Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
Hi Mike,
If you have a business and want to start using Azure, you can create an Azure subscription online through Microsoft's sign-up process. Microsoft offers both Pay-As-You-Go and Free Azure options for eligible new customers.
To sign up for an Azure subscription:
- Create or sign in with a Microsoft account (work account or personal account, depending on your business requirements).
- Visit the Azure sign-up page Create an Azure account or go directly to Azure subscription signup
- Choose the subscription type:
- Azure Free Account if you're a new customer and want to evaluate Azure.
- Pay-As-You-Go if you're ready to deploy production workloads and pay only for the resources you use.
- Complete the identity and payment verification process. Microsoft will request a phone number and payment method for verification purposes.
- Once the subscription is created, sign in to the Azure portal and begin creating resources such as virtual machines, storage accounts, databases, and networking services.
For more information, please consult Create and scale Azure subscriptions - Cloud Adoption Framework | Microsoft Learn
If you already have Microsoft 365 for Business, you can typically use your existing Microsoft 365 work account to sign in to Azure. The account must be allowed to create subscriptions, and some organizations may require a billing administrator or global administrator to complete the purchase.
I hope this provides enough clarity and helps you stay inform with your current situation.
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