Bring a dated source.
You supply all prices. A region or capacity label does not retrieve a catalog rate, establish eligibility or verify your source.
Fabric capacity planning, with your own rates
Turn an operating schedule, a capacity rate and explicit monthly costs into a scenario you can explain. See the formulas, compare hours and keep the assumptions with the result.
Your Fabric cost scenario
Every rate comes from you. Enter the hourly price for one whole capacity, not the price per capacity unit (CU). The planner does not fetch prices, validate licensing rules or predict the workload a capacity can support.
Use one currency throughout. Enter 0 explicitly for any cost or quantity you intentionally exclude. Taxes, discounts, networking, egress, support and other charges are excluded unless you include them in your inputs. Do not enter cloud credentials or sensitive information.
Synthetic example loaded. All rates, labels and source details are fictional and are not published vendor prices.
Make the model reviewable
You supply all prices. A region or capacity label does not retrieve a catalog rate, establish eligibility or verify your source.
Active hours × whole-capacity hourly rate, plus your monthly storage, licenses and other costs. Decimal calculations produce explicit line items.
Sensitivity shows the effect of changing assumed hours. It does not forecast workload, performance or your next invoice.
For a decision that needs a fuller model
Ask about a scoped modeling pilot. We can agree the workload assumptions, deliverables and price before work begins.
Opens your email app. No scenario inputs are included.