Cost Overview
The Cost Overview page provides a detailed view of your Snowflake credit consumption and total spend. It helps you understand where costs originate, which warehouses contribute most, and how optimization with Yuki impacts your daily usage trends.
Page Overview
At the top of the page, you’ll see two summary cards:
Total Spend - your total Snowflake cost in dollars.
Total Credits - total credits consumed during the selected period.
Use the time range selector (top right) to adjust the view - for example, last 7 days or last 30 days - and filter results by company or account if applicable.
Spend Breakdown by Warehouse
This chart visualizes how your total cost is distributed across warehouses. Each bar represents a day, segmented by the warehouse or workload that generated the spend (e.g., ANALYSTS, MARKETING, DBT, etc.).
Hover over a bar to view the exact credits used by each warehouse.
Use filters above the chart to slice the data by Warehouse Name, Warehouse Size, Credits Range, or % of Total Spend.
You can also check the “Yuki Status” box to show only warehouses currently optimized by Yuki.
The stacked bars make it easy to spot cost spikes and understand which workloads are responsible.
Warehouse Cost Table
Below the chart, you’ll find a detailed table summarizing cost metrics per warehouse.
Warehouse Name
The Snowflake warehouse associated with the spend.
Size
The configured size of the warehouse (e.g., Medium, X-Large).
Credits
Total credits consumed during the selected period.
% of Total Spend
The warehouse’s share of your total credit usage.
Cost
The cost equivalent (in dollars).
Yuki Status
Indicates whether Yuki optimization is active (Enabled) for that warehouse.
How to Use This Page
Identify top spenders by sorting the table by cost or credits.
Detect cost anomalies or unusual spikes using the daily chart.
Use this data alongside the Yuki Savings page to measure optimization impact.
Next Step
→ Take control of your Snowflake spend in the Budget Page - set budgets, track live usage, and prevent overspend.
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