The real-time prices for the new Azure commerce experience in CSP are dynamically delivered in real time in Partner Center.
Note
Prices are shown in USD only.
Partners are billed in the partner-location currency regardless of the location of the customer to whom they sold the products. For more information, see Azure plan - billing.
As part of the new commerce experience for Azure in CSP, we've introduced a new Azure offer. For important dates related to the previous Azure offer (MS-AZR-0145p), refer to the offer document.
If you enrolled before July 21, 2021:
You'll continue to see the previous Azure offer in the price list.
If you enrolled on or after July 21, 2021:
You won't see the previous Azure offer in the price list.
See pricing for subscriptions under the Azure plan pricing
To get Azure plan subscription pricing, use the following steps:
For new commerce Azure pricing, under Azure plan consumption pricing and Azure plan reservations pricing, select the country/region, then the download link.
For Foreign exchange rates, select the download link under the section.
Note
FX rates aren't country/region-specific.
Note
You can export two different price lists: Azure plan pricing and Marketplace third-party pricing.
Azure price list specifics
Azure plan pricing is available from the Pricing workspace in Partner Center.
Exports are available for:
New commerce Azure plan consumption
New commerce Azure reservations
Azure reserved instances
Foreign exchange rates to apply to Azure pricing if needed
Options for export include:
Current pricing: This option includes all meters and pricing from the first of the month to the current date of the month, such as new prices, changed prices, or removed prices. All prices have effective start and end dates to explain whether they're new or removed.
Previous month's pricing: Downloads of each type of resource are by month. For pricing files, the download includes all meters that were available during that month. If a new meter appeared in the middle of the month, it appears as a meter with an effective date reflecting its availability. Downloads are similar for prices that are no longer supported, appearing with an effective end date describing when they're no longer available.
FX Rates: FX rates are available for download and are updated daily.
Prices in the price lists are direct prices. Some partners might be eligible for partner earned credits. For information about how partner earned credit is calculated, see How the partner earned credit is calculated and paid.
Eligible services: Partner earned credit is applicable to services listed in the Azure plan consumption pricing that partners can export from the Azure plan pricing page.
Note
There are exceptions, including, but not limited to, third-party products identified as "Third Party" in the Tags column of the Azure plan consumption price list and Azure plan reservations.
Price list data
Field
Description
ProductTitle
Title or name of the product
ProductID
ID of the product
SKuId
ID of SKU
SkuTitle
Title or name of SKU
Publisher
Microsoft by default, as a first-party seller or when reselling third-party products with ThirdParty tag present
SkuDescription
Description of the SKU
UnitOfMeasure
The units that will be charged or billed
TermDuration
For term-based products, the length of the term, applicable to reservations
Market
Market of the pricing
Currency
Currency of the pricing
UnitPrice
Price per unit
PricingTierRangeMin
For tiered pricing, the minimum price applies
PricingTierRangeMax
For tiered pricing, the maximum price applies
EffectiveStartDate
Start date of pricing
EffectiveEndDate
End date of the pricing
MeterIds
Meter ID of the product SKU
MeterType
Type of meter
Tags
Properties for the item. For Azure plan pricing, possible values are Azure, Consumption, Reservation and ThirdParty.
Price lists for Azure plan can be exported from the Pricing and offers page in Partner Center.
Tiered pricing
Some Azure plan consumption services support tiered pricing.
Partners can find these products and SKUs in the Azure plan price list.
Items that have values in the pricing tier range columns enable partners to understand the price based on usage.
In the following example, using sample data, we have one product SKU with three pricing tiers.
ProductId
SkuId
UnitPrice
PricingTierRangeMin
PricingTierRangeMax
DDD123456ABC
01AB
0.50
100001
9223372036854780000
DDD123456ABC
01AB
0.80
101
100000
DDD123456ABC
01AB
1
1
100
In the preceding example, if 101 units are used, the charge would be 100.80. The first 100 units are one each and the next unit is charged at 0.80.
Pricing API for Azure plan
You can use the pricing API to retrieve Azure plan pricing for consumption and reservations programmatically. You can also retrieve foreign exchange (FX) rates.
The pricing API is on a different endpoint than the other Partner Center APIs. The pricing information includes meter pricing in USD for Azure plan resources and reservations pricing applied to Azure plan subscriptions.
The pricing API also enables partners to retrieve monthly exchange rates because Azure plan pricing is in USD only. You can use the APIs to retrieve both pricing and foreign exchange rates for the current month or previous months.
Note
The pricing API is specific to Azure plan pricing. You should still use the existing RateCard API and price lists posted to the Partner Center Pricing and offers page for Azure resources or reservations deployed to non-Azure plan subscriptions. The Azure plan pricing API doesn't support software, marketplace, or license-based pricing, such as Microsoft 365 or Dynamics 365.
For more information about Azure plan pricing and foreign exchange rate APIs, see the full pricing API documentation.
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