Our credits expired but we are still actively building the MVP, we need more time

Hello sezay karagöz,

It sounds like you're in a bit of a bind with your Azure credits expiring while you're still working on your MVP. Here’s what you can do:

1. Upgrade Your Subscription: If you're on an Azure Free account or any subscription that has reached its credit limit, consider upgrading to a Pay-As-You-Go plan. This will provide you with the flexibility to continue using Azure services without interruption. To do this:
   • Sign in to the Azure portal.
     • Go to Subscriptions.
       • Select your subscription and look for the Upgrade subscription option.
         • Follow the prompts to add a payment method and complete the upgrade.
         1. Reactivate your Subscription: If your account has been disabled due to the credit expiration, you may reactivate it by following the same steps as upgrading. Keep in mind that it might take up to 24 hours for your subscription to become active again after the upgrade.
         2. Check for Remaining Credit: If you want to verify how much credit you have left, you can manage this through the Azure portal as well.
         3. Consider Spending Limit Removal: If your subscription includes a spending limit, you might want to consider removing that limit so that you can use resources beyond the allotted credit for your project.

Hope this helps you get back on track with your MVP! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Follow-Up Questions

If you need more clarification, consider answering these:

• Which subscription type are you currently on (e.g., Free account, Visual Studio subscription)?
• Have you already tried upgrading your subscription, and if so, what was the outcome?
• Are you aware of the payment method requirements for upgrading your plan?

Reference Links

• Upgrade your Azure subscription
• Manage subscriptions
• Remove spending limit in Azure
• Plan to manage Azure costs

Let me know if there’s anything else you need!Hey Sezay! It sounds like you're in a bit of a bind with your Azure credits expiring while you're still working on your MVP. Here’s what you can do:

1. Upgrade Your Subscription: If you're on an Azure Free account or any subscription that has reached its credit limit, consider upgrading to a Pay-As-You-Go plan. This will provide you with the flexibility to continue using Azure services without interruption. To do this:
   • Sign in to the Azure portal.
     • Go to Subscriptions.
       • Select your subscription and look for the Upgrade subscription option.
         • Follow the prompts to add a payment method and complete the upgrade.
         1. Reactivate your Subscription: If your account has been disabled due to the credit expiration, you may reactivate it by following the same steps as upgrading. Keep in mind that it might take up to 24 hours for your subscription to become active again after the upgrade.
         2. Check for Remaining Credit: If you want to verify how much credit you have left, you can manage this through the Azure portal as well.
         3. Consider Spending Limit Removal: If your subscription includes a spending limit, you might want to consider removing that limit so that you can use resources beyond the allotted credit for your project.

Hope this helps you get back on track with your MVP! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Follow-Up Questions

If you need more clarification, consider answering these:

• Which subscription type are you currently on (e.g., Free account, Visual Studio subscription)?
• Have you already tried upgrading your subscription, and if so, what was the outcome?
• Are you aware of the payment method requirements for upgrading your plan?

Reference Links

• Upgrade your Azure subscription
• Manage subscriptions
• Remove spending limit in Azure
• Plan to manage Azure costs

Let me know if there’s anything else you need!

Hey Sezay! It sounds like you're in a bit of a bind with your Azure credits expiring while you're still working on your MVP. Here’s what you can do:

1. Upgrade Your Subscription: If you're on an Azure Free account or any subscription that has reached its credit limit, consider upgrading to a Pay-As-You-Go plan. This will provide you with the flexibility to continue using Azure services without interruption. To do this:
   • Sign in to the Azure portal.
     • Go to Subscriptions.
       • Select your subscription and look for the Upgrade subscription option.
         • Follow the prompts to add a payment method and complete the upgrade.
         1. Reactivate your Subscription: If your account has been disabled due to the credit expiration, you may reactivate it by following the same steps as upgrading. Keep in mind that it might take up to 24 hours for your subscription to become active again after the upgrade.
         2. Check for Remaining Credit: If you want to verify how much credit you have left, you can manage this through the Azure portal as well.
         3. Consider Spending Limit Removal: If your subscription includes a spending limit, you might want to consider removing that limit so that you can use resources beyond the allotted credit for your project.

Hope this helps you get back on track with your MVP! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Follow-Up Questions

If you need more clarification, consider answering these:

• Which subscription type are you currently on (e.g., Free account, Visual Studio subscription)?
• Have you already tried upgrading your subscription, and if so, what was the outcome?
• Are you aware of the payment method requirements for upgrading your plan?

Reference Links

• Upgrade your Azure subscription
• Manage subscriptions
• Remove spending limit in Azure
• Plan to manage Azure costs

Let me know if there’s anything else you need!Hey Sezay! It sounds like you're in a bit of a bind with your Azure credits expiring while you're still working on your MVP. Here’s what you can do:

1. Upgrade Your Subscription: If you're on an Azure Free account or any subscription that has reached its credit limit, consider upgrading to a Pay-As-You-Go plan. This will provide you with the flexibility to continue using Azure services without interruption. To do this:
   • Sign in to the Azure portal.
     • Go to Subscriptions.
       • Select your subscription and look for the Upgrade subscription option.
         • Follow the prompts to add a payment method and complete the upgrade.
         1. Reactivate your Subscription: If your account has been disabled due to the credit expiration, you may reactivate it by following the same steps as upgrading. Keep in mind that it might take up to 24 hours for your subscription to become active again after the upgrade.
         2. Check for Remaining Credit: If you want to verify how much credit you have left, you can manage this through the Azure portal as well.
         3. Consider Spending Limit Removal: If your subscription includes a spending limit, you might want to consider removing that limit so that you can use resources beyond the allotted credit for your project.

Hope this helps you get back on track with your MVP! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Follow-Up Questions

If you need more clarification, consider answering these:

• Which subscription type are you currently on (e.g., Free account, Visual Studio subscription)?
• Have you already tried upgrading your subscription, and if so, what was the outcome?
• Are you aware of the payment method requirements for upgrading your plan?

Reference Links

• Upgrade your Azure subscription
• Manage subscriptions
• Remove spending limit in Azure
• Plan to manage Azure costs

Let me know if there’s anything else you need!