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Hybr
Developer(s)Cloud Assert
Engine
    PlatformWeb (hosted and on-premises)
    TypeCloud billing; cloud management; AI infrastructure billing
    Websitehybr.com

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    Hybr is a platform developed by Cloud Assert for billing, cloud management and AI infrastructure services for Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) partners, managed service providers (MSPs) and other service providers.[1] Its product areas include Microsoft CSP billing, cloud FinOps, usage-based billing, reseller management and an AI Factory for operating GPU and model capacity.[1][2]

    Overview

    According to the company, Hybr is designed for providers that resell services through partner tiers. It is described as a single portal for Microsoft CSP provisioning, licence management and billing, and for multi-tenant management of hybrid and multi-cloud resources.[1] The company states that Hybr is used in more than 30 countries.[1]

    Hybr is listed on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace.[3]

    Product areas

    Microsoft CSP

    • Microsoft CSP billing and subscription management: NCE-compliant provisioning, licensing and billing for Microsoft CSP partners.[1]
    • CSP license management: automated license management and compliance.[1]
    • CSP Billing Ultimate: a billing offer for Direct Bill partners and Indirect Providers, sold with a Hybr Prime membership.[4]

    Cloud FinOps and billing

    • Cloud FinOps: splits multi-cloud costs and billing reports by tenant, department, team and project, with budget alerts.[1]
    • Cloud SaaS billing: collects usage and cost data from clouds, on-premises systems, SaaS applications and custom services.[1]
    • Usage-based and metered billing: meters Azure, VM, Kubernetes, GPU and AI token use and bills it on one invoice.[2]
    • Billing and invoicing: automated, flexible invoicing.[1]
    • Pricing: dynamic, customer-specific price lists and markups.[1]

    AI Factory

    The AI Factory product is described as turning GPUs, models and inference endpoints into billable multi-tenant AI services.[2] Its published components are:[2]

    • LLM Gateway: turns an existing gateway into a multi-tenant service with OpenAI SDK-compatible endpoints, per-tenant inference endpoints, spend attribution per tenant, model-level visibility and health monitoring.
    • AI Applications and token billing: packages, publishes and bills AI applications, with catalog publishing, deploy or import of instances, and tenant visibility control.
    • Kubernetes and GPU-as-a-Service: sells capacity from existing Kubernetes, OpenShift or Rancher clusters, including GPUs, as metered services.[1]

    Live consumption tracking covers GPU-hours, tokens, storage and egress per tenant.[2]

    Infrastructure platforms

    • VMware alternative: a vendor-neutral self-service catalog and billing layer to replace vCloud Director.[1]
    • Azure Stack Hub: manages tenants, resource providers, health and consumption from one console.[1]
    • Azure Local: multi-tenancy, self-service provisioning and metered billing.[1]
    • Azure: connects Azure subscriptions for self-service, governance and consolidated cost management.[1]

    Resellers and self-service

    • Reseller management: management and performance tracking across reseller tiers.[1]
    • Multi-level reseller hierarchies: scoped access for distributors, resellers and end customers.[2]
    • White-label portals: custom branding, with partners selling under their own name.[2]
    • Margin visibility: cost, price and margin for each tier.[2]
    • Self-service portal: subscription, user and invoice management for customers.[1]
    • Onboarding and lifecycle management: customer onboarding and lifecycle monitoring.[1]

    Governance and automation

    • Governance: standardised cloud governance across single, hybrid and multi-cloud setups.[1]
    • Multi-tenancy and RBAC: secure multi-tenancy and role-based access control.[1]
    • Automation: automated cloud operations.[1]
    • Cost allocations and workbench: distributes costs across departments and provides a cost analysis tool.[1]

    Integration and APIs

    • REST API: APIs for custom integrations and real-time data.[1]
    • Webhooks: event-driven notifications that trigger workflows.[1]
    • Zapier integration: no-code connections to other applications.[1]
    • XaaS (Anything as a Service): on-demand delivery of IT services.[1]

    Marketplace and listings

    Hybr is sold through the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. Listings include Hybr® CSP, CSP Billing Ultimate and Hybr® SDX Datacenter.[3][4][5]

    Microsoft CSP billing

    Hybr supports Microsoft CSP and NCE billing and licence management.[1]

    Intended users

    According to the company, Hybr is intended for Microsoft CSPs and MSPs, distributors, telecommunications and cloud providers, and independent software vendors that sell cloud services.[2]

    Reception

    Public listings on Microsoft marketplaces and software directories carry customer reviews.[citation needed] No independent analysis in reliable sources has been identified.

    See also

    References

    1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 "Microsoft CSP Billing & Hybrid Cloud Management Platform for MSPs & Microsoft CSPs – Hybr". Hybr. Retrieved 2026-10-14.
    2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 "AI Factory for Service Providers – Hybr". Hybr. Retrieved 2026-10-14.
    3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Hybr® CSP – Microsoft Azure Marketplace". Microsoft. Retrieved 2026-10-14.
    4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "CSP Billing Ultimate 2025 for Direct Bill Partners – Microsoft Marketplace". Microsoft. Retrieved 2026-10-14.
    5. ↑ "Hybr® SDX Datacenter – Microsoft Marketplace". Microsoft. Retrieved 2026-10-14.

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