Private Offer
You can create and manage all of your Azure Marketplace private offers via Suger Console or API
Overview
Private offers let Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and partners in the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program grow their revenue by creating time-bound customized margins that suit each entity’s business needs. As an ISV, you can specify the margin and duration to create a wholesale price for your CSP partner. When your partner makes a sale to a customer, Microsoft will make its payments to you off the wholesale price.
There are two price types in the private offer you can select to customize the original price of the plans. They are Discount Price and Absolute Price.
Discount Price
Set a discounted percentage off based on the original price of the plan. For example below:
- The
Plan for Growth
is type of Flat Rate pricing model. - Its original price is $499 per month + $0.01 per unit for extra usage of
support_unit
. - The private offer price on this plan is 7% off. So the final price after discount is $464.07 per month + $0.0093 per unit for the extra usage of
support_unit
.
Absolute Price
Set an absolute price which is quite independent from the original price of the plan. For example below:
- The
Plan for Enterprise
is type of Flat Rate pricing model. - Its original price is $1999 per month + $0.01 per unit for extra usage of
contract_unit
and $0.01 per unit for extra usage ofsupport_unit
. - The private offer on this plan is absolute price, which is $9 per month + $0.02 per unit for extra usage of
contract_unit
and $0.01 per unit for extra usage ofsupport_unit
.
Suger Console
In Suger Console, You can easily create the Azure Marketplace private offers for your customers or CSP Partners. Click the button of Create Offer
in the Suger console offer page, select the target Azure Product and fulfill the info listed as below:
- Customer Billing Account ID: Specify the billing account for the customer receiving this private offer. This will only be available to the configured customer billing account and the customer will need to be an owner or contributor or signatory on the billing account to accept the offer. Customers can find their billing account in the Azure Portal.
- Start Date: There are two options to set the start date of the private offer once it is accepted. One is applying the accepted date as the start date. The other is to specify the start date - the first day of the selected month.
- End Date: The private offer will end on the last day of the selected month.
- Expiry Date: Your offer will expire after this date and your customer will not be able to accept it.
- Notification Contacts: The email addresses for the users to be notified of any changes in the private offer status. This field is optional.
- Pricing: Configure the discount % off or absolute price for one or multiple plans in a private offer. One example is shown below.
Suger API
Suger has open API available you can integrate with to create private offers programmatically for Azure Marketplave. Contact us here to get more detailed guidance.
Microsoft Partner Center
Here is the link to your Microsoft Partner Center dashboard for creating private offers. The official detailed guidance can be found here.