There are now several different ways of paying for licenses for Power Apps. Therefore we need to simulate how much we thing we will use and what it will cost using different prising models to see what will be most cost effective. This could be done in a spreadsheet. Have any of you done this before? These are the types of licenses to choose, but we dont't know what to choose without making some calculations/simulations:
-Pay as you go
-CSP
-Enterprise
Anyone? 🙂
Hi @Doffe83 ,
Yes we do calculate it in excel based on the power apps plan we need , no of full users and no of read only users.
CSP Pricing is not fixed. It purely depends on the discount offered by Microsoft based on the partnership you hold with them and other buying decisions. This is normally cheaper than pay as you go.
The following Power Apps licensing changes are into effect on October 1, 2021:
Reference : Power Apps pricing and licensing updates (microsoft.com)
If you are targeting Dynamics 365 plans, try this simulation blog,
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Pricing Calculator (pricingdynamics365.com)
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Hi @Doffe83 ,
Did you manage to resolve this?
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Hi, thanks for sharing. What I'm looking for is some spreadsheet or "calculator" for estimating total cost of Power Apps lisencing using "pay-as-you-go" versus the "ordinary" pricing (per user/plan). If you or anyone elske have one - or a screenshot of one - I'd love to see it 🙂
Hi @Doffe83 ,
This is a simple representation,
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