Office 365 E3 is probably a good mid-range plan. It includes most of the features that you are likely to need, but lacks the advanced enterprise features found in the E5 plan.

The Microsoft Bookings service will be getting new capabilities in a week or so, and it will be available under a couple of more Office 365 subscription plans, Microsoft announced today.

Microsoft is going down the naming route it established with Office 365 and will make available Secure Productive Enterprise E3 and Secure Productive Enterprise E5 options. The E3 option will ...

Credit: Microsoft Six months ago, in August 2021, Microsoft unveiled a coming "substantive" price increase for Office 365, due to take effect on March 1. But on February 28, Microsoft announced a ...

Microsoft says that while it will support Windows 10 users running Microsoft 365 with security updates for a few years, new ...

Calling E5 a “niche” SKU in the Office 365 Enterprise line-up, Ullman said E3 would continue to be the dominant plan. “E5 is too expensive currently and Microsoft has gone too high on pricing.

Office 365 E3 already costs $36 per user, per month. It's an even bigger investment for Microsoft 365 Standard customers, as that service costs just $12.50 per user, per month.

Prices will rise in March 2022 for Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Microsoft 365 Business Premium, Office 365 E1, Office 365 E3, Office 365 E5 and Microsoft 365 E3.

Microsoft 365 Business Premium increases from $20 per user to $22 per user. Office 365 E3 will cost $23 per seat, Office 365 E5 will cost $38 per seat, and Microsoft 365 E3 will cost $36 per seat.

And in their Sunday note on the new subscription pricing, Goldman analysts suggest that Office 365 Commercial revenue made up 18% of Microsoft's total revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021.

Interestingly, Microsoft has fully adopted the Office 365 labels — E3 and E5 — to denote the different plans for not only Windows 10 Enterprise subscriptions, but others, too, including Secure ...