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Billing lives under Settings → Admin → Billing. Use this page to review your plan, current collector usage, referral credits, and invoice history. Pricing for new customers is discussed on hilt.ai — this page is the in-product billing surface for an existing tenant.

What you can see

The Billing page is organized into three areas:

Collector usage

The main card shows how your deployment is metered:
  • In use now — collectors currently reporting telemetry
  • Billed peak — the highest concurrent collector count reached during the current contract term; this is the number your annual invoice is based on
  • Annual — total contract value for the term at the billed peak (amounts may be masked in the UI depending on your role)
A usage bar compares in-use collectors against the billed peak. Below it, a monthly chart shows how peak concurrent collectors trended through the year — the highest bar is what the account is invoiced against. Billing follows peak concurrent collector count for the term, not average daily hosts or storage volume. Linux collectors, macOS collectors, and other enrolled data sources each count as a collector when active.

Plan

Shows your current plan tier (for example Business or Enterprise). If you are on Business, Enterprise may appear as an upgrade option with a contact-sales action. Plan names and entitlements are set at contract time. Contact your account team to change tier or add capacity.

Referrals

If your organization participates in Hilt’s referral program, a referrals card tracks introduced companies, their pipeline stage, and any credits applied to your account (for example, pilot-month credits or collector credits when a referral becomes a customer).

Invoice history

A table lists past invoices and credits: Mid-term capacity increases appear as prorated invoices for the incremental collectors through the end of the term.

What billing does not cover

Telemetry storage is tracked separately on the Storage page under Settings → Admin → Storage. Storage shows hot/cold tier usage, daily growth, per-dataset retention, and lifecycle policies — it is an operational capacity view, not the subscription invoice. Infrastructure costs in your own cloud account (compute, databases, object storage for a BYOC deployment) are outside this billing page. See your cloud provider’s cost tools and your Hilt agreement for how those are handled.

Permissions

Billing requires an admin role. Users without admin access do not see the Billing section in Settings.

New customers and pricing

Hilt pricing is commercial and depends on deployment size, plan tier, and term. List prices are not published in product documentation.
  • Visit hilt.ai for product and pricing inquiries
  • Contact your Hilt account representative for quotes, capacity changes, and contract amendments
Last modified on October 8, 2026