- 05 Aug 2026
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Purchasing Turbo360 via Azure Marketplace
- Updated on 05 Aug 2026
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Overview
You can purchase Turbo360 through the Azure Marketplace using your existing Azure billing infrastructure. This lets your organization consolidate Turbo360 licensing costs within your Azure bill rather than managing a separate payment method.
Business value
Purchasing through the Azure Marketplace reduces procurement complexity by leveraging commitments and billing relationships you already have with Microsoft. Both purchase routes produce the same outcome — a Turbo360 license delivered by the Turbo360 team — and differ only in how the offer is structured and accepted in the Azure portal.
How it works
Turbo360 is available as a SaaS offer in the Azure Marketplace. You subscribe to a private offer scoped exclusively to your Azure tenant. The subscription creates a billing resource in a resource group of your choice, which appears on your Azure bill. There is no code execution from this resource — it solely represents your billing entitlement.
There are two ways to complete the purchase. The preferred approach is a direct private offer.
| Purchase route | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Direct private offer | Turbo360 creates a private offer via WeTransact and sends it directly to your billing account. You accept and complete the purchase through the Azure portal. | Organizations with an existing Microsoft billing account ID and straightforward procurement approval. |
| Private plan | Turbo360 creates a private plan visible only in your Azure tenant. You locate and subscribe to it in the Azure Marketplace. | Organizations that prefer the standard Azure Marketplace subscription flow. |
Both routes appear slightly differently in the Azure portal, but the end result is identical: a billing resource in your subscription and a Turbo360 license issued by the Turbo360 team.