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Microsoft 365 Business Standard: price in South Africa

Microsoft 365 Business Standard costs USD 14,00 per user per month with an annual commitment, excl. VAT — Microsoft’s list price for South Africa, in US dollars, as of 15 October 2026. Price on microsoft.com

SKU ID
O365_BUSINESS_PREMIUM
O365_BUSINESS_PREMIUM is Microsoft’s own ID for Microsoft 365 Business Standard, as in its licensing list. Despite the ID, this licence is not Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
GUID
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What’s included37 service plans

  • Avatars for Teams
  • Avatars for Teams (additional)
  • Commercial data protection for Microsoft Copilot
  • Common Data Service
  • Common Data Service for Teams
  • Exchange Online (Plan 1)
  • Insights by MyAnalytics
  • Microsoft 365 Apps for business
  • Microsoft 365 Lighthouse (Plan 1)
  • Microsoft Azure Rights Management Service
  • Microsoft Bookings
  • Microsoft Clipchamp
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  • Microsoft Forms (Plan E1)
  • Microsoft Invoicing
  • Microsoft Kaizala Pro
  • Microsoft Loop
  • Microsoft Planner
  • Microsoft Search
  • Microsoft StaffHub
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Mobile Device Management for Office 365
  • Nucleus
  • Office for the Web
  • Power Apps for Office 365
  • Power Automate for Office 365
  • Power Virtual Agents for Office 365
  • Project for Office (Plan E3)
  • RETIRED - Outlook Customer Manager
  • SharePoint (Plan 1)
  • Skype for Business Online (Plan 2)
  • Stream for Office 365
  • Sway
  • To-Do (Plan 1)
  • Viva Engage Core
  • Viva Learning Seeded
  • Whiteboard (Plan 1)
  • Yammer Enterprise

Microsoft 365 Business plans are designed for up to 300 users in total per organisation.

Source: Microsoft, Product names and service plan identifiers for licensing (list of 23 September 2026).

Also sold as

Other SKUs in Microsoft’s list that carry this name or an edition of it. Check the exact SKU ID before you order. The labels spell out Microsoft’s own SKU names: “hub licence” for a name or ID ending in “_HUB”, “min. 500 seats” for “(500 seats min)”, “EEA” for Microsoft’s editions for the European Economic Area, and “alternative SKU” for a second SKU with exactly the same name.

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