Azure free tier includes 65+ always-free services: Functions (1 million requests/month, Consumption plan), Container Apps… Catalogue date October 2026.
Azure's free tier offers 65+ always-free services: Functions (1 million requests/month, Consumption plan), Container Apps (180,000 vCPU seconds…). It's stable — zero pricing changes recorded.
65+ always-free services: Functions (1 million requests/month, Consumption plan), Container Apps (180,000 vCPU seconds, 360,000 GiB seconds, 2 million requests), SQL Database (10 serverless databases, 100,000 vCore seconds and 32 GB each a month), Cosmos DB (1,000 RU/s, 25 GB), App Service (10 apps), Entra ID (50,000 objects), DevOps (5 users). 12 months for new customers: B2pts v2 and B2ats v2 VMs (750 hours each), Database for PostgreSQL and Database for MySQL (750 hours each of a B1MS Flexible Server, 32 GB storage), Blob Storage (5 GB), Disk Storage (2 64 GB P6 SSDs). $200 credit for 30 days, spending limit on by default; move to pay-as-you-go to continue.
We read that on 2026-10-04 from https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/purchase-options/azure-account, and our check recorded: the page names Azure as "azure" and states "$200". A source check reads the cited page for the service's name and a price; the limits above are from our own record.
No recorded pricing changes for Azure. This is a good sign — stable pricing.
We do not push notifications. Every change we record is readable the moment it lands, and the JSON answer carries an ETag — send it back as If-None-Match and an unchanged answer costs one 304.
curl https://agentdeals.dev/api/changes?vendor=Azure
curl https://agentdeals.dev/pricing-changes/feed.xml?vendor=Azure
Look up Azure programmatically with the AgentDeals MCP server:
{
"tool": "search_deals",
"arguments": {
"query": "Azure",
"limit": 5
}
}