Microsoft Intune Plan 1 — Pricing, Plans & What's Included

Microsoft Intune Plan 1 is a Commercial CSP purchasing option in the Intune catalog, because the Commercial source data lists the main Microsoft Intune Plan 1 SKU. It should be evaluated as the core Intune Plan 1 purchase path, but the exact service entitlements and any required companion licenses should be confirmed before checkout.

The Commercial catalog lists three related SKUs: Microsoft Intune Plan 1, Microsoft Intune Plan 1 Device, and Microsoft Intune Plan 1 Storage Add-On, because each appears as a separate Commercial purchasing option in the source data. Buyers should not treat them as interchangeable; confirm whether the main plan, the device SKU, or the storage add-on matches the licensing scenario.

No, the source data lists no trial for Microsoft Intune Plan 1, because every Commercial option is marked as non-trial. If you need to test Intune before a production purchase, ask IT Partner to confirm current Microsoft evaluation options or tenant trial paths outside this specific CSP listing.

Commercial options include monthly commitment paid monthly, annual commitment paid annually, and annual commitment paid monthly, because those term and billing combinations are shown in the catalog. Annual commitment paid annually has the lowest listed unit price in the source data, while annual commitment paid monthly is listed higher than annual paid annually. Confirm cancellation, renewal, and seat-change rules before choosing a commitment.

Buy Microsoft Intune Plan 1 only if its assignment model fits your users and management scenario, because the main Plan 1 SKU and the Device SKU are separate Commercial SKUs. Buy the Device SKU only after confirming device-based licensing is appropriate for your use case, such as shared or dedicated device scenarios. IT Partner should verify the current Microsoft licensing rules before purchase.

Microsoft Intune Plan 1 Storage Add-On is listed as a separate Commercial SKU, because the catalog shows it alongside the main Plan 1 and Device SKUs. Do not assume it is a standalone replacement for Intune Plan 1; prerequisite, dependency, and replacement rules are not provided in the source data. Confirm the required base licensing with IT Partner before relying on it.

Microsoft Intune Plan 1 is commonly positioned as the core Intune endpoint management plan, because it is the main Intune Plan 1 SKU in the Commercial catalog. However, this source data does not provide a verified entitlement list for capabilities such as device enrollment, app management, configuration profiles, compliance policies, or platform support. Confirm the exact current Microsoft service entitlements before buying.

The source data does not verify inclusion of advanced Intune Suite capabilities, Remote Help, Endpoint Privilege Management, or other advanced add-ons, because it only lists the Plan 1, Device, and Storage Add-On SKUs. Do not choose this SKU if your decision depends on advanced add-ons, broader Microsoft 365 bundles, or specific companion-license requirements until those needs are mapped. IT Partner can compare the right Intune purchasing path before checkout.

No, this Commercial Intune listing should not be treated as a Microsoft 365 productivity bundle, because the source data only lists Intune Plan 1, Intune Plan 1 Device, and Intune Plan 1 Storage Add-On. Teams, Exchange, SharePoint, and Microsoft 365 Apps are licensed through separate plans or bundles. Confirm whether your tenant already has the required productivity licenses.

No, Microsoft Intune Plan 1 should not be assumed to include Microsoft 365 Copilot, because Copilot is not listed in this Intune SKU source data. Copilot licensing typically depends on separate Microsoft 365 services, identity, security, and data readiness requirements. Ask IT Partner to validate Copilot prerequisites in your tenant before purchasing Intune for a Copilot-related project.

You may need companion Microsoft Entra ID capabilities for certain identity and access workflows, because Intune device compliance and Conditional Access scenarios can depend on licenses outside the Intune SKU itself. The source data does not verify companion-license requirements. Confirm your current Entra ID, Conditional Access, and Microsoft 365 licensing before designing the deployment.

Microsoft Intune is used for endpoint management and can be part of a security and compliance architecture, because organizations often use it to manage device configuration and compliance workflows. This specific source data does not verify the detailed Plan 1 entitlement list or required companion licenses for security scenarios. Confirm current Microsoft documentation for compliance policies, Conditional Access integration, endpoint security, and any Microsoft Defender dependencies.

Not by itself, because a Commercial Intune SKU does not automatically determine your full regulatory, data residency, or government cloud compliance posture. The product family is available in Commercial, Charity, Education, and Government segments, but this page is specifically for Commercial customers. If you have residency, sovereignty, GCC, or GCC High requirements, validate the correct cloud and licensing path before purchase.

A government customer should not assume the Commercial SKU is appropriate, because Government purchasing and cloud residency requirements may differ from Commercial. The source data shows Government as a segment where the product family exists, but this FAQ is for the Commercial listing. Confirm GCC, GCC High, eligibility, residency, and tenant cloud requirements with IT Partner before buying.

A nonprofit can buy Commercial licensing, but it should first check Charity eligibility, because the product family is also present in the Charity segment. Charity pricing, grants, and eligibility rules are separate from the Commercial catalog and are not defined in this source data. Confirm nonprofit qualification and the best licensing route before placing a Commercial order.

Education customers should not default to the Commercial SKU, because the product family is also present in the Education segment and education licensing may distinguish student, faculty, and institutional use. This Commercial page does not define Education eligibility or assignment rules. Schools should confirm the correct Education SKU and licensing model before buying.

Start by confirming whether you need the main Plan 1 SKU, the Device SKU, or the Storage Add-On, because the Commercial catalog lists them separately. Then verify existing Microsoft 365, Entra ID, security, and endpoint licenses so you do not duplicate coverage or miss prerequisites. IT Partner can help review tenant readiness, assignment approach, and the right commitment option before checkout.

A CSP transfer to IT Partner should not require moving user data or rebuilding the Microsoft tenant, because it is typically a partner and subscription relationship change rather than a tenant migration. To avoid disruption, do not cancel existing licenses until replacement subscriptions and assignments are confirmed. IT Partner can map the same Microsoft SKU and term where available and validate continuity before the transfer.

For the same Commercial SKU, term, and billing option, the Microsoft catalog price should be the same through CSP, because the subscription is still a Microsoft cloud service sold through the CSP channel. However, taxes, currency, promotions, partner services, and exact SKU mapping can affect the final invoice context. Confirm the selected SKU, term, billing frequency, and renewal settings before purchase.

Renewal, cancellation, and seat-change flexibility depend on the selected CSP commitment and billing option, because monthly commitment and annual commitment are governed by different subscription rules. The source data shows monthly and annual purchasing options but does not provide the operational cancellation or reduction rules. Confirm current Microsoft CSP policies with IT Partner before choosing the commitment or changing seat counts.