imahawki   I’ll offer you $5 each for your eeros. 

I need one more Eero to reach to a back area of my house...but this lack of roadmap or communication from Eero on this "must have" (thanks, Comcast)  feature means I'm not going to throw more money at Eero. Rather than buy a 4th Eero unit - I'm going to order Google WiFi and try it out. If it works at advertised I'll (sadly) be bailing out of Eero (after a lot of $$ spent)

no movement on this.  I've waited too long - ordering google WiFi promptly. Too bad eero, you guys blew it.

I'm on the cusp of buying something new.  Although, the Eero mesh wireless system has been working well otherwise, I just surpassed my Xfinity data cap again and am being charged for additional usage.  I don't like the lack of ability to verify their stats.  

I'm considering buying 1 Google Wifi.  I can use that as the gateway device, with the Eeros providing the wireless mesh behind it (in bridge mode).   That should provide the stats, while retaining the Eero's wireless reliability. 

I just had to dig up my old Asus RT-AC68U and place it in front of my Eeros in bridge mode so that I could have any sort of insight of the traffic on my network.  It is extremely disappointing that Eero has not implemented a feature available in most other consumer routers knowing that their customers have been asking for over a year.

New user chiming in here. I just purchased an eero system and was super disappointed to find out that it does not keep track of data usage. I really need this feature for the same reason most everyone else here does. Cox is now charging us for overages. If this is not in the works then I may have to look at returning the set and going with something else like the google wifi or Linksys velop. Any news on development of this feature?

That would be great. 

Especially if it is automated, like you just set your billing date, and it automatically resets every billing cycle

Created an account to emphatically say “me too”!

I’m a long time customer.  I originally had four gen1 eeros and now have four gen2.  I love the product and the updates (thank you for NAT hairpin).

I would even pay for eero plus if I could get data usage broken down by client device.

I just used one of my Comcast overage grace months and am on track to go over again this month :(

This got me motivated enough to start thinking out-of-the-box for a solution for monthly data monitoring and attribution.

I think I have a potential solution to this problem. It is great that the Eero app has instantaneous data view. If only there were a way to sample the instantaneous data that the Eero app displays then we could come up with a "potentially" reasonable estimate of the bandwidth used by each device.

I grabbed some network data from the Eero app to the server and it looks pretty easy to reverse engineer. I think I can make an app that will sample each devices instantaneous bandwidth and then be able to aggregate it on a monthly basis or probably even project an SNMP endpoint for that data. This way one of the common tools already mentioned in this thread could be used.

There looks like there are a few GitHub projects that have already reverse engineer the protocol at least to some level so that might make this even easier to develop. My preferred language for this will be either NodeJS or more likely GoLang so it is easy to run on pretty much all the most common platforms. I will see if I can work up a quick prototype and share it on GitHub and then I will report back. I wish there was a pre-made Postman collection for this. Maybe I can build one of those at the same time.

Wish me luck.