spend. None of it is sold, shared with third parties or used for advertising. Cloud machine prices are bundled with the extension, so estimating cluster cost does not contact any cloud provider either. Read the full privacy policy.