
Intune Pricing Explained: Choosing the Right Plan for Your Organization

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Modern Device Management Demands a Scalable Solution
With a growing device fleet stemming from hybrid/remote work scenarios, organizations face several management challenges. From complex onboarding, patching and compliance, IT professionals have had to extend their bandwidth so employees, contractors, and partners can transition to remote work while maintaining productivity. Whether they are corporate-owned, personal, or shared, Intune allows you to manage devices remotely, centralizing control for thousands of endpoints.
Intune Licensing Options for Large Device Environments
Microsoft Intune is organized into several tiers, each one with different features designed to fit different organizational needs, and Intune pricing will vary depending on the tier and licensing model you choose.
- Intune Plan 1 is perfect for small to mid-sized organizations looking for cross-platform device management, built-in end point security and mobile application management.
- Upgrading to the Intune Suite however, would be ideal for large organizations or high-device environments, with endpoint privilege management and advanced endpoint analytics.
Along with these tiers, there are two main licensing options suited for different needs:
User-based licensing allows you to license Intune per user. Each user can enroll and manage up to five devices, whether it’s Windows, iOS, Android, or macOS.
Device-based licensing licenses Intune per device, allowing multiple users to manage a single device. However, it applies only to Windows devices.
Both licensing options include the following features:
- Device management: Enroll, configure, and update your devices, and apply security and update policies.
- App management: Deploy and manage apps across your devices. Control app access and data sharing.
- Data protection: Protect your data with encryption, conditional access, multi-factor authentication, and compliance policies.
- Monitoring and reporting: Use monitoring and reporting tools to track and troubleshoot your devices, apps, data statuses and issues.
When considering Intune pricing, it’s important to evaluate both the features and the deployment scale. Purchasing your Intune license through a Cloud Solutions Partner (like the 365 Cloud Store) can bring even more cost benefits, with 3% savings compared to Microsoft’s published prices. Different subscriptions to Microsoft 365 (such as E3 and E5) integrate Microsoft Intune in bundles that can increase cost savings and help you leverage the full capabilities of your Intune environment. You can learn more about your different licensing options in our Intune Licensing page.
Why Licensing Through a CSP Makes Sense for Large Deployments
Purchasing your Intune License through the 365 Cloud Store provides several benefits over direct purchases on Microsoft, especially for large deployments:
- Volume Licensing: While Microsoft has eliminated volume-based discounts, at Cloud Store, you will always get big discounts based on your volume, compared to Microsoft’s published prices.
- Centralized Billing: The dedicated 365 Cloud Store portal helps you manage all your licenses and billing in one place.
- Expert Guidance: We help you choose the right Intune licensing mix for large device environments – Our parent brand, Team Venti offers planning, deployment, and optimization for your Intune journey.
- 24/7 Admin Support: With a 30-minute response time, receive critical admin support 24/7 from Microsoft Licensing experts.
How Organizations Are Using and Succeeding with Intune
Global enterprises are turning to Microsoft Intune to manage complex device environments while maintaining strict security standards. For example, Siemens AG adopted Intune as part of its broader Microsoft 365 strategy to streamline device onboarding.
- Use case: With thousands of mobile devices and laptops distributed across multiple countries, Intune enabled Siemens to centralize management and support remote work.
- Why Intune: Siemens adopted Intune as part of its Microsoft 365 strategy to enforce security policies on both corporate and BYOD devices, while simplifying device onboarding for remote workers.
Similarly, Accenture, one of the world’s largest consulting and IT services firms, relies on Intune to manage and secure over 600,000 endpoints. By integrating Intune with other Microsoft cloud services, Accenture has optimized endpoint deployment and management at a global scale.
- Use case: Managing a massive hybrid workforce across 120+ countries.
- Why Intune: Accenture uses Intune to manage and secure over 600,000 endpoints, ensuring compliance with strict client security requirements while supporting flexible, remote work setups.
Spend less on Microsoft licensing without compromising service and support
•Flexible billing
•Expert guidance
•24/7 critical admin support
Getting Started: Deploy Intune at Scale with 365 Cloud Store
For organizations operating in complex or large-scale environments, working with a Cloud Solutions Provider offers distinct advantages, from volume-based discounts and centralized billing to expert guidance and round-the-clock support.
If you’re exploring Intune pricing or starting your deployment, our sister brand Team Venti offers a quick and simple way to deploy an Intune environment with cost, deliverables, and schedule predictability.
Switching from monthly to annual billing for Microsoft Intune can save you up to 20%. Our experts can also help you tailor your subscriptions to align with your organization’s needs, maximizing the value of your Intune investment.
Get in touch with us today to find out how you can optimize your Intune licensing strategy.

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