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Microsoft 365 Plans & Pricing
Find the best Microsoft 365 plan for your business
HK$
47
user/month
Microsoft 365 Business Basic
(Annual subscription)
Apps and services to kick-start your business, including:
- Identity, access, and user management for up to 300 employees
- Custom business email (you@yourbusiness.com)
- Web and mobile versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- Chat, call, and video conference with Microsoft Teams
- 1 TB of cloud storage per employee
- 10+ additional apps for your business needs (Microsoft Bookings, Planner, Forms, and others)
- Automatic spam and malware filtering
- Anytime phone and web support
- Copilot for Microsoft 365, available as an add-on
Secure cloud services:




Web and mobile apps only:




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HK$
97
user/month
Microsoft 365 Business Standard
(Annual subscription)
Everything in Business Basic, plus:
- Desktop versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- Webinars with attendee registration and reporting
- Collaborative workspaces to co-create using Microsoft Loop
- Video editing and design tools with Microsoft Clipchamp
- Copilot for Microsoft 365 available as an add-on*
Desktop, web, and mobile apps and secure cloud services:










HK$
64
user/month
Microsoft 365 Apps for business
(Annual subscription)
- Desktop versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- 1 TB of cloud storage per user
- Anytime phone and web support
Desktop, web, and mobile apps and secure cloud services:





HK$
31
user/month
Exchange Online (Plan 1)
(Annual subscription)
- 50 GB mailbox and messages up to 150 MB
- Outlook on the web provides a premium browser-based experience
- Focused Inbox makes it easy to track email that matters most
- Automatically move old messages to an In-Place Archive
Office Applications :
Not included
Services:
Not included
[*] Copilot for Microsoft 365 may not be available for all markets and languages. To purchase, customers must have a qualifying plan for enterprise or business.
More Product Features
Email and calendar
File storage and sharing
Teamwork and communication
Standard security and compliance
Support and deployment
Web and mobile apps
Installable desktop apps
AI powered assistance
Project and customer relationship management
Video editing
Webinars and live events
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