Fixed annual pricing, matched to your Azure footprint.

Next to nothing. CloudMonitor's platform runs entirely in our Microsoft Fabric tenancy — no Fabric capacity for you to license, no Hubs deployment, no compute or managed app in your tenant. The only Azure resource you create is one storage account that receives your scheduled cost exports; CloudMonitor reads it in place and needs nothing else. The annual license covers the Fabric capacity we run for you, and your team just gets a hosted SaaS URL and a Fabric app.

Fixed annual license tied to your annual Azure consumption (ACR), not a percentage of spend and not per seat. Starter $6,000, Professional $14,000, Enterprise $30,000, Contact Us for $5M–$50M ACR. See the pricing page for full tiers and inclusions.

Plans map to your annual Azure consumption (ACR): up to $700K for Starter, up to $1.5M for Professional, up to $5M for Enterprise, and $5M–$50M for Contact Us. Fixed annual price — not a percentage of your bill.

All prices are in USD and the ACR brackets are measured in USD. If your Azure invoices are in another currency, we convert your consumption to USD to work out which plan you fall into.

Yes — at launch, CloudMonitor is sold through the Azure Marketplace as a transactable, co-sell-ready offer, with monthly or annual billing against your existing EA / MCA agreement. The license is eligible for MACC drawdown where applicable. Until launch, "Buy Now" goes to the waitlist.

Monthly or annual, billed through the Azure Marketplace against your existing EA / MCA agreement, so the license appears on your normal Azure invoice rather than a separate vendor bill. Annual billing matches the fixed annual license; monthly spreads the same total across the year. See the pricing page for the tiers, and the MACC question below for how the cost can decrement your Azure consumption commitment.

Yes. CloudMonitor is a transactable, co-sell-ready Azure Marketplace offer, so customers with a MACC can put the CloudMonitor license against that commitment. The cost decrements your MACC instead of coming out of a separate software budget — and it helps you draw down toward your commitment target faster, which is particularly useful in the back half of a commitment year when a shortfall would otherwise lead to a true-up charge. See Microsoft's MACC enrollment overview for the eligibility rules.

Yes — upgrade or downgrade at any time. Annual contracts get prorated on upgrade.

Partners get 25%+ off each CloudMonitor license and set their own retail pricing on top. Apply via the Contact Us tier for the partner price book.

Yes — registered not-for-profits, NGOs and funded startups get 50% off any CloudMonitor plan, with no Azure spend cap. The discount stacks on the Azure grant you already get from Microsoft Tech for Social Impact (TSI), so the TSI grant goes further on the same Azure budget. Apply on the NFP discount program page with proof of registration or your latest funding round.

CloudMonitor charges a fixed annual license tied to your Azure consumption bracket — not a percentage of spend, not a per-seat fee. See the side-by-side comparison against other Azure cost tools for how that lines up against Azure Cost Management, Apptio Cloudability, CloudZero, Turbo360, and the Microsoft FinOps Toolkit. For not-for-profit pricing, see the NFP discount program.

Yes — the CFO view of CloudMonitor walks through the finance-team workflows: chargeback, accruals, unit economics, and the executive dashboard.

Very little. CloudMonitor's cost exports are small files and Azure Data Lake storage is inexpensive, but they accumulate over time. You can cap the cost by applying an Azure Blob Storage lifecycle-management policy that automatically deletes exports older than a retention window you choose — keeping enough history for the trends you rely on. It's the only Azure resource you create for CloudMonitor.

Yes — CloudMonitor is a Microsoft Solutions Partner with certified software for Azure. The designation confirms the platform has been technically reviewed for interoperability with Microsoft Azure and validated against Microsoft Marketplace customer-success criteria. Procurement teams can reference the Microsoft Learn overview of the designation and the Information Trust Center for the full certification stack (ISO 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 42001, FinOps Specialty Solution, and Microsoft Solutions Partner).

Yes. CloudMonitor is a transactable, co-sell-ready Azure Marketplace offer, so enterprise customers can put the CloudMonitor license against their Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC). For you as a partner, this usually shortens the sale — the customer is spending pre-committed Azure dollars instead of opening a new procurement workflow, and the line item helps them draw down toward their commitment target. See Microsoft's MACC enrollment overview for the eligibility rules.