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Azure NAT Gateway pricing

Simplify outbound internet connectivity for virtual networks

NAT Gateway is a fully managed service that securely routes internet traffic from a private virtual network with enterprise-grade performance and low latency. NAT Gateway provides built-in high availability using software-defined networking. Easily configure, scale and deploy outbound connectivity for dynamic workloads with NAT Gateway.

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Azure NAT Gateway

NAT Gateway (previously known as Virtual Network NAT) allows customers to simplify outbound connectivity for a virtual network at a per subnet level. Customers can scale their outbound connectivity from a virtual network by adding frontend IP addresses to NAT Gateway. NAT Gateway allows for outbound and response traffic to pass through. Unsolicited inbound connections from the internet are not permitted.

Billing starts when the resource is created. Data processing charges for NAT Gateway include outbound and return data.

Azure NAT Gateway offers 2 SKUs, Standard and StandardV2. Standard provides single availability zone support, whereas StandardV2 provides zone redundancy. Both are matched in price. There is no cost difference between the two SKUs.

Note: In addition to NAT Gateway Data Processed charges, Bandwidth charges are also applicable. Learn more about Bandwidth pricing.

Rate
Resource Hours $- per hour
Data Processed $- per GB

StandardV2 NAT Gateway Flow Logs

Log Category Logs enabled price per month
NatGatewayFlowlogsV1 $-

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  • Yes, the NAT Gateway hourly rate starts as soon as the resource is recreated. The hourly rate will be charged regardless of NAT gateway having subnets or public IPs attached.

  • All data outbound and inbound (return traffic only) is charged per GB.

  • All outbound and return data (response to outbound connections) is charged for by NAT Gateway.

  • Yes, a partial hour is billed as a full hour.

  • The charge is prorated hourly based on how long the Diagnostic setting remains active. For example, if the NatGatewayFlowlogsV1 setting is enabled for 71.5 hours, you will be billed for 72 hours and total cost for that month would be [72 ÷ 720 (total number of hours in a month) × $4] = $0.4.
  • Yes, in addition to charging for data processing by NAT Gateway, Azure also charges for data transfer out of Azure data centers. For more information on bandwidth charges, see Bandwidth pricing.

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