Microsoft Entra Private and Internet Access — Pricing, Plans & What's Included

Microsoft Entra Private and Internet Access is a product family with separate Commercial SKU choices for Microsoft Entra Private Access, Microsoft Entra Internet Access, frontline worker variants, and Remote Network Bandwidth. It is not a single all-inclusive bundle, because the Commercial catalog lists Private Access and Internet Access as separate selectable SKUs.

Microsoft Entra Private Access is for securing access to private applications and internal resources, while Microsoft Entra Internet Access is for securing access to internet and SaaS destinations. Buyers should select the SKU that matches the access scenario, because purchasing one does not automatically grant the other.

Yes, buy both if the organization needs both private application access and secured internet or SaaS access, because the Commercial catalog lists them as separate SKU choices. If the project only covers one scenario, start with the matching SKU and confirm the deployment architecture before purchase.

No, Microsoft Entra Private Access does not include Microsoft Entra Internet Access, because the catalog shows separate Commercial SKUs for each product. Select both only when the user population needs both private app access and internet access protection.

No, Microsoft Entra Internet Access does not include Microsoft Entra Private Access, because Private Access is listed as a separate Commercial SKU. Use Internet Access for internet and SaaS access scenarios, and add Private Access when users also need access to private applications or internal resources.

Remote Network Bandwidth is a separate Commercial SKU for scenarios that require separately purchased remote network capacity. Do not add it automatically, because the required unit behavior, sizing, and whether it applies depend on the planned network architecture and should be confirmed with IT Partner before purchase.

Yes, the Commercial catalog includes frontline worker SKU variants for both Microsoft Entra Private Access and Microsoft Entra Internet Access. Use them only when the users qualify for frontline worker licensing and the usage pattern fits, because eligibility and assignment rules should be verified before purchase.

No trial SKU is shown in the current Commercial source catalog for Microsoft Entra Private and Internet Access. If a proof of concept is needed, plan it through a paid SKU, an existing entitlement if available, or confirm any Microsoft evaluation options with IT Partner.

No, these Entra access SKUs do not include Microsoft 365 apps, Teams, Copilot, endpoint operating systems, SIEM tools, or managed deployment services, because those items are not shown as bundled into the listed SKUs. This product secures access paths; it does not license the productivity apps or Copilot experiences users access.

Confirm tenant readiness, supported deployment pattern, client or connector requirements, Global Secure Access configuration, and any Conditional Access dependencies before rollout. This is necessary because the catalog identifies the purchasable SKUs, but it does not state every technical prerequisite or assignment rule for the customer’s architecture.

It can reduce or replace some legacy VPN use cases when the target is secure access to private applications and resources, because Microsoft Entra Private Access is designed for identity-centered private access. Do not assume full VPN replacement for every protocol, network segment, or operational requirement until the application inventory, connector design, and user access patterns are validated.

Start with an access inventory, because the correct SKU mix depends on whether users need private app access, internet access, or both. Then pilot a limited user group, validate Conditional Access and client or connector behavior, and confirm whether Remote Network Bandwidth is required before expanding.

It supports Zero Trust access projects by tying access decisions to Microsoft Entra identity, policy, and context rather than relying only on broad network reachability. That said, the license is not a complete security program by itself, because endpoint posture, identity licensing, logging, incident response, and compliance controls must be aligned in the customer environment.

No, it should not be treated as a SIEM replacement, because the listed SKUs are access products and the source catalog does not bundle third-party SIEM tools or managed compliance services. Confirm available logs, retention, export paths, and integration needs before using it for audit or regulatory reporting.

The Commercial catalog shows monthly commitment, annual commitment paid upfront, and annual commitment paid monthly options. Annual upfront is the lowest current catalog rate posture shown, annual paid monthly carries a higher rate posture, and monthly commitment provides the most flexibility; pricing and terms should be confirmed at quote time.

Quantity increases are generally possible during the term, while reductions are typically restricted after the Microsoft CSP cancellation window and are often handled at renewal or within allowed cancellation periods. Confirm the current CSP rules before purchase, because annual commitment paid monthly is still an annual commitment even though invoices are monthly.

Cancellation depends on the selected commitment term and current Microsoft CSP policy, because monthly and annual commitments have different flexibility. In CSP, cancellations or seat reductions are usually limited to a short post-purchase or post-renewal window, so confirm the current cancellation window with IT Partner before ordering.

A CSP partner change or replacement plan can usually be handled as a commercial and administrative transition rather than a technical tenant migration, because the Microsoft tenant and deployed configuration can remain in place when planned correctly. IT Partner should first verify the current subscription source, term, renewal date, and SKU match to avoid entitlement gaps.

Switching CSP management should not change the Microsoft cloud service itself, because the workload remains in the customer tenant when the transition is properly coordinated. The selected SKU and term are quoted from the current Microsoft Commercial catalog, but the final invoice can vary based on taxes, partner services, and any separately agreed support or deployment work.

Use the Commercial SKU for standard business tenants, because Government and Education are separate segments in the catalog and may have different eligibility, compliance, residency, or licensing rules. GCC and GCC High customers should confirm the correct Government offer and cloud environment; nonprofits should confirm charity eligibility and grant context; Education customers should confirm student versus faculty licensing before buying.