SharePoint Pricing 2026
Complete pricing guide with plans, hidden costs, and cost analysis
SharePoint doesn't publish prices — plans are quote-based.
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Best for
- Teams already on Microsoft 365
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- You need to budget without talking to sales — every plan here is quote-only.
- You want to try it before paying — there is no free plan and no trial.
- The sticker price is your whole budget — SharePoint Storage Overage Costs (and 1 more).
All SharePoint Plans & Pricing
Prices unverified — last checked Oct 20, 2026
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Best For |
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| Included in Microsoft 365 | Contact Sales | Contact Sales | Teams already on Microsoft 365 |
| Not re-verified · catalog record from October 2026
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| What's included at Included in Microsoft 365 Best for: Teams already on Microsoft 365
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Included in Microsoft 365
- SharePoint has no price of its own; it is sold as part of Microsoft 365
- See Microsoft 365 pricing for the plans that include it
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SharePoint doesn't publish prices — plans are quote-based. The median contract is $497/year based on 31 community cost mentions.
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- Free tier: No free tier available
SharePoint offers 1 pricing tiers: Included in Microsoft 365. The Included in Microsoft 365 plan is teams already on microsoft 365.
Compared to other document management software, SharePoint is positioned at the budget-friendly price point.
- Median contract: $497/yr from 31 purchases Thin data
- 7 documented hidden costs beyond list price
- Contracts auto-renew — 30 days before renewal
How much does SharePoint cost?
SharePoint Pricing Overview
SharePoint doesn't publish prices — plans are quote-based. The Included in Microsoft 365 plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for teams already on microsoft 365.
SharePoint contracts auto-renew, requiring 30 days before renewal notice to cancel.
The median SharePoint customer pays $497/year based on 31 community cost mentions.
There are at least 7 documented hidden costs beyond SharePoint's list price, including implementation, training, and add-on fees.
This pricing was last verified in October 20, 2026 from 1 independent source.
Microsoft retired standalone SharePoint Plan 1 and Plan 2 for new sales, so new customers license SharePoint through a Microsoft 365 bundle.
Business plans (Basic, Standard, Premium) cap at 300 users. Enterprise plans (E3, E5, E7) have no such cap.
How SharePoint Pricing Compares
Compare SharePoint pricing against top alternatives in Document Management.
Compare SharePoint vs Alternatives
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What Companies Actually Pay for SharePoint
The median SharePoint buyer pays $497/year based on 31 community cost mentions.
How SharePoint Pricing Compares
| Software | Starting Price | Top Price |
|---|---|---|
| SharePoint | Custom | Custom |
| Box | $15/user/month | $50/user/month |
| Confluence | Free | $11.16/user/month |
| Dokmee | $59/user/month | $59/user/month |
| Dropbox Business | $18/user/month | $30/user/month |
| Egnyte | $22/user/month | $48/user/month |
Detailed pricing comparisons:
SharePoint Contract Terms
SharePoint contracts auto-renew. Changes require 30 days before renewal. These terms are sourced from verified buyer experiences.
Organizations can move to lower Microsoft 365 tiers but may lose access to features like Entra ID P1/P2, advanced compliance, and security tools
How to Negotiate SharePoint Pricing
SharePoint contracts are negotiable. These 4 tactics are sourced from real buyer experiences and procurement specialists.
Microsoft offers dramatically reduced pricing for educational institutions and nonprofits. Educational staff licenses can cost what businesses pay monthly for a full year. Nonprofits may receive free or nearly free basic licenses. Always verify eligibility before negotiating standard pricing.
HN comment: 'Microsoft offers their products to educational institutions for a fraction of the price. And the staff licenses for education cost yearly what businesses pay monthly'SharePoint alternatives exist (Egnyte, Google Workspace, Nextcloud, LucidLink). Organizations that have evaluated alternatives and can credibly threaten migration have more leverage in negotiations, especially for storage overages and add-on pricing.
Reddit MSP discussions on SharePoint alternativesSharePoint storage overage pricing is a known pain point. When negotiating enterprise agreements, explicitly address additional storage allocation to avoid per-GB overage charges. This is often negotiable in volume EA agreements even if not in standard online pricing.
Reddit r/sysadmin discussion on SharePoint storage costMicrosoft's fiscal year ends in June. Enterprise Agreement renewals timed near quarter-end (March, June, September, December) or Microsoft's fiscal year-end may yield better terms as sales teams have quota pressure.
General Microsoft EA negotiation patterns from Reddit MSP communitySharePoint Price History
Pricing changes CostBench has tracked for SharePoint, verified across 2 snapshots going back to 2026Q1.
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SharePoint price increase
Highest tier increased from $60 to $99/month
+65% -
SharePoint tier restructure
Changed from 5 to 6 pricing tiers
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SharePoint Microsoft 365 Business Basic decrease
Microsoft 365 Business Basic tier decreased from $7 to $6/month
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SharePoint Microsoft 365 Business Standard decrease
Microsoft 365 Business Standard tier decreased from $14 to $13/month
-10.7% -
SharePoint Microsoft 365 E3 decrease
Microsoft 365 E3 tier decreased from $39 to $36/month
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SharePoint Microsoft 365 E5 decrease
Microsoft 365 E5 tier decreased from $60 to $57/month
-5%
Price decreased 9% over 0.3 years
View SharePoint's full price history →
SharePoint Pricing FAQ
01 Is there a standalone SharePoint plan?
No. Microsoft retired standalone SharePoint Online Plan 1 and Plan 2 as of May 31, 2026 — new sales have ceased. Existing subscribers keep service until December 2029, but all new licenses must come through a Microsoft 365 bundle. The cheapest option that includes SharePoint is Microsoft 365 Business Basic at $7/user/month (annual subscription).
02 What is the cheapest Microsoft 365 plan that includes SharePoint?
Microsoft 365 Business Basic at $8.4/user/month (annual subscription) is the cheapest option that includes SharePoint. It bundles SharePoint team sites, Microsoft Teams, Exchange email and web and mobile Office apps, and is limited to 300 users. A no-Teams version is listed at $8.4/user/month.
03 What is Microsoft 365 E7 and how does it relate to SharePoint?
Microsoft 365 E7, called the Frontier Suite, launched in May 2026 at $99/user/month. It bundles M365 E5 (which includes SharePoint), Microsoft 365 Copilot, Entra Suite, and Agent 365. It is designed for enterprises deploying agentic AI and is priced below purchasing those components separately.
04 Is SharePoint included in Microsoft 365 plans?
Yes, SharePoint Online is included with Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise plans: Business Basic ($7/user/month), Business Standard with Copilot ($23.50), Business Premium with Copilot ($32), E3 ($39) and E5 ($60), all on annual subscriptions, with increasing security and compliance features.
05 What are the storage limits for SharePoint Online?
SharePoint Online includes 1TB of pooled organizational storage plus 10GB per licensed user. Additional storage beyond this allocation must be purchased separately and has caused significant cost surprises for organizations with large file repositories, particularly those in media, engineering, or architecture with large file sizes.
06 Do nonprofits get discounted SharePoint pricing?
Yes, Microsoft offers significant discounts for qualifying nonprofits. Nonprofits may receive free or heavily discounted Microsoft 365 licensing including SharePoint. One commenter noted that 'Non profits get special pricing' and that Microsoft 365 Business Basic may be available for little to no cost for qualifying organizations.
07 What is the difference between SharePoint Online and on-premise SharePoint?
SharePoint Online is the cloud-hosted version included in Microsoft 365 subscriptions. On-premise SharePoint Server requires separate licensing (now Subscription Edition), Windows Server licensing, hardware, and IT administration. Microsoft has moved toward a subscription-only licensing model for on-premise SharePoint as well, requiring active Software Assurance or cloud subscription licenses.
08 Can SharePoint be used as an intranet or file server replacement?
SharePoint is widely used for file storage, internal communications, and as a company intranet. It replaces traditional on-premise file servers for many organizations, integrating with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, and the Power Platform. One IT professional noted 'A Microsoft Business Basic license is equivalent to about 12 on-prem servers' in terms of the infrastructure and services included.
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