微软365新定价生效，受AI影响部分产品涨幅高达42%

Microsoft 365 for business 企业版迎来涨价

仿佛万物皆涨还不够，Microsoft 365 订阅用户如今正面临曾在 2025年12月 首次宣布的涨价。微软称之为“打包与定价更新”，这不过是企业说辞，实则是商业版、企业版、前线版和政府版套件的续订费用上涨，这项变更于 2026年7月1日 正式生效。

这家市值2.9万亿美元的公司给出的理由是，这并非单纯的提价，而是过去一年在AI、安全和IT管理方面所有交付成果的体现。至于其AI支出是否足以让某些SKU涨幅高达43%，则是另一回事，我们稍后会看到具体数字。

如果你管理着 Microsoft 365 商业版账户，或者是在软件账单上涨时会被责怪的员工，你可能已在7月1日截止日期前收到微软账户发来的邮件。

所幸，截至目前，Microsoft 365 个人版和教育版的价格没有变化。

7月1日后你需要为 Microsoft 365 多付多少钱？

微软的新定价表由 Windows Latest 最先发现，显示各产品线涨幅不均，部分相当陡峭。Microsoft 365 Business Basic 从每位用户每月6美元涨至7美元，涨幅16%。Business Standard 从12.50美元涨至14美元，涨幅12%。Business Premium 是少数维持不变的套餐之一，仍为22美元。

企业版方面，Office 365 E3 从23美元涨至26美元（13%），Office 365 E5 从38美元涨至41美元（8%），Microsoft 365 E3 从36美元涨至39美元（8%），Microsoft 365 E5 从57美元涨至60美元（5%）。Office 365 E1 维持10美元不变。Microsoft 365 E7，较新的 Frontline 套件，完全不在此次更新之列。

来源：微软

不幸的是，前线工作者受到的冲击最重，Microsoft 365 F1 从2.25美元涨至3美元，涨幅33%；F3 从8美元涨至10美元，涨幅25%。如果从这些套餐中移除 Teams 会更糟，不含 Teams 的 F1 上涨43%，不含 Teams 的 Business Basic 上涨23%。

独立附加组件同样不能幸免，Windows Enterprise 每设备许可上涨31%，从5.85美元涨至7.63美元，而且这是在RAM价格已经攀升之上，今年公司为新PC做预算时不得不考虑。Microsoft 365 Apps 每设备上涨17%，从36美元涨至42美元。Entra Plan 1 和 EMS E3 也都出现两位数涨幅。

查看下方的对比，你会发现新的高定价方案中包含了“with Copilot”的标记：

这家软件巨头对非营利组织与普通企业一样无情。不过，非营利组织本就享有商业价格固定的60-75%折扣，因此其账单变化与其他人同步。GCC、GCC High 和 DoD 云上的政府客户面临与商业版相同的涨幅百分比，但美国 AGC 不受影响，且任何超过10%的政府涨价将根据联邦法规分多年逐步实施。消费者和教育版定价完全没有变化。

微软声称多付的钱能换来什么

微软正在捆绑一些新功能以冲淡涨价冲击。Office 365 E3 和 Microsoft 365 E3 将获得 Microsoft Defender for Office 365 计划1，此前这是需要单独付费的附加组件。Office 365 E1、Business Basic 和 Business Standard 则获得了 URL 点击时保护，这样链接在有人点击的那一刻就被扫描，而不仅仅是在邮件首次收到时。

Microsoft 365 E3 和 E5 租户还将获得 Intune Remote Help、Intune Advanced Analytics 和 Intune Plan 2，这些都集成到套件中。E5 客户还将额外获得 Intune Endpoint Privilege Management、Microsoft Cloud PKI 和 Enterprise Application Management。E5最大的新增内容是 Microsoft Security Copilot，微软此前单独销售，现在每1000个许可证每月包含400个安全计算单元（SCU），上限为10,000个SCU。

Business Basic 和 Standard 用户获得额外50GB的邮箱存储空间，而且所有受影响的套件都将获得 Copilot Chat 增强功能，微软在今年早些时候推出了这些功能，包括收件箱和日历感知以及对 Word、Excel 和 PowerPoint 代理的访问。到这里，我确信涨价全是为了 AI 的改进！

微软表示打包变更从2026年6月开始，预计在 8月1日前完成，并将在消息中心提前30天通知。如果你在7月1日前已续订，则在下一次续订前维持原价，而且无论你支付多少，都能获得所有这些功能。

完整定价表和官方常见问题解答可在 微软许可页面 查看。

Microsoft 365 for business is getting a price hike for enterprises

As if the price increases across nearly everything weren’t enough, Microsoft 365 subscribers are now staring down a price hike that was first announced back in December 2025. Microsoft is calling it a “packaging and pricing update,” which is corporate speak for higher renewal bills across Business, Enterprise, Frontline, and Government suites, and the change officially kicked in on July 1, 2026.

The $2.9 trillion company’s reasoning is that this is not a plain cost hike but a culmination of everything they have shipped over the past year across AI, security, and IT management. Whether their AI spending justifies a 43% jump on some SKUs is a different conversation, and we will get to the numbers in a bit.

If you manage a Microsoft 365 Business account, or you are the person in your company who gets blamed when the software bill goes up, you have probably already received an email on your Microsoft account ahead of the July 1 deadline.

Fortunately, as of now, there is no change in pricing for Microsoft 365 Personal and Education.

How much more will you pay for Microsoft 365 after July 1?

Microsoft’s new pricing tables, first spotted by Windows Latest, show increases that are uneven across the lineup, and some are steep. Microsoft 365 Business Basic goes from $6 to $7 per user per month, a 16% increase. Business Standard climbs from $12.50 to $14, up 12%. Business Premium is one of the few plans staying flat at $22.

On the Enterprise side, Office 365 E3 rises from $23 to $26 (13%), Office 365 E5 goes from $38 to $41 (8%), Microsoft 365 E3 moves from $36 to $39 (8%), and Microsoft 365 E5 increases from $57 to $60 (5%). Office 365 E1 is not moving from $10. Microsoft 365 E7, the newer Frontier suite, is not part of this update at all.

Source: Microsoft

Unfortunately, frontline workers get the hardest hit, with Microsoft 365 F1 jumping from $2.25 to $3, a 33% increase, and F3 going from $8 to $10, up 25%. It gets worse if you remove Teams from these plans, as the no-Teams version of F1 rises 43%, and Business Basic without Teams climbs 23%.

Don’t expect standalone add-ons to not get similar treatment as Windows Enterprise per-device licensing goes up 31%, from $5.85 to $7.63, and that is on top of RAM prices already climbing for companies budgeting new PCs this year. Microsoft 365 Apps per device rises 17%, from $36 to $42. Entra Plan 1 and EMS E3 both increase by double digits too.

Check the comparison below, and you’ll notice “with Copilot” in the new higher pricing scheme:

The software giant is just as unkind to nonprofits as it is with regular corporations. However, the former already has a fixed 60-75% discount off commercial rates, so their bills move in lockstep with everyone else’s. Government customers on GCC, GCC High, and DoD clouds see the same percentage bumps as their commercial equivalents, though US AGC is untouched, and any government increase above 10% gets phased in over several years to comply with federal rules. Consumer and education pricing are not changing at all.

What Microsoft says you get for the extra money

Microsoft is bundling in new capabilities to soften the blow. Office 365 E3 and Microsoft 365 E3 are getting Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Plan 1, which was previously an add-on people paid separately for. Office 365 E1, Business Basic, and Business Standard are picking up URL time-of-click protection, so links get scanned the exact moment when someone clicks them instead of only when the email is first received.

Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 tenants are also getting Intune Remote Help, Intune Advanced Analytics, and Intune Plan 2 folded into the suite. E5 customers get Intune Endpoint Privilege Management, Microsoft Cloud PKI, and Enterprise Application Management also. The biggest addition for E5 is Microsoft Security Copilot, which Microsoft had been selling separately and is now including at 400 Security Compute Units per month for every 1,000 licenses, capped at 10,000 SCUs.

Business Basic and Standard users get an extra 50GB of mailbox storage, and every affected suite is getting the Copilot Chat enhancements Microsoft rolled out earlier this year, including inbox and calendar awareness and access to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint agents. At this point, I am certain that the price increase is all for AI improvements!

Microsoft says the packaging changes began in June 2026 and should be complete by August 1 , with a 30-day notice slated to come in the Message Center. If you already renewed before July 1, you keep your old price until your next renewal, and you still get every one of these features regardless of what you are paying.

Full pricing tables and the official FAQ are available on Microsoft’s licensing page.

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