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Intune Plan 1 vs Plan 2 vs Intune Suite
The device-management tiers after Microsoft’s 2026 packaging changes.
The options
Microsoft Intune Plan 1
INTUNE_ACHF 6.58
user/month
Converted from USD 8.00 at 0.8229 (ECB, 23 September 2026) — no CHF price published1
Microsoft Intune Plan 2
Includes
Requires
- Intune Plan 12
Microsoft Intune Suite
Microsoft_Intune_SuiteCHF 8.23
user/month
Converted from USD 10.00 at 0.8229 (ECB, 23 September 2026) — no CHF price published1
Includes
- Additive to Plan 1; includes Plan 2 plus Remote Help, Endpoint Privilege Management, Advanced Analytics, Enterprise App Management, Cloud PKI2
Requires
- Intune Plan 12
Individual add-ons (CH)
No separate list price — see what it requires
Includes
- Remote Help CHF 2.80; EPM CHF 2.40; Advanced Analytics CHF 4.00; Enterprise App Management CHF 1.62; Cloud PKI CHF 1.62; Plan 2 CHF 3.20 (all require Plan 1)5
Key differences
- From July 2026 M365 E3 (and EMS E3/E5) include Remote Help, Advanced Analytics and Plan 2; M365 E5 additionally includes EPM, Cloud PKI and Enterprise App Management6
- Standalone Intune Suite and add-ons remain available for customers without EMS E3 / M365 E3/E57
- Intune licences can be device-only; admins don't need a licence2
Who it’s for
- Plan 1: every managed user (usually via a suite)
- Plan 2 / Suite: Business Premium or standalone-Intune customers who need advanced endpoint features that E3/E5 now include
ClearSource’s reading of Microsoft’s documentation — not a recommendation for your situation.
What changed recently
Where Microsoft’s own pages disagree
- What Intune Plan 2 contains: Microsoft Learn says Plan 2 adds to Plan 1 “including Remote Help and Advanced Analytics”; the Swiss Intune pricing FAQ describes Plan 2 as Tunnel for MAM, specialty and shared devices and firmware updates, with Remote Help and Advanced Analytics as separate add-ons.25
- Microsoft 365 E7: the Swiss comparison table doesn’t show clearly which Intune Suite items (Remote Help, Enterprise App Management, Endpoint Privilege Management, Advanced Analytics, Cloud PKI, Plan 2) are included; Microsoft’s pricing update says the E5 packaging changes apply to E7 too.36
- Naming: Microsoft Learn (17 September 2026) calls the products “Microsoft Copilot” and “Microsoft Copilot Business”, while the Swiss and US pricing pages still say “Microsoft 365 Copilot” and Microsoft’s licensing list still says “Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365” (Microsoft_365_Copilot).91011
- Switzerland isn’t in the EEA, yet Microsoft’s Swiss pages sell “EWR” (EEA) suites without Teams. The Swiss price gaps between with and without Teams (about CHF 6.93 for enterprise suites, 2.61 for Business, 1.30 for Business Basic) differ from the euro minimums Microsoft committed to the European Commission (EUR 8.00 / 3.00 / 1.50).312
- Microsoft’s plan-comparison PDF shows inclusions as graphics only; that F1 and F3 include Entra ID P1 and Intune Plan 1 follows from its footnotes and add-on table.8
- Intune Suite and Intune Plan 1 standalone have no CHF price on Microsoft’s Swiss Intune page — only USD prices in its FAQ (USD 10 and USD 8).5
Sources
- 1microsoft.com
- 2Microsoft Intune licensing (Microsoft Learn) (6 August 2026)
- 3microsoft.com
- 4microsoft.com
- 5Microsoft Intune pricing (de-ch) (24 September 2026)
- 62026 Microsoft 365 packaging and pricing updates (Microsoft Licensing news) (16 February 2026)
- 72026 Microsoft 365 packaging and pricing updates FAQ (24 March 2026)
- 8Modern Work Plan Comparison - Enterprise (Microsoft PDF, publish date September 1, 2026) (1 September 2026)
- 9learn.microsoft.com
- 10microsoft.com
- 11Product names and service plan identifiers for licensing (Microsoft CSV) (19 August 2026)
- 12microsoft.com
Official Microsoft pages (and, for print services, the vendors’ price pages), read on or before 24 September 2026.