Regarding the price, it's comparable to other service providers. We've also looked at Check Point's offerings, and the pricing doesn't seem to be an issue. We pay for it monthly, and I don't find it expensive. Microsoft's pricing is quite reasonable. It is normal.
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The product is bundled with Microsoft 365. It is not licensed separately. The subscription can be paid yearly or monthly. The solution is less expensive than Google.
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The licensing can be on the expensive side, especially in the cloud space. They may not be the absolute most expensive option, but they are indeed on the higher end. However, that comes with a certain level of quality. It's like comparing Apple products to other phones in the market. For example, Apple iPhones and tablets are priced higher for a reason. They are known for their security and quality, which is why they can command a premium price. And people are willing to pay that premium because they trust the brand.
The pricing of the solution is reasonable. We are usually local, and most of our clients are in the development phase. So they're taking the governmental discount. We do not pay for extra support.
The solution's pricing is subscription-based rather than a yearly licensing cost. Pricing is based on the size of the environment and company and can be expensive.
The solution is very expensive right now. On some occasions, it's cheap compared to the Microsoft Defender. If I check online, its prices can be made a little bit lower. On a scale of one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is very expensive, I rate the pricing a six. For licensing, we can make monthly or yearly payments. Right now, we pay 5 USD per month to secure a person's license.
The solution is expensive but is backed by Microsoft's reputation. Some companies have difficulty with billing because they are surprised by ongoing costs. For example, you might purchase a package but then realize you need other things. Microsoft might alert you of security issues but when you try to reconfigure, you find that you have to pay for the feature. If you already have an agreement for $500,000 it is difficult to add $500,000 to do things the best way. The cloud version is more expensive than on-premises but it resolves any scalability issues. The cloud's purpose is to always be available without any work.
Licenses for this solution are available as packages of different tiers. The package will differ depending on the features that an organization wants, but all packages come with some default features included.
Microsoft Exchange Online Protection (EOP) is a comprehensive email filtering and security service designed to protect organizations from spam, malware, and other email-based threats. It provides advanced threat protection, anti-malware and anti-spam filtering, and data loss prevention capabilities.With EOP, organizations can ensure the security and integrity of their email communications. It uses multiple layers of filtering and scanning to detect and block malicious content, including...
The price depends on the licensing model such as Open, Enterprise or Cloud Service Provider (CSP).
@Antonio Funicelli thanks for the reply.
I have a few questions:
1. What is the EA level?Â
2. When you wrote the annual payment, did you mean it's a monthly payment if paid in advance for 12 months?
3. Is it per unit/license?
Thanks.
Regarding the price, it's comparable to other service providers. We've also looked at Check Point's offerings, and the pricing doesn't seem to be an issue. We pay for it monthly, and I don't find it expensive. Microsoft's pricing is quite reasonable. It is normal.
The product is bundled with Microsoft 365. It is not licensed separately. The subscription can be paid yearly or monthly. The solution is less expensive than Google.
The product's pricing is competitive for the US market. However, it is expensive for the regions where businesses don't have enough budget to invest.
The solution should reduce the cost. We use the E3 license.
We pay licensing fees yearly.
The solution falls on the higher or more expensive side of the spectrum.
The licensing can be on the expensive side, especially in the cloud space. They may not be the absolute most expensive option, but they are indeed on the higher end. However, that comes with a certain level of quality. It's like comparing Apple products to other phones in the market. For example, Apple iPhones and tablets are priced higher for a reason. They are known for their security and quality, which is why they can command a premium price. And people are willing to pay that premium because they trust the brand.
It's a high price. When comparing it to Microsoft Defender and Mimecast, it is more expensive.
The pricing of the solution is reasonable. We are usually local, and most of our clients are in the development phase. So they're taking the governmental discount. We do not pay for extra support.
The solution is fairly priced.
The solution's pricing is subscription-based rather than a yearly licensing cost. Pricing is based on the size of the environment and company and can be expensive.
Microsoft Exchange Online Protection is a good solution at an affordable price. It is a good investment.
The solution is very expensive right now. On some occasions, it's cheap compared to the Microsoft Defender. If I check online, its prices can be made a little bit lower. On a scale of one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is very expensive, I rate the pricing a six. For licensing, we can make monthly or yearly payments. Right now, we pay 5 USD per month to secure a person's license.
Online Protection is fairly expensive.
The pricing is expensive, however, it is valuable to have, so that pricing is okay.
Apart from the license fee for the solution, there are no additional costs.
The price of Microsoft Exchange Online Protection is reasonable.
The solution is expensive but is backed by Microsoft's reputation. Some companies have difficulty with billing because they are surprised by ongoing costs. For example, you might purchase a package but then realize you need other things. Microsoft might alert you of security issues but when you try to reconfigure, you find that you have to pay for the feature. If you already have an agreement for $500,000 it is difficult to add $500,000 to do things the best way. The cloud version is more expensive than on-premises but it resolves any scalability issues. The cloud's purpose is to always be available without any work.
I don't have details surrounding pricing.
Licenses for this solution are available as packages of different tiers. The package will differ depending on the features that an organization wants, but all packages come with some default features included.
The solution has annual licensing.
Our license for Microsoft Exchange Online Protection is covered by our enterprise agreement.
The price could be lower.