Vercel's v0 Ships a Dashboard So Teams Stop Burning Credits Blindly

v0's new Usage & Activity Dashboard lets teams track credit spend per member, project, and model in one place

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  • v0 launched a Usage & Activity Dashboard accessible under Settings → Usage & Activity.
  • Track daily credit spend, activity by team member or project, and cost per individual message.
  • Per-message drill-down shows the exact date, model, and credit cost of every generation.
  • Full team-wide analytics require Plus ($30/user/mo), Business ($100/user/mo), or Enterprise plans.
  • Free and Premium users get basic personal usage visibility only.
  • The dashboard is live now with no action required; visit v0.app/chat/settings/usage to access it.

v0, Vercel's AI-powered app builder, just shipped a dedicated Usage & Activity Dashboard. If you've ever hit a credit wall mid-sprint and had no idea where the budget went, this is the feature you've been waiting for.

What's in the dashboard

The new Usage & Activity Dashboard is now available in v0, letting you track credit usage per day, analyze activity by member or project, and drill into any individual message by date, model, and cost. That last point is the most useful one: you can now trace exactly which prompt, on which model, burned a specific chunk of credits.

To find it: go to v0.app/chat/settings/usage, or navigate via Settings → Usage & Activity.

Who gets what

Access to the full team-level view is gated by plan. You can monitor credit consumption and activity grouped by project or chat, and on eligible team plans, Owners and members with the Billing role can also review team-wide credit and activity data by member or project.

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