Microsoft Graph Metered API Update
Starting August 25, 2025, selected Microsoft Graph metered APIs will no longer incur usage charges. No client changes are needed, and final billing will follow the normal schedule. This update applies globally to all Microsoft 365 Graph API regions. We are changing how metered APIs in Microsoft Graph incur costs based on usage. Effective from August 25, 2025, the APIs listed on this page will no longer incur the metered charges previously applied. Here are some key dates: August 25, 2025 -After this date no further billing events will be registered when calling the impacted APIs (listed on this page). Final Billing – Your final bill for metered API calls will be on your normal billing schedule. For existing customers who have been using the APIs: This does not require any change to client applications or other action on your part. The final invoice will happen on your normal billing schedule. This change will impact all regions served by Microsoft 365 Graph APIs, and there is no additional action required from customers. Message ID: MC1122144
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