Microsoft 365 Plans & Pricing

HK$

47

user/month

Microsoft 365 Business Basic

Apps and services to kick-start your business, including:

Secure cloud services:

Web and mobile apps only:

Everything in Business Basic, plus:

Desktop, web, and mobile apps and secure cloud services:

HK$

64

user/month

Microsoft 365 Apps for business

Desktop, web, and mobile apps and secure cloud services:

HK$

31

user/month

Exchange Online (Plan 1)

Office Applications :

Not included

Services:

Not included

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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