Plus, there are additional costs beyond just the add-ons themselves. Defender Vulnerability Management costs $2 per user per month on top of Microsoft Defender Endpoint P2 or $3 per user per month when licensed alone to use with a third-party endpoint detection and response product. The Intune Suite add-on to Plan 1 that includes all Plan 2 features, and all existing and forthcoming à la carte features, is $10 per user per month. These add-on services are not cheap, especially when purchased by customers who need hundreds or thousands of seats.Ĭopilot for Microsoft 365 is $30 per user per month. In December 2019, Directions counted 14 such available add-ons. Licenses for devices and service accounts not covered by the Microsoft 365 suites, such as Exchange Online Plan 2 (for shared mailboxes Teams Shared Devices.Premium capabilities beyond the base features included in Microsoft 365 suites, such as Microsoft 365 Copilot, Power BI Premium, and Teams Premium.Capabilities that might be needed to meet security, compliance and management needs, such as Defender Vulnerability Management, Priva Privacy Risk Management, and Microsoft 365 Cross Tenant User Data Migration.These add-ons include features, apps, and licenses that may be needed above and beyond what's standard in the $36 (USD) per user per month Microsoft 365 E3 and $57 per user per month Microsoft 365 E5 subscriptions. And like many parents and kids discover the hard way, when the expected batteries aren't included with your new, pricey toy, no one is happy.ĭirections on Microsoft has long tracked all the extra-cost add-ons to Microsoft 365 plans. Microsoft is making more and more new features and apps available as paid add-ons for Microsoft 365 customers. When your company shells out more than $700 per user per year for Microsoft's top-of-the-line E5 subscription, you would assume it would include everything you'd need.

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