title | description | services | author | ms.service | ms.topic | ms.date | ms.author |
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Azure Static Web Apps hosting plans |
Compare and contrast the different Azure Static Web Apps hosting plans. |
static-web-apps |
craigshoemaker |
static-web-apps |
overview |
10/05/2021 |
cshoe |
Azure Static Web Apps is available through two different plans, Free and Standard. See the pricing page for Standard plan costs.
Feature | Free plan (For personal projects) |
Standard plan (For production apps) |
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Web hosting | ✔ | ✔ |
GitHub integration | ✔ | ✔ |
Azure DevOps integration | ✔ | ✔ |
Globally distributed static content | ✔ | ✔ |
Free, automatically renewing SSL certificates | ✔ | ✔ |
Staging environments | 3 per app | 10 per app |
Max app size | 250 MB per app | 500 MB per app |
Custom domains | 2 per app | 5 per app |
APIs via Azure Functions | Managed | Managed or Bring your own Functions app |
Authentication provider integration | Pre-configured (Service defined) |
Custom registrations |
Assign custom roles with a function | - | ✔ |
Private endpoints | - | ✔ |
Service Level Agreement (SLA) | None | ✔ |
The following scenarios can help you decide if the Standard plan best fits your needs.
- Expected traffic volumes exceed bandwidth maximums.
- The existing Azure Functions app you want to use either has triggers and bindings beyond HTTP endpoints, or can't be converted to a managed Functions app.
- Security requirements that require a custom provider registration.
- The site's web assets total file size exceed the storage maximums.
- You require formal customer support.
- You require more than three staging environments.
See the quotas guide for limitation details.
You can move between Free or Standard plans via the Azure portal.
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Navigate to your Static Web Apps resource in the Azure portal.
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Under the Settings menu, select Hosting plan.
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Select the hosting plan you want for your static web app.
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Select Save.