Software Solutions Account Manager at First Distribution
Reseller
2025-02-18T11:33:00Z
Feb 18, 2025
Entra ID Protection is not badly priced, but some clients, especially in medium to smaller scale companies in third-world countries, find it quite expensive. It would be beneficial to have a lighter version for those with limited IT budgets.
From one to ten, if one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the tool a seven out of ten. Depending on the value that we pitch for a particular solution, I rate the price as seven out of ten because I want someone to tell Microsoft to stop complicating the licensing model for all the tools, as it is really confusing. It is not a cheap tool.
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Microsoft Entra ID Protection enhances security with advanced identity controls and seamless integration across environments. It ensures robust protection via multifactor authentication and single sign-on capabilities, safeguarding enterprises' sensitive information efficiently.Microsoft Entra ID Protection offers comprehensive identity management and privileged access management features, making it critical for businesses transitioning to hybrid models or cloud solutions. Utilizing...
The pricing for Microsoft Entra ID protection is not expensive. It varies based on the company's size and quality.
Entra ID Protection is not badly priced, but some clients, especially in medium to smaller scale companies in third-world countries, find it quite expensive. It would be beneficial to have a lighter version for those with limited IT budgets.
Microsoft Entra ID requires additional licensing components, particularly for Entra ID governance as an add-on for those with P1 or P2 licenses.
Pricing for Microsoft products is slightly high, and it influences some customers to consider switching to other service providers.
It is an expensive product. It's not cheap, but overall, it's fine. We have to pay, but I'm not sure about the exact amounts.
From one to ten, if one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the tool a seven out of ten. Depending on the value that we pitch for a particular solution, I rate the price as seven out of ten because I want someone to tell Microsoft to stop complicating the licensing model for all the tools, as it is really confusing. It is not a cheap tool.
Azure Active Directory Identity Protection is not very expensive. Security is not free, and it comes with a cost but the charge is reasonable.
The price of Azure AD is not expensive.
The pricing is competitive in the SMA segment and runs $5-$6 per user. I rate pricing an eight out of ten.