Microsoft Intune Plan 1 vs Plan 2 vs Intune Suite
By ClearSourcePublished Last checked
The Microsoft Intune device-management tiers as they stand after Microsoft’s 2026 packaging changes.
In short:
- Plan 1: every managed user (usually via a suite)
- Plan 2 / Suite: Business Premium or standalone Microsoft 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.
Microsoft Intune Plan 1 ≈ CHF 6.58, Microsoft Intune Plan 2 (add-on) CHF 3.20, Microsoft Intune Suite (add-on) ≈ CHF 8.23 per user and month. Microsoft list prices for Switzerland, annual commitment, excl. VAT, as of 4 October 2026; IT partners often quote lower.
The upgrade path
CHF list price per user and month, annual commitment, excl. VAT
- Intune Plan 2CHF 3.20
Needs: Intune Plan 1
Includes- Tunnel for MAM, specialty & shared devices management, firmware-over-the-air (FOTA)
- Learn: Plan 2 is additive to P1 'including Remote Help and Advanced Analytics'
- Intune Plan 1≈ CHF 6.58Includes
- Base Microsoft Intune endpoint management (device + app management, MAM, compliance)
- Included in Microsoft 365 E3/E5/E7, EMS E3/E5, Business Premium
- Intune Suite≈ CHF 8.23
Needs: Intune Plan 1
Includes- Additive to Plan 1; includes Plan 2 plus Remote Help, Endpoint Privilege Management, Advanced Analytics, Enterprise App Management, Cloud PKI
No difference is shown between an option that needs a base licence and one that does not: their prices are not comparable.
The options
- Security
Microsoft Intune Plan 1
≈ CHF 6.58
user/month
Converted from USD 8.00, list price read on 26 September 2026, at 0.8229 (ECB, 23 September 2026) — no CHF price published [1]
- Lowest list priceSecurity
Microsoft Intune Plan 2
- Security
Microsoft Intune Suite
≈ CHF 8.23
user/month
Converted from USD 10.00, list price read on 26 September 2026, at 0.8229 (ECB, 23 September 2026) — no CHF price published [1]
- Add-on
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) [4]
Key differences
- From July 2026 Microsoft 365 E3 (and EMS E3/E5) include Remote Help, Advanced Analytics and Plan 2; Microsoft 365 E5 additionally includes EPM, Cloud PKI and Enterprise App Management [5]
- Standalone Microsoft Intune Suite and add-ons remain available for customers without EMS E3 / Microsoft 365 E3/E5 [6]
- Microsoft Intune licences can be device-only; admins need no licence in tenants created after July 2021 (older tenants must turn on “Allow access to unlicensed admins”) [2]
What changed recently
Where Microsoft’s own pages disagree
- What Microsoft 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. [2] [4]
- Microsoft 365 E7: the Swiss comparison table doesn’t show clearly which Microsoft 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. [3] [5]
- Microsoft 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). [4]
Sources
- 1Microsoft Intune pricing (en-us) (29 September 2026)
- 2Microsoft Intune licensing (Microsoft Learn) (6 August 2026)
- 3Microsoft 365 Enterprise plans & pricing (de-ch) (24 September 2026)
- 4Microsoft Intune pricing (de-ch) (24 September 2026)
- 52026 Microsoft 365 packaging and pricing updates (Microsoft Licensing news) (16 February 2026)
- 62026 Microsoft 365 packaging and pricing updates FAQ (24 March 2026)
- 7Modern Work Plan Comparison - Enterprise (Microsoft PDF, publish date September 1, 2026) (1 September 2026)
Microsoft’s own pages, read on or before 29 September 2026.
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