How are Logic Apps Consumption plan costs calculated?

You pay per action execution, with different prices for built-in actions (~$0.000025/action), standard connectors (~$0.000125/action), and enterprise connectors (~$0.001/action). Triggers count as actions. A workflow with 10 actions triggered 1,000 times/day runs 10,000 actions/day, or approximately 300,000 actions/month.

What is the difference between Consumption and Standard Logic Apps?

Consumption Logic Apps run in a multi-tenant environment with pay-per-action pricing. Standard Logic Apps run on a single-tenant App Service plan with fixed compute costs regardless of action count. Standard also supports stateful and stateless workflows, local development, and VNet integration.

What is an integration account?

An integration account is required for B2B enterprise integration scenarios including EDI (X12, EDIFACT), AS2 messaging, XML schema validation, and XSLT transformations. It comes in Free, Basic, and Standard tiers, with each tier supporting different partner and agreement limits.

Azure Logic Apps Cost Estimator

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Estimate Azure Logic Apps costs based on action executions and connector types.

Logic Apps Configuration

Plan Type

Runs per Month

Actions per Run

Total actions = built-in + standard connectors + enterprise connectors

Built-in Actions

$0.000025/exec

Standard Connectors

$0.000125/exec

Enterprise Connectors

$0.001/exec

Data Retention (GB)

$0.12/GB per month

Raw Output

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About This Tool

The Azure Logic Apps Cost Estimator calculates monthly costs based on action executions, connector types, and integration account tiers. Logic Apps pricing varies between Consumption (pay-per-action) and Standard (App Service-based) plans, with different rates for built-in, standard, and enterprise connectors. The tool helps you estimate costs for workflow automation scenarios.

When to Use This Tool

•Estimating monthly costs for a Logic App workflow that processes thousands of daily triggers and actions.
•Comparing Consumption vs. Standard Logic App pricing for high-volume integration workflows.
•Calculating the cost impact of using enterprise connectors like SAP or IBM MQ vs. standard connectors.
•Budgeting for an integration account when using B2B features like EDI, AS2, or XML transformation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are Logic Apps Consumption plan costs calculated?: You pay per action execution, with different prices for built-in actions (~$0.000025/action), standard connectors (~$0.000125/action), and enterprise connectors (~$0.001/action). Triggers count as actions. A workflow with 10 actions triggered 1,000 times/day runs 10,000 actions/day, or approximately 300,000 actions/month.
What is the difference between Consumption and Standard Logic Apps?: Consumption Logic Apps run in a multi-tenant environment with pay-per-action pricing. Standard Logic Apps run on a single-tenant App Service plan with fixed compute costs regardless of action count. Standard also supports stateful and stateless workflows, local development, and VNet integration.
What is an integration account?: An integration account is required for B2B enterprise integration scenarios including EDI (X12, EDIFACT), AS2 messaging, XML schema validation, and XSLT transformations. It comes in Free, Basic, and Standard tiers, with each tier supporting different partner and agreement limits.

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