Cost of storage for Azure DevOps [closed] - azure-devops

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We are looking at migrating to Azure DevOps, our current DevOps instance is 460GB, some of which we can possibly look at trimming off but we don't feel like we'll meet the 30GB requirement for a dacpac import.
My question is, if the database ends up being 100GB+, will we get charged for the extra storage as I cannot see anywhere where Microsoft state if they charge for storage used.
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