Billing & plans
What each plan allows, how payment works, and what happens when it stops.
The trial
Every organization starts on a 14-day free trial of the complete product — no credit card, no feature held back, and no limit on how many tenants you connect while it runs. The dashboard counts the days down for you.
Your price appears after the first scan, once we have measured your Azure spend. If you connect many tenants during the trial and then pick MSP, checkout starts from the tenants you already have connected — the first invoice reflects your real client count, not a fresh start at one.
One plan, priced by your Azure spend
There is no tier to pick. Your monthly price is a fixed amount set by the Azure spend of your connected subscriptions in the previous month: amortized (a reservation you buy is spread over its term, not counted in the month you bought it), before tax, Azure services only — third-party Marketplace charges do not count — and converted to euro at the ECB reference rate. Subscriptions and your own tenants are unlimited on every tier — the spend of all your tenants is summed. Tenants you run for other companies belong on the MSP plan.
| Azure spend per month | Founding rate | Regular |
|---|---|---|
| up to €5,000 | €15.95/mo | €29/mo |
| €5,000 – 25,000 | €48.95/mo | €89/mo |
| €25,000 – 100,000 | €136.95/mo | €249/mo |
| €100,000 – 250,000 | €329.45/mo | €599/mo |
| more than €250,000 | agreed individually — info@simonvedder.com | |
How a tier changes. Only after two consecutive months in a new range, in both directions. When that happens you get an email seven days before the new price applies, it applies from your next invoice after that date, and nothing is charged retroactively. When your spend falls — because you acted on what TenantThrift found — your price falls with it, automatically. The billing page shows every measured month, the tier each one lands in, and any change that is coming.
The founding rate is 45 % off the regular price for 24 months from the day you subscribe, whatever tier you are in during that time. After that the regular price of your then-current tier applies — the figures in the table, which were on the pricing page when you signed up.
Early access is limited to the first 50 organizations, 30 of those seats held for MSP partners. After that, plans are sold at the regular rates.
Early access also means the product is young. It runs end to end on real tenants, but you will meet rough edges, and we rely on you telling us — the feedback button in the app goes straight to the person who builds it. Because access is read-only, the worst case is a wrong number, never a changed resource. During early access the service is offered as a beta under our terms: best effort, without an uptime or support commitment.
MSP: base fee plus each client tenant
| Founding rate | Regular | |
|---|---|---|
| Base fee | €98.45/mo | €179/mo |
| Client tenant up to €5,000 Azure spend | €8.25/mo | €15/mo |
| Client tenant €5,000 – 25,000 | €21.45/mo | €39/mo |
| Client tenant €25,000 – 100,000 | €48.95/mo | €89/mo |
| Client tenant more than €100,000 | €81.95/mo | €149/mo |
Each client tenant is billed by its own spend, measured the same way, and its band moves by the same two-month rule. Connecting or disconnecting a client changes the invoice from your next billing period — a client you onboard mid-month is not prorated onto the invoice you are in. The billing page lists every tenant with its measured spend and band, alongside what your next invoice comes to and the date it is charged; you get an email whenever a tenant changes band.
Every newly connected tenant is free for its first 30 days and is not billed while that window runs. This is for the way partners actually sell: connect a prospective client, scan them, show them what you found, and win the deal before the tenant costs you anything. The free window is granted once per tenant — disconnecting and reconnecting the same tenant does not start a new one.
The MSP plan is also what unlocks white-label branding — your logo and colours on the reports you hand to clients — and connect links for clients' administrators.
Which plan a tenant belongs on follows from who owns it: your own organization’s tenants are the Company plan, your clients’ tenants are the MSP plan. There is no tenant count to watch on either.
Buying a plan
Go to Settings → Billing. After your first scan the page shows your measured spend and the price it sets; press Subscribe. Partners choose the MSP plan on the same page. Payment runs through Stripe; card details never touch TenantThrift.
The billing page also shows what you are using against what your plan allows, and whether scanning is currently active or blocked — with the reason.
Why it asks for a country
TenantThrift does not sell into the United States or Canada. If you signed up by email you already picked a country and nothing more is asked. If you signed in with Microsoft, no country was collected at the time, so checkout asks once before it sends you to Stripe.
The billing address is checked again at Stripe. If a blocked country turns up there, the subscription is cancelled automatically rather than activated.
Changing or cancelling
Once you have a subscription, Manage subscription opens the Stripe billing portal, where you can change plan, update the card, download invoices and cancel. Everything is self-service.
Cancelling runs to the end of the paid period. After that the organization returns to an unpaid state: scanning pauses, and everything already scanned stays readable. Nothing is deleted by cancelling — deletion is a separate, deliberate action described in Your data.
What "scanning paused" means
When a trial or plan lapses, the scan button stops working and scheduled scans stop running. You keep full access to existing findings, cost history, reports and exports. Picking a plan resumes scanning immediately — there is nothing to restore.
Who can do this
Buying a plan and opening the billing portal are not restricted to Admins — any member of the organization can start checkout. Everything else on this page (renaming, branding, deleting) is Admin-only. If that is not what you want for your team, keep the number of members small or use Reader roles.