Microsoft Intune Pricing 2026

Pricing varies by plan. Check the official pricing page for current rates.

Check the pricing section above for free tier availability.

Key features include the items listed in the pricing tiers above.

Value depends on your specific needs and use case. Compare features across plans.

Microsoft Intune pricing starts at $4/user/month for Plan 2 and $8/user/month for Plan 1, with a Suite option at $10/user/month. However, certain advanced features like update rings require higher-tier licensing. Intune is also included in Microsoft 365 E3, E5, and Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) bundles. Review your specific feature requirements carefully, as licensing complexity is a common pain point.

Yes, Intune supports hybrid environments through hybrid connectors, making it ideal for organizations transitioning to cloud or maintaining both on-prem and cloud resources. However, it may not be as well-suited for organizations that are 100% on-premises with no existing hybrid connectors.

Microsoft Intune provides unified endpoint management for Windows, Android, iOS, and macOS devices from a single admin console. It integrates with Windows Autopilot, Apple Business Manager, and Android Enterprise for streamlined device onboarding.

Policy and app deployment times vary. Sometimes updates are very quick, while other times they can take longer. The 'Sync now' feature doesn't always update everything immediately—in some cases, you may need to wait up to 24 hours for changes to fully propagate. Additionally, removing a policy from Intune does not automatically remove it from enrolled endpoints.

Yes, but Android management requires additional software beyond the base Intune Plan 1 ($8/user/month) or Plan 2 ($4/user/month) subscription. Budget additional setup time for Android enrollment compared to Windows.

Intune works best for Microsoft applications such as Edge and Microsoft 365 apps. Multiple users report friction when deploying third-party or line-of-business applications to Windows devices — expect additional packaging and configuration effort.

Intune's built-in remote access integration is limited to TeamViewer. Organizations using other tools such as BeyondTrust will need to maintain separate workflows or invest in additional integration work.

Reviewers consistently highlight automated device provisioning (Windows Autopilot), centralized control of Windows features and settings, app protection policies for Microsoft 365 apps, and the ability to deploy device settings and compliance policies at scale.

Several reviewers flag initial setup as a pain point, particularly for non-Microsoft or mixed-platform environments. Teams without in-house Microsoft endpoint management expertise should budget time for configuration and potentially professional services assistance.

The cheapest paid tier is Plan 2 at $4/user/month. Plan 1 costs $8/user/month. The Suite plan — the most comprehensive option — costs $10/user/month.

Based on current published pricing, the per-user rates are the same whether billed monthly or annually: Free ($0), Plan 2 ($4/user/month), Plan 1 ($8/user/month), and Suite ($10/user/month). There is no published discount for annual commitment.

Intune works best for deploying Microsoft apps like Edge and Office 365. Deploying other Windows applications is more complex and requires additional configuration effort. Android device management also requires additional software components beyond the base Plan 1 ($8/user/month) subscription.

Intune's built-in remote access integration is primarily limited to TeamViewer. Organizations using tools like BeyondTrust will need workarounds or separate licensing, as native support is not available out of the box.

Multiple reviewers note that initial setup is complex and the GUI is not particularly intuitive. Organizations new to Intune should budget IT staff time for initial configuration of policies, enrollment workflows, and certificates — or engage a Microsoft-certified consultant for faster deployment.