- Azure IoT Development Cookbook
- Yatish Patil
- 172字
- 2025-02-24 12:23:25
How to do it...
To find out the what will be the price based on the IoT solution needs we will use the pricing calculator provided by Microsoft Azure:
- The price is per size of the IoT Hub instance.
- First find out the size and units per size required.
- First use the following link to go to Azure pricing calculator:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/calculator/
- Now select the Azure service for which you want to estimate the price, in our case it is IoT Hub:

Select the service for estimation
- Once you have selected IoT Hub service, it will show the estimation area:

IoT Hub selected for price estimation
- Select the IoT Hub tier based on the number of messages per day capability you want to build in your IoT solution:

Select the IoT Hub tier
- Select the number of units required to full fill your requirement amount of messages per day:

Set the units for selected tier
- I have selected S1 tier with 2 units. It will support 800 k messages per day at $100.