$ azcmd pricing

Pricing

AzCmd is onboarding early-access customers now. Pricing is being finalized together with those customers and will be announced at general availability — early-access terms are agreed individually, so tell us about your environment and we'll take it from there.

What you'll never pay for

Per-VM agents

AzCmd is agentless. There is no software to install on your virtual machines, so there is nothing to license per VM and nothing to patch.

Per-tenant infrastructure

Tenants connect through Microsoft Entra admin consent. You don't deploy or operate automation infrastructure in each customer tenant.

Setup projects

Connecting a tenant takes minutes, not a migration. There's no professional-services engagement required to get started.

Scheduling pays for itself

Azure bills virtual machines for every hour they run. Most dev, test, and training VMs are needed during business hours — and sit idle the rest of the week. The arithmetic is blunt:

VM needed 9×5  = 45 h/week
week          = 168 h
idle          = 123 h/week  → ~73% of its compute cost

A schedule that stops tagged VMs at close of business and starts them before the workday removes that idle spend automatically — across every tenant you manage. For most fleets with meaningful dev/test footprints, the saved compute exceeds the cost of the tooling that saves it.

Pricing FAQ

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How much does AzCmd cost?

AzCmd is in early access, and pricing is being finalized with early-access customers ahead of general availability. Contact [email protected] for current early-access terms.

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Are there per-VM agent licenses?

No. AzCmd is agentless — it connects to each tenant through Microsoft Entra admin consent, so there's no per-VM software to install or license and no per-tenant infrastructure to run.

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How does VM scheduling reduce Azure spend?

Azure bills VMs hourly while they run. A VM needed only 45 of the week's 168 hours spends ~73% of its time idle; stopping it automatically on nights and weekends removes that portion of its compute bill.

$ azcmd request-access

Tell us how many tenants and VMs you manage, and we'll get you connected.

Request early access