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Azure Machine Learning
Redmond, Washington, USA
What it is
Azure Machine Learning is a web-based service for machine-learning workflows. It supports forecasting, time-series modeling, model evaluation, and automated machine learning. Models can be deployed in batch or in real time, and API access is available. The listed data connectors value is 3.0. Azure Machine Learning uses a paid pricing model and has no free plan. Pay as you go charges for compute capacity by the second without long-term commitments or upfront payments. The savings plan requires a fixed hourly amount for one or three years. Reservations use one-year or three-year reserved virtual-machine commitments. Microsoft is listed as founded in 1975 and headquartered in Redmond, Washington, USA. Buyers can weigh the deployment modes, modeling workflows, API access, and commitment structures against their machine-learning requirements.
For and against
For
- Supports automated machine learning
- Includes forecasting and time-series modeling
- Batch and real-time deployment
- API access available
- Pay as you go has no upfront payment
Against
- Paid service
- No free plan listed
- Longer-term options require commitments
The verdict
Azure Machine Learning covers several modeling workflows and supports both batch and real-time deployment. Its paid structure offers different compute commitment approaches but no free plan.
Who it suits
It suits teams running forecasting, time-series, evaluation, or automated machine-learning workflows on the web. It also fits applications that need batch, real-time, or API-based deployment.
Plans and prices
Pay as you go
Pay for compute capacity by the second · No long-term commitments or upfront payments
Read 20 Sep 2026 · azure.microsoft.com
Azure savings plan for compute
Commit to a fixed hourly amount for 1 or 3 years
Read 20 Sep 2026 · azure.microsoft.com
Reservations
One-year or three-year reserved virtual machine commitments
Read 20 Sep 2026 · azure.microsoft.com