| title | titleSuffix | ms.custom | description | ms.technology | ms.assetid | ms.topic | ms.author | author | ms.date | monikerRange |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Overview of billing articles |
Azure DevOps |
seodec18 |
Understand billing management tasks, including how to set up billing, make purchases, and change the Azure subscription for billing. |
devops-billing |
d5bd13e2-aa7c-4191-aefd-bd9f05663e7b |
overview |
chcomley |
chcomley |
12/10/2019 |
>= tfs-2015 |
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Set up billing when you need more than the free tier of resources in your organization, or to buy other features for your users that are offered by Microsoft or other companies.
The free tier includes:
[!INCLUDE free-tier]
::: moniker range="azure-devops"
All charges appear on your monthly Azure bill. Azure supports payment by credit card as well as invoiced billing through the Enterprise Agreement (EA), Cloud Solution Providers (CSP), and more.
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::: moniker range=">= tfs-2015 < azure-devops"
Make some purchases for Azure DevOps Server on your monthly Azure bill.
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During your first purchase for your organization, you're prompted to select the Azure subscription to use for billing. The subscription can be part of your Enterprise Agreement, Pay-As-You-Go, Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), or other types of Azure subscriptions. All services are billed via Azure. You aren't required to pay for or use any other Azure services.
The following links take you to the paid services that are offered by Microsoft:
- Buy Basic access for users
- Buy Azure Test Plans
- Buy CI/CD
- Sign up for Azure Artifacts
- Buy cloud-based load testing. You're charged based on the load tests that you run. By default, paid usage is turned off for your organization.
Enable paid usage via the Billing tab within Organization settings in Azure DevOps.
[!INCLUDE loadtest-deprecated-include]
[!INCLUDE pricing-calculator-tip]
Ensure the following is true for the user who's setting up billing for the first time:
- User has Project Collection Administrator or organization Owner permissions
- User has an Azure subscription that you can use to purchase
To make subsequent changes to the amount of paid resources, you only need to have access to the Azure subscription.