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Technology company offering software, hardware, and cloud computing services.

Entry price
$8
Dynamics 365 Business Central Team Members · /user/mo, billed annually
Plans tracked
4
1 add-on
Pricing changes
0
None published yet
Pricing model
Subscription
Free tier available

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Current plans

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PlanTypePrice
Dynamics 365 Business Central Free TrialPlanFree
Dynamics 365 Business Central Team MembersPlan$8 /user/mobilled annually
Dynamics 365 Business Central EssentialsPlan$80 /user/mobilled annually
Dynamics 365 Business Central PremiumPlan$110 /user/mobilled annually
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Company Facts

Free tierYes
Employees10000+
Tracked sinceNov 16, 2024
Pricing last seenJun 19, 2026
Websitemicrosoft.com

How Microsoft compares with its peers

CompanyEntry priceLast change
GGoogle
Google
ContactOct 12, 2026
IIBM
IBM
$4.24 /client device/moJul 3, 2026
OOracle
Oracle
Contact—
SSalesforce
Salesforce
$25 /user/mo, billed annuallyOct 19, 2026
AAdobe
Adobe
$4.99 /mo, billed annuallyJul 3, 2026
VVMware
VMware
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Microsoft pricing FAQ

How much does Microsoft cost?
Microsoft pricing starts at $8/user/mo on Dynamics 365 Business Central Team Members, billed annually. Microsoft lists 4 plans on its pricing page; the Dynamics 365 Business Central Free Trial plan is free.
Does Microsoft have a free plan?
Yes. Microsoft's Dynamics 365 Business Central Free Trial plan is free; paid plans start at $8/user/mo on Dynamics 365 Business Central Team Members, billed annually.
What pricing model does Microsoft use?
Microsoft uses subscription pricing across 4 plans, with a free tier.
Who are Microsoft's pricing peers?
Pulse compares Microsoft with Google, IBM, Oracle, Salesforce, Adobe and VMware.