Skype (discontinued) Pricing

“Skype would seem most worth the cost for a company with more than 50 employees, but could be useful for smaller businesses if they still plan to utilize Skype's functions.”

“Positive: cost, it's affordable and often included in your Microsoft Suite Negative: due to the bad audio quality, we had to pay extra for another service even though this is already included in what...”

“Cost efficient Good return on investment Easy to implement.”

“We mainly use Skype for:

• Internal video calls and screen sharing.
• Easy and affordable tool for foreign calls (you can purchase a small credit for every user, so he can make foreign... … Skype is good for:
  
  • Internal video calls and screen sharing.
  • Easy and affordable tool for...”

“My department does not use Skype in a way that would be seen as generating a return on investment but for what the product does it is a good value. … I think that often people are confused on what usage or functions will cost them money to use.”

“Cost-wise it's expensive. … Cost wise, it only costs us a few hundred dollars.”

“The calling plans are cheap and affordable. … So there were cost savings on that from a training perspective.”

“I can't judge ROI, since I don't know the cost of using Microsoft tools campus-wide.”

“Minimizes Cost and need for expensive calling systems When acting up and buggy, inhibits communication and burns valuable time.”

“I'm not sure of the price of the tool or the subscription, but it strikes me as a tool that is on the cheaper end of the range versus Adobe Connect, Zoom, RingCentral, Microsoft Teams, etc. It does...”

“High data cost creates a large bill, but it's worth it.”