Maximize investments with Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) benefit
Microsoft automatically counts eligible marketplace purchases towards your organization's Azure consumption commitment. Once this commitment is fulfilled, your organization earns discounts on Azure infrastructure. This article explains how marketplace customers can take advantage of a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) agreement, or a legacy Azure Commit to Consume (CtC) agreement. You can find and purchase Azure benefit-eligible offers that count toward your organization's commitment.
What is Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC)?
Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) is a contractual spending commitment that your organization can enter with Microsoft Azure. The more your organization commits on your Azure investments over time, the more you'll save.
How can I take advantage of my consumption commitment?
If you already have a consumption commitment (MACC) agreement, or a legacy Azure CtC agreement, then you can use the commercial marketplace to find and purchase Azure benefit-eligible offers that count toward your organization's commitment.
To find out your Azure consumption balance, see Track your Microsoft Azure consumption commitment (MACC), or watch this video:
Which Azure Marketplace offers count toward my MACC?
Here's a list of eligible solutions:
- Solutions that run primarily on the Microsoft platform
- Solutions that extend the Microsoft cloud products or infrastructure
All Azure benefit-eligible offers purchased through Azure Marketplace contribute 100% of the pretax purchase amount toward your organization's commitment.
With an affective commitment agreement, your purchase of an Azure benefit-eligible solution will count toward your consumption commitment.
Note
Microsoft Azure services billed to your organization through an Azure Marketplace deployment inherently contribute toward your organization's commitment. An additional benefit to purchasing Azure benefit-eligible offers is that the software/IP costs incurred by purchasing solutions from Microsoft partners also contribute 100% of your Azure Marketplace invoice.
How to find and purchase benefit-eligible offers
Azure benefit-eligible offers are badged in the Azure Marketplace and Microsoft AppSource to help you identify solutions that contribute toward your organization's commitment.
To take advantage of the MACC benefit, purchase an eligible offer on Azure Marketplace or AppSource using an Azure subscription associated with your Microsoft agreement.
Important
- Azure prepayment (previously called "monetary commitment") isn't eligible for this benefit.
- Exclusions might apply to Azure CtC agreements signed prior to this marketplace benefit. For eligibility questions, contact your Microsoft account executive.
Here's how to find and purchase benefit-eligible offers in Azure Marketplace
To find Azure benefit-eligible solutions in Azure Marketplace, follow these steps:
Sign in to the marketplace experience within the Azure portal under a tenant associated with your organization.
Apply the Azure benefit eligible filter to find offers that are eligible to contribute toward your organization's commitment.
Important
The filter will only be visible if your organization has an Enterprise Agreement (EA) or a Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA). Before purchasing the offer, verify that you're purchasing under an Azure subscription related to your commitment for the purchase to count toward your commitment.
Offers are badged with Azure benefit eligible to further indicate that the software/IP costs associated with this offer will contribute toward your organization's commitment on top of any Azure services billed to your organization.
You can now purchase or Create the offer directly through the Azure Marketplace. Microsoft contributes 100% of qualifying offer purchases toward your organization's commitment at each invoice period, including software/IP costs.
Here's how to find and purchase benefit-eligible offers in Microsoft AppSource
To find Azure benefit-eligible solutions in Microsoft AppSource, follow these steps:
Sign in to Microsoft AppSource.
Apply the Azure benefit eligible filter to find offers that are eligible to contribute toward your organization's commitment.
Important
The filter will only be visible if your organization has an Enterprise Agreement (EA) or a Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA). Before purchasing the offer, verify that you're purchasing under an Azure subscription related to your commitment for the purchase to count toward your commitment.
Offers are badged with Azure benefit eligible to further indicate that the software/IP costs associated with this offer will contribute toward your organization's commitment on top of any Azure services billed to your organization.
From the Product details page, or from the product of the app you want, select Get it now or Free trial.
During the checkout experience, select to purchase the solution in the Azure portal through your Azure subscription to count the purchase toward your commitment.
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