TL;DRHiveMQ is now available as a transactable offer on Microsoft Azure Marketplace, giving customers a new procurement path through the Microsoft ecosystem. Public plan options suit self-serve teams with standard T&Cs. Private offers support enterprise buyers with negotiated pricing, custom terms and multi-year agreements.
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Customers can now buy HiveMQ through Azure, aligning procurement with existing Microsoft cloud budgets.
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For Azure customers, eligible purchases may count toward Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) - helping teams adopt HiveMQ while drawing down existing cloud spend.
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HiveMQ supports flexible deployment across Azure, on-premises, and hybrid environments regardless of which purchasing path is used.
Who this is for: IT architects and procurement leads evaluating HiveMQ through existing Microsoft cloud agreements.
HiveMQ is now available as a transactable offer on Microsoft Marketplace.
This gives customers a new way to buy HiveMQ through the Microsoft ecosystem, with support for both self-serve purchases through a public plan and private offers for larger enterprise requirements. For organizations already building on Azure, this creates a more familiar procurement path and helps align HiveMQ purchases with existing cloud buying processes.
How Can Customers Buy HiveMQ Through Azure?
Buying enterprise software often involves more than selecting the right technology. Teams also need to work through procurement, billing, vendor onboarding, budget approvals and internal purchasing requirements before they can move from evaluation to production.
With HiveMQ on Microsoft Marketplace, customers can purchase HiveMQ through a familiar Azure buying experience. Teams can get started through a self-service public plan, while custom or enterprise options that need negotiated pricing, custom terms, multi-year agreements or tailored commercial structures can work with HiveMQ through private offers.
Our goal is to make it easier for customers to buy HiveMQ in the way that best fits their organization.
Better Alignment with Azure Cloud Commitments
HiveMQ is eligible for Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment, commonly known as MACC. For eligible Azure customers, qualified HiveMQ purchases may count toward existing Azure spend commitments, helping teams adopt HiveMQ while making use of cloud budgets already committed through Microsoft.
HiveMQ is also Azure IP co-sell eligible, strengthening collaboration between HiveMQ and Microsoft teams when supporting shared customers. For those shared customers, this creates a more connected buying experience across HiveMQ, Microsoft, and their existing Azure investment.
What Deployment Options Are Available With HiveMQ on Azure?
HiveMQ is designed for organizations that need reliable, scalable and secure MQTT-based data movement across enterprise and industrial environments. Customers can deploy HiveMQ in their own Azure environment, on premises or across hybrid architectures, depending on their operational and infrastructure needs.
This flexibility is especially important for teams modernizing data infrastructure across cloud, edge, and industrial environments. Customers can choose the deployment model that fits their architecture while using Microsoft Marketplace as the commercial path to purchase.
What Does Microsoft Marketplace Availability Mean for Customers?
This marketplace availability gives customers more choice in how they purchase HiveMQ.
The public plan allows self-serve teams to move faster, while private offers allow enterprise buyers to explore negotiated commercial requirements.
For Azure customers, this also creates a purchasing path that better aligns with existing Microsoft procurement, billing and cloud commitment processes. The result? A simpler way to bring HiveMQ into production through the Microsoft ecosystem.
