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Why Logic Apps (Consumption) Remains the Preferred Choice for Cost-Effective Automation: Share Your Insights to Shape Future Enhancements

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June 10, 2025

Logic Apps (Consumption) users are invited to share why they continue using this cost-effective, lightweight automation solution instead of switching to Logic Apps (Standard). Your feedback via a quick survey will help shape future improvements tailored to your needs. Unique :

Why Are Customers Sticking with Logic Apps (Consumption)?

Microsoft is reaching out to Logic Apps (Consumption) users to understand why they continue using this model. Whether it fits your needs perfectly or you’ve thought about switching to Logic Apps (Standard) but haven’t yet, your feedback matters. The goal? To improve your experience and support your integration journey better.

What’s New: A Quick Survey for Users

To gather real user insights, Microsoft has launched a short survey. It only takes a few minutes to complete but can significantly impact future updates. The survey asks what’s working well and what’s holding you back from switching to the Standard plan.

Here’s the link to share your thoughts: aka.ms/la-consumption

Major Updates and User Feedback

Many users highlight cost as a major reason for staying with Consumption. Small businesses especially appreciate the pay-as-you-go model, which suits their light automation needs without the overhead of a full infrastructure.

“Consumption is all about cost for our clients. Small businesses don’t really need a full standard infrastructure.” – Community Contributor

Some users wish for a hybrid option, like a “Logic Apps Standard Consumption” tier or a free tier (WS0), which could make moving off Consumption more attractive.

Why This Matters for Integration Pros

Logic Apps (Consumption) remains popular because it’s simple and cost-effective for many scenarios. However, as workflows grow complex, the Standard version offers more control and features. Microsoft’s survey aims to balance these needs by listening closely to the community.

“If there was Logic Apps Standard Consumption or WS0, that would be reason enough to move off Consumption.” – Community Contributor

What You Should Know

Consumption is ideal for lightweight, infrequent automation tasks.
Standard offers more capabilities but may come with higher costs and complexity.
Your feedback will shape future Logic Apps improvements and pricing models.

Don’t miss the chance to influence the roadmap. Whether you love Consumption or are curious about Standard, your voice counts.

Final Thoughts

Microsoft’s call for feedback shows a commitment to evolving Logic Apps with real user needs in mind. If you’re running integrations on Consumption, take a moment to share your experience. It’s a small step that could lead to big improvements in Azure integration services.

Logic Apps (Consumption) is favored for its affordability, especially by small businesses automating occasional tasks.

Many users find the Consumption model perfectly suits their current automation needs without requiring full infrastructure.

There’s interest in a hybrid Logic Apps Standard Consumption plan to ease migration and offer more options.

Microsoft seeks direct customer insights to understand barriers to adopting Logic Apps (Standard).

Participating in the survey influences future development and support for Logic Apps services.

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