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Measuring the Economics of Each Gemini-Powered Feature — So You Can Keep It, Fix It, or Retire It

Gemini API costs are visible at the account level, but the profitability of an individual feature never shows up on its own. This guide shows how to tag every request, build a per-feature cost ledger, join it with revenue signals from AdMob and in-app purchases to compute contribution margin, and decide whether to keep, fix, or retire each feature — with the code I actually run.