Microsoft SharePoint Pricing

“In my opinion, the cost of the license is not worth it.”

“While a little pricy at $10 a month (the other plan isn't worth it), if your team can afford it, MS SharePoint is totally worth it.”

“Very good value for what is included in Microsoft subscription plan Easy team file storage. … Microsoft SharePoint provides this a bit but could improve but the value of Microsoft SharePoint is greater given it is included in our subscription.”

“This solution was much easier to build and setup, but expensive consultants convinced the company to implement the more expensive solution, and thus inadvertently resulted in a 24-month Go-Live delay. … Negative ROI - The complexity of the initial setup and configuration delayed the Go-Live date by 24 months, meaning a large amount of unbudgeted money was spent on configuration.”

“The cost for the enterprise license is very high. … Increase our development speed by more than 30% Allowed us to develop robust solution that would have cost more if bought and not necesarly met our needs.”

“Because it comes with our M365 licenses, it is an outstanding value Almost every person in our organization gets some value from Microsoft SharePoint, even if they do not know they are using it.”

“The price is not worth it It needs some training to use it fully. … Not cheap to buy.”

“We have had no negative ROI at this point Positive ROI includes less employee time spent looking for documents, more document storage in the cloud and less on-prem (because we use SharePoint Online -...”

“It won't happen overnight, but the value on investing this time is worth it. … But that's the price you have to pay for the online availability, the local storage, etc. To get the full benefit of SharePoint, you really want someone how is an expert.”

“But it is worth its value as an end user sees it because it isn't costing them individually to use the program.”

“Pricing is dependent on the deployment model chosen: on-premise, subscription, and hybrid.”