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Microsoft 365 Prices Are Changing: Lock in Current Rates by June 30 and Help Customers Optimize their Microsoft Solutions.

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TL;DR Microsoft 365 prices are increasing July 1, 2026. Customers who renew before June 30 can lock in current rates for one year. This is also a good moment to review their broader Microsoft setup and make sure they're getting full value. Shield your customers from the price increase—and help them plan what's next Microsoft 365 pricing is going up on July 1, 2026—but customers who act before J...

Microsoft 365 Prices Are Changing: Lock in Current Rates by June 30 and Help Customers Optimize their Microsoft Solutions. Microsoft 365 prices are increasing July 1, 2026. Customers who renew before June 30 can lock in current rates for one year. This is also a good moment to review their broader Microsoft setup and make sure they're getting full value. Microsoft 365 pricing is going up on July 1, 2026—but customers who act before June 30 can lock in current rates for another year. If you work with businesses that rely on Microsoft 365, now is the time to reach out and help them do exactly that. It's also a natural opportunity to make sure they're getting full value from their Microsoft solutions—reviewing their current setup, checking that licenses match their actual needs, and having a broader conversation about where Microsoft can take them next. This article covers what's changing, what to do before the deadline, and how to make this a genuinely useful conversation for your customers. Starting July 1, 2026, Microsoft will increase pricing on a wide range of Microsoft 365 commercial suites and standalone…

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