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Mircea Trofimciuc: agent count(*) queries on D1 and a reported $700+ bill.
Mircea Trofimciuc (@MirceaTrofim) reports a $700+ bill after an AI agent ran a few count(*) queries on a large D1 table to get the number of records. He says support won't credit the account and that he was charged, and asks @CloudflareDev for help.
What happened
- Reported cause
- Read volume
- Incident date
- Date not recorded
- First reported
- 2026-05-06 15:14 UTC
- Billing outcome
- Request declinedAuthor-reported
- Case progress
- Not established
- Public Cloudflare reply
- Not linked
Latest reported outcome
The author reports that support won't credit the account and that he was charged; he asks @CloudflareDev to help.
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Agent queries lead to a $700+ D1 bill
Read on 𝕏Replying to @CloudflareDev, the author says D1 billing is “insane” with agents: an agent ran a few count(*) queries on a big table and he got a $700+ bill. He says support won't credit the account, that he was charged, and that @levelsio had been credited in a similar situation.
Mircea Trofimciuc
@MirceaTrofim · Original 𝕏 post
I don't know about that @Cloudflare (I love the company btw) but the D1 billing is INSANE when using Agents I got hit with $700+ bill because the agent did few count(*) queries on a big table to get the number of records. Now support won't credit that account and I got charged.… pic.twitter.com/aFY3F9Vysg
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