Security & IT
Microsoft Intune
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Small businesses already on Microsoft 365 Business Premium, and Windows-heavy teams that want device health to control access to Microsoft 365.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- $8/user/month (Plan 1); included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium
- Plans
- Microsoft Intune Plan 1: $8.00 per user/month, paid yearly. Included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium ($22.00 per user/month, paid yearly, up to 300 users) and in Microsoft 365 E3 ($39) and E5 ($60). Add-ons: Intune Plan 2 $4.00/user/month; Intune Suite $10.00/user/month. Device-only licenses available for shared and kiosk devices. Free trial available.
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Key features
- Manages Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS and Android
- Windows Autopilot zero-touch laptop setup
- Device compliance tied to Microsoft Entra ID sign-in (Conditional Access)
- Included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium with Defender for Business and Entra ID P1
- Optional Intune Suite add-ons such as Remote Help and Endpoint Privilege Management
Pros
- Already included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3 and E5
- Microsoft's own tool for Windows, with Autopilot
- Can block sign-ins from non-compliant devices
- Per-user licensing covers people with several devices
Cons
- Dense admin center with a steep learning curve
- Mac and iPhone management is less polished than Apple-focused tools
- Often needs a Microsoft partner for a clean setup
- Hard to justify standalone if you don't use Microsoft 365
Sarah Chen