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Event-driven serverless compute on Azure
As of 29 August 2026, Azure Functions is free to use. Azure Functions is a serverless computing service for running event-driven code functions without managing underlying infrastructure. Softwr lists it under Cloud.
Overview
Azure Functions is a serverless computing service for running event-driven code functions without managing underlying infrastructure.
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Pricing
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Consumption Plan
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Flex Consumption Plan
On request
Premium Plan
On request
Answered, with sources
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Yes, Azure Functions includes a monthly free grant of 1 million requests and 400,000 GB-seconds on the Consumption Plan, or 250,000 executions and 100,000 GB-seconds on Flex Consumption.
SourceAzure Functions uses usage-based pricing. Consumption plans charge per second of resource consumption and per execution, measured in gigabyte-seconds and rounded to the nearest 128 MB.
SourceThe minimum execution time is 100 milliseconds on Consumption plans. Premium plans charge based on core seconds and allocated memory.
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What people switch to, and what they give up
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