US EditionMicrosoft 365 Prices Rising For Businesses and Governments in July 2026
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Microsoft 365 Prices Rising For Businesses and Governments in July 2026
Microsoft has announced that it will raise prices on its Microsoft 365 productivity suites for businesses and government clients starting in July 2026, marking the first commercial price increase since 2022. Small business and frontline worker plans face the steepest hikes: Business Basic jumps 16.7...
Microsoft knows that organizations face an increasingly complex landscape, with demands for IT tools and security, as well as facilities for their productivity. For the next year it will improve its Microsoft 365 offering with AI-driven capabilities, but adjusting the prices of some of its plans. AI to unify workflow Threat protection in email and IT Teams will be able to better manage The new capabilities will arrive in 2026 with price adjustme…
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ARNMicrosoft to raise Office 365 prices for government and enterprise
Microsoft plans to raise its Office 365 prices for government and enterprises because it plans to support increasingly complex security challenges, evolving technological needs, and the need for modernisation for artificial intelligence (AI). In a blog, Microsoft said its expanding availability of security, management, and AI features to a wider range of Microsoft 365 Government offerings in 2026. It will also update its pricing for Microsoft 36…
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