Senior System Engineer at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Mar 5, 2026
Microsoft Configuration Manager is licensed as part of Microsoft Endpoint Management manager, generally included in Microsoft volume licensing agreements. The cost is reasonable considering the enterprise-level features, but it scales depending on the number of managed devices and the inclusion of Intune for co-management. The platform delivers a strong ROI through automation, compliance, and endpoint management at scale.
Systems Architect at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Sep 26, 2025
I don't have information about the pricing of Microsoft Configuration Manager because I don't work with that aspect. It's bundled with some other Windows licenses that we purchase as one large package, so I don't know the specific cost.
Technical solution leader at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Aug 2, 2024
The solution is expensive. Microsoft Configuration Manager would likely be considered high-priced for small businesses because they may not fully utilize all of its features and capabilities.
Network Engineer & System Administrator at Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics
Real User
Jun 4, 2024
Since we are a government organization, money is not an issue. There's an agreement between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and Microsoft.
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Microsoft Configuration Manager offers efficient software deployment, OS updates, and inventory management. Integration with Intune enhances mobile device oversight and complements its powerful reporting and automation features, reducing manual tasks and improving scalability and control.Microsoft Configuration Manager enables enterprises to manage patches, apps, and operating systems across devices through centralized and remote controls. It supports hybrid environments, automating tasks for...
Microsoft Configuration Manager is licensed as part of Microsoft Endpoint Management manager, generally included in Microsoft volume licensing agreements. The cost is reasonable considering the enterprise-level features, but it scales depending on the number of managed devices and the inclusion of Intune for co-management. The platform delivers a strong ROI through automation, compliance, and endpoint management at scale.
I don't have information about the pricing of Microsoft Configuration Manager because I don't work with that aspect. It's bundled with some other Windows licenses that we purchase as one large package, so I don't know the specific cost.
The pricing for Microsoft Configuration Manager is okay for me, so I can give it a middle rating of four or five.
The setup cost is considered sufficient. It is not significant enough for us to consider a change at the moment.
The solution is expensive. Microsoft Configuration Manager would likely be considered high-priced for small businesses because they may not fully utilize all of its features and capabilities.
Since we are a government organization, money is not an issue. There's an agreement between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and Microsoft.
We use the tool's free license. It is expensive.
It comes free with the Microsoft account. We have a yearly agreement, and all products are covered under it.