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Three calculators so you stop guessing: which SKU you need, how much you'll pay, and when it's worth jumping to F64.
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How to use this panel
Start with 1 · SKU if you don't know which capacity you need yet. If you already do, jump straight to 2 · Cost. The gauge on the left always reflects the capacity size (CU/s) you're looking at on each tab.
A rough estimate based on data volume, workload type, and report-viewer-only users. This doesn't replace a real pilot: Microsoft recommends running a trial capacity for 30–60 days and checking the Fabric Capacity Metrics App before committing.
Below F64, each of these users needs a Pro license (~€14/month). On F64 or above, they view for free.
Ballpark figures (approx. €0.18 / CU-hour on Pay-as-you-go, US region, mid-2026). Adjust the rate if you have the real price for your region from the Azure portal.
Reserved saves ~41%, but can't be paused — it's billed 24/7 for the full month.
Below F64, every viewer needs Power BI Pro. On F64 or above, all viewers get in for free. From how many users does the jump start paying off?