Microsoft 365 Business Premium Pricing

“The monthly subscription costs can add up quickly, and an organization needs to carefully weigh whether it is more cost effective to purchase a one-time perpetual Office license and use other, less... … In order to access any of Office 365 features, a monthly or yearly subscription must be purchased.”

“The price of the license is a bit expensive, should have a more reasonable price according to the plan we choose. … Probably in a small company all that you need is an Outlook account and Word, Excel and PowerPoint, that could be provided by another less expensive license.”

“The subscription feature makes it easy to keep track of licenses, and has all but eliminated the risk of lost software dollars when a machine goes down Paying a monthly per-seat fee is much more...”

“Premium is expensive but worth it if justified for your company A mix of Business standard and premium should always be considered The right product for the right workload requirements should be the...”

“The subscription-based model requires us to get the cost approved every year for budget reasons. … The cost of 365 annually is easily offset by productivity gains.”

“Price per license is worth if compared to what it can do, the potential is huge.”

“And it also allows us to work from different devices without problems.

The biggest drawback could be the cost per user, which is a bit more expensive than the competition.”

“The ability to work with partners that are not local is worth the price.”

“Sure, it's not free; however, it's well worth the money for our team and our company as a whole.”

“Return on investment or ROI with Microsoft 365 Business is not something I have dealt with.”

“Cost per user is monthly. … This solution supports our MS needs in a hosted and cost per user method.”