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Microsoft 365 Confirms New Premium Tier with a Premium Price
Microsoft 365 E7 bundles AI tools including Copilot upgrades and Anthropic's Copilot Cowork, aiming to boost productivity revenue amid $100 billion infrastructure investment.
- Microsoft announced the new Microsoft 365 E7 tier launching on May 1, 2026, priced at $99 per user per month, bundling Microsoft 365 E5 with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Agent 365, and Entra.
- After heavy infrastructure investment, Microsoft aims to monetize its data-center investments of over $100 billion and respond to customer demand, Judson Althoff said.
- E7's price breaks down as Copilot at $30, Entra identity tools at $12 and Agent 365 at $15 per user per month, with Agent 365 GA on May 1 and Copilot Cowork previewing this month for Frontier program participants.
- Analysts say enterprise customers considering upgrades to E5 or E7 may rise as Microsoft 365 commercial products and cloud services represent 30% of revenue, built on Microsoft's user base of roughly 450 million.
- Gartner, technology industry researcher, found the E7 discount at only 13.2, and analysts questioned its value, noting larger bundles should offer bigger discounts, Thill wrote.
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