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Logic Apps Pricing Model

Jarrett Leland 21 Reputation points
2024-07-11T22:29:54.0366667+00:00

I just had a logic app running (Consumption) and got the cost breakdown, and I want to ensure I'm charged correctly.

My understanding is that I get charged .001 for an enterprise connector. I have a trigger and one action (Both are enterprise).

I had 131000 runs, which tells me it cost 400 bucks.

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hossein jalilian 13,360 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2024-07-11T22:52:55.22+00:00

Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.

The pricing for enterprise connectors in Azure Logic Apps is indeed $0.001 per execution. Here's how the cost should be calculated:

  1. Trigger cost: 131,000 * $0.001 = $131
  2. Action cost: 131,000 * $0.001 = $131

Total cost: $131 + $131 = $262

There are a few possible explanations for this discrepancy:

  • Check if there are any additional actions or connectors in your Logic App that you might have overlooked
  • Remember that both successful and failed actions are billable
  • Ensure that the cost you're looking at corresponds exactly to the number of runs you're considering.
  • There might be additional costs related to data retention, storage, or other Azure services used in conjunction with your Logic App.

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