Estimate Azure Logic Apps costs based on action executions and connector types.
Last verified: May 2026
Total actions = built-in + standard connectors + enterprise connectors
$0.000025/exec
$0.000125/exec
$0.001/exec
$0.12/GB per month
Output will appear here...The estimator computes Consumption plan cost per connector tier (built-in × $0.000025, standard × $0.000125, enterprise × $0.001) × monthly action count, plus integration account tier flat fee if used. For Standard plan, it computes the underlying App Service plan cost (per-tier flat fee, regardless of execution volume) and surfaces the break-even crossover point.
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.
Your team's invoice-processing Logic App runs 200K executions/month with 8 actions each = 1.6M actions, mostly built-in plus 2 enterprise SAP calls per execution. Consumption cost: 1.2M built-in × $0.000025 + 400K SAP × $0.001 = $430/month. The estimator shows Standard plan WS1 at $179/month flat would be 58% cheaper. You migrate, save $250/month, and gain VNet integration as a bonus for connecting to on-prem SAP via private endpoints.
Enterprise connectors (SAP, IBM MQ, Oracle DB) cost ~40x more per execution than built-in actions ($0.001 vs $0.000025). One workflow doing 100K SAP lookups/month is $100; the same workflow using built-in actions to call a custom API wrapper would be $2.50. If you're heavy on enterprise connectors, consider a Standard plan instead — fixed pricing.
Standard Logic Apps run on App Service plans, which means the cost is the same whether you execute 1 action or 1 million per month. The break-even vs. Consumption is roughly 1.5M-2M actions per month at typical connector mixes. Below that, Consumption wins; above it, Standard wins big.
Trigger polling intervals matter. A 1-minute recurrence trigger fires 43,200 times per month — even with zero matching events, each poll counts as an action. For low-frequency events, use longer intervals (5+ minutes) or webhook triggers instead of polling.
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.
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.
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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