Pricing is not something I am concerned about. In Azure, there is no keyboard listed. When I look at cost diagrams, the keyboard doesn't appear. It is not a concern for me. If I don't know the cost, it's not a priority. There are more important cost-related issues in Azure to resolve. The keyboard is insignificant among my twenty priorities. Cost management is not.
Azure Key Vault is a very, very expensive solution. Currently, the solution's pricing is based on the number of transactions, which is very high in some cases.
Dev Ops Engineer at a wellness & fitness company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Mar 5, 2024
Considering the features provided by the product, I would say that the solution is available at a good price point. The payment is made as a whole for all the Microsoft products used in our companies. I don't remember the exact price of Azure Key Vault. The product is affordable, in my opinion.
Azure Key Vault is an affordable solution. On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive, I rate Azure Key Vault's pricing a three out of ten.
Principal Cosultant at a tech vendor with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
May 15, 2023
The cost is quite cheap. There are no extra costs beyond the standard fees, beyond maybe data transfer charges. It's $0.025 per 10,000 data transactions, so it is quite cheap.
Cloud Architect at a marketing services firm with 11-50 employees
Real User
Aug 17, 2021
Key Vault, like every Azure service, has a cost associated with it, but you don't have to spend thousands of dollars to spin up an environment to build a key management system. It's already there. You pay as you go, similar to other services in Azure.
You do need a special agreement in order to receive technical support. While I don't directly deal with pricing, my understanding is that it's okay, and not too expensive.
Co Founder & CTO at a manufacturing company with 1-10 employees
Real User
Jul 23, 2020
The cost of the Azure Key Vault is very high and the pricing model is based on the number of keys that you store and retrieve. It is billed in blocks, such as 1,000 passwords that I can store. However, if I am paying to store information for 1,000 users then the pricing is not discounted if I only need to store 500.
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The pricing of Azure Key Vault is nominal, not that expensive.
The setup cost is low, as my usage is not extensive. I would classify it as low priced.
We use only Entra Free. We are planning to buy protection for Entra.
I find the pricing to be good.
Pricing is not something I am concerned about. In Azure, there is no keyboard listed. When I look at cost diagrams, the keyboard doesn't appear. It is not a concern for me. If I don't know the cost, it's not a priority. There are more important cost-related issues in Azure to resolve. The keyboard is insignificant among my twenty priorities. Cost management is not.
Azure Key Vault is a very, very expensive solution. Currently, the solution's pricing is based on the number of transactions, which is very high in some cases.
The price of the product is okay for my company.
Considering the features provided by the product, I would say that the solution is available at a good price point. The payment is made as a whole for all the Microsoft products used in our companies. I don't remember the exact price of Azure Key Vault. The product is affordable, in my opinion.
The product is inexpensive.
We use a pay-as-you-go license for the solution, which is not very expensive.
The product costs much less compared to other vendors.
Azure Key Vault is expensive.
I rate the solution's pricing a four out of ten.
Azure Key Vault is an affordable solution. On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive, I rate Azure Key Vault's pricing a three out of ten.
The cost is quite cheap. There are no extra costs beyond the standard fees, beyond maybe data transfer charges. It's $0.025 per 10,000 data transactions, so it is quite cheap.
The solution is affordable compared to other competitors.
I find the pricing of Azure Key Vault to be reasonable.
Compared to other solutions, Azure Key Vault is much cheaper. I give the price of the solution a ten out of ten.
The price of the solution is reasonable for what we are using it for.
Key Vault, like every Azure service, has a cost associated with it, but you don't have to spend thousands of dollars to spin up an environment to build a key management system. It's already there. You pay as you go, similar to other services in Azure.
The pricing is decent. It has a pretty low price. It is a straightforward cost based on usage.
You do need a special agreement in order to receive technical support. While I don't directly deal with pricing, my understanding is that it's okay, and not too expensive.
The cost of the Azure Key Vault is very high and the pricing model is based on the number of keys that you store and retrieve. It is billed in blocks, such as 1,000 passwords that I can store. However, if I am paying to store information for 1,000 users then the pricing is not discounted if I only need to store 500.