Automation & Integration
Microsoft Power Apps
From $20Free plan
Organizations standardized on Microsoft 365, Entra ID and Dataverse that want internal apps governed the same way as the rest of their Microsoft estate.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free Developer Plan (build and test only); Premium $20/user/month (annual)
- Plans
- Developer Plan: free for building and testing only, with 3 developer environments, prebuilt, custom and on-premises connectors, a 2 GB Dataverse database and up to 750 automation flow runs/month. Premium: $20.00/user/month paid yearly, unlimited apps and Power Pages sites for the licensed user, premium connectors, 250 MB Dataverse database and 2 GB file storage per license, agentic features and Microsoft 365 Copilot chat in apps; $12.00/user/month paid yearly with a 2,000-seat minimum. Pay-as-you-go: $10 per active user per app per month, billed through an Azure subscription (a user counts once they open the app that month). Extra Dataverse capacity: $40/GB/month (annual add-on), or $48/GB/month pay-as-you-go above the included 1 GB.
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Key features
- Describe an app in plain language and get an app plan and blueprint to refine
- AI help with screen design and data modelling
- Drag-and-drop, AI-generated or custom-code apps
- Dataverse as a managed data platform, plus premium and on-premises connectors
- Managed Environments for governance, data-loss policies and auditing, with Microsoft Entra ID sign-in
Pros
- Fits Microsoft 365 identity and admin with Entra ID sign-in
- Pay-as-you-go option charges only for users who open an app that month
- Dataverse gives a managed database with no separate vendor
- Free Developer Plan to build and test
Cons
- Every production user needs a license or a pay-as-you-go charge
- Licensing and storage add-ons take effort to understand
- Cloud only, not open source
Sarah Chen