We are using the E3 license for Microsoft 365 with the E5 compliance license add-on. The prices are quite reasonable, but unfortunately, I don't know the hourly rates since they are globally negotiated for the entire group, and we probably have some nice discounts. In Ukraine alone, we have five thousand users.
Cyber Security Engineer at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
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2022-11-11T20:15:00Z
Nov 11, 2022
Despite some setbacks regarding the premium features for automating and integrating in Power Apps—you can only use the handiest stuff if you pay a premium price—there are many good things that come with the license that we already have. There is training as well; we can attend as much training as we want. They also provide good support. Overall, the pricing is okay.
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There are some products that are available on a subscription basis. Predominantly, what I use is the one that comes with the operating system and I use other third-party products basically to cover anything that's missing.
It is a part of our Microsoft licensing. We pay for a yearly renewal. Its price is reasonable for the size of the organization we are. It is fairly competitive, and you get what you pay for. We have an E5 license, and a part of understanding the E5 license is to see what all you get with it. If you really look at it from that standpoint, you get a lot of value. You have Defender and all its security features in there as well. Their licensing is fairly flexible. They have different programs. We've seen ones where you could pay for up to three to five years in advance. There is also a monthly pay-as-you-go type of deal, but we're doing a yearly renewal and fixing the budget.
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I am satisfied with the tool's pricing.
The pricing is reasonable. We have a yearly subscription.
We are using the E3 license for Microsoft 365 with the E5 compliance license add-on. The prices are quite reasonable, but unfortunately, I don't know the hourly rates since they are globally negotiated for the entire group, and we probably have some nice discounts. In Ukraine alone, we have five thousand users.
It's a little bit pricey compared to competitors, but it's not too high. On a scale from one to 10, where 10 is expensive, it's a seven.
The product has the best price-to-performance ratio. Its pricing is better than other products.
Despite some setbacks regarding the premium features for automating and integrating in Power Apps—you can only use the handiest stuff if you pay a premium price—there are many good things that come with the license that we already have. There is training as well; we can attend as much training as we want. They also provide good support. Overall, the pricing is okay.
Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention is part of a bundle and is not sold as a standalone product.
There are some products that are available on a subscription basis. Predominantly, what I use is the one that comes with the operating system and I use other third-party products basically to cover anything that's missing.
It is a part of our Microsoft licensing. We pay for a yearly renewal. Its price is reasonable for the size of the organization we are. It is fairly competitive, and you get what you pay for. We have an E5 license, and a part of understanding the E5 license is to see what all you get with it. If you really look at it from that standpoint, you get a lot of value. You have Defender and all its security features in there as well. Their licensing is fairly flexible. They have different programs. We've seen ones where you could pay for up to three to five years in advance. There is also a monthly pay-as-you-go type of deal, but we're doing a yearly renewal and fixing the budget.