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How Much Does MS Project Cost? Pricing Breakdown and Options

Discover the pricing options for MS Project, including cloud and on-premises versions, to find the best fit for you.

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Overview

Are you considering using MS Project for your project management needs but unsure about the cost? This video breaks down the various pricing options for MS Project, including both cloud-based and on-premises versions. Understanding these costs is crucial for budgeting your projects effectively. In this Q&A session, we provide clear insights into the pricing and help you make an informed decision about which plan best suits your requirements. Explore how MS Project can enhance your productivity while staying within your budget!

Video transcript

MS Project has various pricing options. The cloud-based version costs $10 per user/month for Project Plan 1, $30 per user/month for Project Plan 3, and $55 per user/month for Project Plan 5. For the on-premises version, Project Standard 2021 is $620, and Project Professional 2021 is $1,030 (one-time purchase). Always check for the latest pricing on Microsoft's official website.

Questions and answers

  1. What are the pricing options for MS Project?

    MS Project offers various pricing plans including a cloud-based version which costs $10/user/month for Project Plan 1, $30/user/month for Project Plan 3, and $55/user/month for Project Plan 5. The on-premises version includes Project Standard 2021 for $620 and Project Professional 2021 for $1,030 as a one-time purchase.

  2. Is there a free trial available for MS Project?

    Yes, Microsoft typically offers a free trial for its cloud-based MS Project plans. Check their official website for current availability and details on duration.

  3. What is the difference between MS Project Plan 1, 3, and 5?

    The main differences between MS Project Plan 1, 3, and 5 include the number of features and support provided. Plan 1 offers basic functionality for task management, while Plan 3 adds resource management features and reporting capabilities. Plan 5 includes all features of Plan 3 plus advanced portfolio and program management tools.

  4. Can I use MS Project on multiple devices?

    Yes, the cloud-based version of MS Project allows you to access your projects on multiple devices, as long as you have an internet connection. The on-premises version, however, is limited to the device it is installed on.

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