Microsoft 365 Pricing

“Providing the office suite with enterprise licenses is another way for a company to realize cost savings by eliminating the Office full purchase to a subscription based license.”

“The monthly/yearly subscription fees could be cheaper (as with any subscription service).”

“The key decisions affecting price and cost comparison or purchase should be based on identifying both present and future needs in segregating which would provide a clear ROI in terms of obtaining and... … Immediate ROI and value based on qualitative measures can be expected within 1-3 months post implementation Quantitative measures can take well over 12 months for large organizations Direct and...”

“I do not the exact cost (it is not a cheap suite) but on the medium and long term the return on investment is guaranteed.”

“It is probably more expensive overall than buying licenses for Office on a one-time basis, so it's slightly more expensive.”

“Not worth the price for small businesses because Google offers a better product for free.”

“We are very focused on productivity and price, and Microsoft's Office 365 allows for seamless interface with their suite of tools (we do not have a present need for PowerPoint); the cost of... … Getting so many apps for one low price is a new and welcome offer from Microsoft.”

“Microsoft 365 had a negative ROI when it replaced our in-house email server because it has a reoccurring cost, as opposed to an in-house email server which has a one-time cost. … Good value for what you get for the yearly subscription.”

“Only downside is that the license is a subscription and needs to be paid annually.”

“But for business users, Outlook alone is worth the price of admission.”

“At $20 per license, the return of investment has been 100%, even though we do not fully use all that it is capable of.”