Azure CSP Price Lists

[JASA1976]

I've downloaded the zip file for the Azure CSP pricing and the reserved instance pricing, but they both contain 2 spreadsheets. Which one are you supposed to use for costing out a solution?

For Example in this months is it "Azure RI CSP Commercial Price List - June, 2019" or "Azure Partner Shared Services RI Commercial Price List - June, 2019" for the reserved instance coss price for partners?

For Azure CSP the files are "Azure in Global CSP Price List -June 11 2019" and "Azure Partner Shared Services Global CSP Price List -June 11 2019"

[JASA1976]

Also to confirm the price it gives you is the anual pricing and not monthly as its doesn't say.

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@JASA1976 wrote:

I've downloaded the zip file for the Azure CSP pricing and the reserved instance pricing, but they both contain 2 spreadsheets. Which one are you supposed to use for costing out a solution?

For Example in this months is it "Azure RI CSP Commercial Price List - June, 2019" or "Azure Partner Shared Services RI Commercial Price List - June, 2019" for the reserved instance coss price for partners?

For Azure CSP the files are "Azure in Global CSP Price List -June 11 2019" and "Azure Partner Shared Services Global CSP Price List -June 11 2019"

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[JanoschUlmer]

Azure Partners Shared Services pricelist is when obtaining an Azure Subscription for your own internal partner use, not for selling RIs to a customer - see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-solution-provider/overview/partner-shared-services

For end customer it is  "Azure RI CSP Commercial Price List".

The price is annual (1 year or 3 year) for RI - "Duration" column shows the unit - also aligned with the fact you would get billed for the shown 1- or 3-year amount at once. You can also see this by comparing 1 and 3 year pricing - if it would be monthly, the monthly costs for 3-year committment would be lower.

Also you can use the Azure pricing calculator to see CSP pricing and do calculation (this way you can also easily add license & storage costs in the calculation instead of combining info from multiple price lists). Just be sure to log in with the same account you use for CSP in Partner Center - and then you can choose pricing level at the bottom: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/calculator/