Using the subscription portal - my.visualstudio.com
The Visual Studio subscription portal, https://my.visualstudio.com, is your all-in-one resource to take advantage of the full range of benefits provided through your Visual Studio subscription.
Sign in to the portal with the identity associated with your subscription. This identity might be your Microsoft Account (MSA) or an email address provided to you by an organization, such as your employer or school. You can now also sign in with your GitHub credentials.
Note
Visual Studio subscription portal and admin portal do not support GCC High tenants, also known as private or government domains. This also applies to subscribers attempting to sign into the Visual Studio IDE. To access Visual Studio subscriptions, your organization will need to have a public tenant. For further assistance creating a public tenant, contact Azure support.
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The portal is organized in six pages. Each page provides you with access to different products or services included with your subscription. The six pages are Benefits, Downloads, Product Keys, Subscriptions, Support, and Marketplace.
Benefits
The tools, services, and partner offers included with your subscription are displayed as "tiles" on the Benefits page. Not all benefits are included with all subscriptions. The tiles are grouped into three categories: Tools, Professional Development, and Support.
Tools
The Tools category is where you find the core development tools, such as the Visual Studio IDE, Azure DevOps, and tools provided by our partners. You also see services such as Azure and Visual Studio App Center.
Professional Development
This category contains benefits such as online training from Microsoft and our partners, as well a subscription to MSDN Magazine, all to help you advance your development skills and stay abreast of all things code.
Support
Have a question about Azure? Get help from the Azure Community via forums, or take advantage of the Azure Advisory Chat (preview). The Concierge Chat service is available to help you find technical documentation and product information, and to assist with subscription-related questions. Select subscriptions also include incident-based Technical Support to help you resolve issues with a wide range of Microsoft products running in dev/test environments.
Downloads
Depending on the subscription or program you have, you might have access to various software downloads. These downloads can range from updates and patches to an extensive library of current products and older versions so you can test your apps in a wide variety of scenarios.
To make it easy for users with multiple subscriptions assigned to the same email address, when you visit the Downloads page you see the downloads available to your highest subscription. That way, you can see all of your downloads no matter which subscription you're currently using.
Product Keys
Visit the Product Keys page to obtain keys to install and activate products, and to see what keys you already claimed. You can even export a list of all of your keys for safekeeping.
Subscriptions
The Subscriptions page lets you see which subscriptions you own, switch between subscriptions, renew them, and activate new subscriptions. You can also associate subscriptions you access using your Microsoft Account with an alternate account associated with existing Visual Studio IDE, Azure DevOps, or Azure resources.
Support
In addition to the individual benefits found in the Support category on the Benefits page, the Support page provides access to resources to help you get the most out of your Visual Studio subscription. Access support resources to resolve technical issues or questions related to subscriptions sales, accounts, and billing.
Marketplace
Need to purchase a Visual Studio cloud subscription? Want to download the latest extensions for the Visual Studio family of products? The Marketplace helps users find extensions, tools, and services that make Azure DevOps, Azure DevOps Server, and Visual Studio Code even better. You can even become a publisher, and publish your own extensions on the Marketplace.
See also
- Visual Studio documentation
- Azure DevOps documentation
- Azure documentation
- Microsoft 365 documentation
Next steps
- Sign in to the portal at https://my.visualstudio.com and check out your benefits. You can also learn more about signing in to the portal with your Microsoft Account (MSA), your work or school account, and even your GitHub account.
- Add an alternate ID to your subscription to have access with both your MSA and work/school accounts.