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Microsoft 365 - Productivity Tool

Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365

Founded by Bill Gates in 1975

Build, buy, and use, devices, and cloud services from one company

Cost

Paid

Rating

Mixed Reviews

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Microsoft to access a wide range of products including Windows operating systems, Office productivity apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, cloud computing through Azure, gaming via Xbox, and enterprise software for businesses. It covers personal computing devices, developer tools, AI services, and business applications. Whether you're writing documents, running servers, playing games, or building apps, Microsoft provides the underlying technology and services.

What Microsoft 365 does

Create and edit documents, spreadsheets, and presentationsDeploy and scale web apps on AzureSchedule and join video meetings through TeamsWrite and debug code in Visual StudioSync files automatically across Windows, Mac, and mobileSet up enterprise email accounts with ExchangeBuild automated workflows using Power AutomateIncludes Office apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OutlookAzure cloud offers virtual machines, databases, and AI servicesMicrosoft Teams combines chat, video calls, and file sharingGitHub integration for code hosting and version controlWindows OS runs on over a billion devices worldwideBuilt-in AI assistant Copilot across Office appsOneDrive syncs files across devices automatically

Pricing breakdown

PlanPrice10 seats / yr
Microsoft 365 Personal$6.99 / mo$838.8
Microsoft 365 Business Basic$6.00 / mo$720
Azure Pay-as-you-go$0

Annual estimates assume continuous billing at the listed list price. Volume discounts typical above 50 seats.

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