It notably doesn't include the Office 2016 desktop suite

Business contains the suggestions above, access via mobile apps and the buy cheap microsoft office downloads, but notably doesn't include email. That's ?uml;ordm;7 per month. Premium adds the e-mail back, for the price of a Double Decker at ?uml;ordm;7.80.

All plans happen to be open to new users for a while, but as existing customers arrived at no more their contracts, Microsoft is, the very first time, inviting them to migrate.

There are a few features that disappear in the new plans. visio 2010 premium Access is no longer area of the core offer, and certain Lync Server capabilities are removed as the company moves toward Skype for Business like a universal concept. Smaller plans will even lose remote desktop.

Obviously, it might be remiss not to point out there are a lot of additions in the new plans, especially the opportunity to combine SMB and Enterprise plans if you need more "oomph". In comparison, Home users continue to be not able to migrate to SMB and Enterprise offerings, instead needing to open another account.