Microsoft 365 Changes
Microsoft has just updated pricing across its Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise plans, with increases varying depending on the licence you use.
For businesses, this means Microsoft 365 costs could increase by around 5% to 23% at your next renewal.
What’s Changing?
The price increases vary across the Microsoft 365 range and come alongside continued development of the platform, including additional capabilities within some licences, improved security tooling and Copilot Chat features.
As your Microsoft licensing partner, Freestyle TS will be passing through the same percentage increase applied by Microsoft.
For customers with annual commitment licenses, your existing pricing will remain in place until your next renewal date, when the new pricing will take effect. For customers on monthly commitment plans, the changes will have already been applied.
A Good Time to Review Your Licences
A price increase is also a good reason to check you’re paying for the right Microsoft 365 licences in the first place.
Businesses change. People join and leave, requirements evolve and licences can easily accumulate over time.
Before your next renewal, we can review your current Microsoft 365 setup to identify whether your licensing still fits your business, where licences could be better allocated and whether you’re paying for anything you no longer need.
Know What You’re Paying For
Microsoft 365 remains an important part of how most businesses work, but that doesn’t mean licensing should simply roll over without review.
