Microsoft Power Automate is included in the licenses we bought initially, but I don't recall having to purchase anything else. Perhaps we had the correct tier or licensing from the beginning, as I don't remember paying anything excessively or overpriced.
When we needed support for the purchase of a license for the client, Microsoft helped us by advising on the best plan. The price of Microsoft Power Automate was affordable for our clients, who are small companies. In our environment of small companies with limited budgets, Microsoft Power Automate is a really good tool that they can use. It's not difficult to use, and the pricing is affordable as well.
Senior Operations and Group Information Technology Manager at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
Reseller
Top 5
Apr 25, 2025
Microsoft Power Automate is reasonably priced compared to others in the market. However, I do not remember the exact license cost per user or per year.
Data, Analytics & AI | Business Hyperautomation | Intelligent Workplace Service Manager at Accesa
MSP
Top 5
Nov 8, 2024
Costs depend on the automation complexity. Licensing can be based on per user or per flow, with the potential for high costs if not carefully managed. The cost for licensing can increase due to licensing fees.
I would rate the pricing an eight out of ten, with ten being expensive because there are charges for additional plug-ins. The pricing depends on the use case. If I want to use Excel, there is a cost. If I want to use Power BI, there is a cost. For each and every single plug-in, there is a cost. Microsoft should bundle these things. There should be a common bundle.
Associate - Analytics at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Nov 28, 2023
There is a per-user licensing model for individual users, which typically costs around $10 to $12 per user per month. If purchasing for a team, the cost per person may be slightly lower, around $9 to $10 per user per month. Pro licensing may cost around $5 to $6 more per user per month compared to the standard licensing.
I would rate it as a low price. While a paid version with a subscription allows you to run it on the cloud, I think the free version is quite good, even compared to the paid version.
Power Automate is a better and more cost-effective solution compared to Automation tools. The pricing model is cheap. I would say they have played it very smart. It is cheap, but the connectors go for a task. So, you'll have to pay extra for the connectors. I would rate the pricing model a two out of ten, where ten is very expensive. Moreover, Microsoft Power Automate has a per-user model. They don't require yearly payments. The licensing is for all updates per-user. So it's decently licensed. But it is a good amount.
Initially, we had a Microsoft account for Office 365. Later, we discovered that our license included access to Power Automate at no additional cost. There was a small fee for additional features, but it was negligible compared to the benefits. There are not any additional fees required to use the solution. If we had purchased a UIPath or Blue Prism, it would have cost us a minimum of $10,000. I rate the price of Microsoft Power Automate an eight out of ten.
When accompanying customers, we discuss the license requirements. Based on these requirements, we suggest whether a per-user plan or multiple platforms per-user plan would be best.
The pricing is reasonable and the western license is fantastic. They have a premium service that includes connectors and the SQL server sanitizer team. If they change this service to be standard, then pricing will be even better.
The licensing model of the solution includes cross-selling. That means Microsoft provides Power Automate as an add-on product with other products. Also, it offers other add-on products with Power Automate. In this way, we can increase the credits with the provided options.
The license is 20 million rupees per month. The cost is okay but we are paying per month. Microsoft is providing a license that is automatic which is very helpful. But we know that of the solution, we don't have any annual subscriptions. We pay monthly, otherwise, we choose another solution. Microsoft is providing an automatic license with a cost of $20 million per month, which is reasonable. However, we don't have any annual subscription options, so we must pay monthly or choose another solution.
Assistant Manager, Robotic Process Automation at Deloitte
Real User
Feb 2, 2023
Comparatively, WinAutomation is cheaper than the other automation tools. When we purchased the license, it was around $50 or $60 per user most probably per month.
My company switched to a monthly payment for the WinAutomation by Softomotive license. I don't have the exact figure, but it roughly amounts to 500 Euros a year which isn't bad.
At the moment, from our experience with the two, Power Automate is a lot more expensive solution than Automation Anywhere, but it is also a far more reliable solution. With the price increases and with the current pandemic situation going on worldwide, a lot of the prices have fluctuated, but the packages and the all-encompassing features you get with the Microsoft package far outweigh the benefits from the Automation Anywhere side. Each package on the Automation Anywhere side is cheaper, but we need to continuously purchase subsequent packages to continue with our automation to the extent that we require. So, the Power Automate solution is a bit more pricey, but it does offer us a far better range of capabilities. There are different development plans that you can use. Additional licenses might be required for additional features, such as your Azure Logic or your Dataverse capacity. There is a limited capacity package that you can purchase, and then you have to have an additional license for added capacity.
Project Manager at a consultancy with 1-10 employees
Real User
Mar 16, 2022
The cost to use Microsoft Power Automate is approximately $15 per user per month, for the basic plan. However, the solution comes free with the Microsoft 365 Suite. You have to pay extra for the scheduling of the automation tasks.
We paid for one license for this solution. It was a lifetime license for this version (version 8), and we paid around 1,000 euros. At the moment, as long as we use this version, there is no additional cost, but when we upgrade to the new version, it will be a monthly subscription. We bought the license from Softomotive, so we had one license and that license was restricted to version eight. When we upgrade to the newest version, we would need to buy that upgrade, because Microsoft has taken over Softomotive and they no longer sell licenses. They only sell monthly subscriptions. We have to transfer our license to a Microsoft subscription, and though they will give a redemption, the cost will change, so this is also one of the reasons why we didn't change to the new version yet.
Microsoft Power Automate is a powerful tool that streamlines and automates tasks within an organization.
It is used for workflow automation, data integration, and creating automated notifications and approvals.
Power Automate connects different applications and services, such as SharePoint, Excel, and Outlook, to automate data transfer and synchronization.
Microsoft Power Automate is included in the licenses we bought initially, but I don't recall having to purchase anything else. Perhaps we had the correct tier or licensing from the beginning, as I don't remember paying anything excessively or overpriced.
When we needed support for the purchase of a license for the client, Microsoft helped us by advising on the best plan. The price of Microsoft Power Automate was affordable for our clients, who are small companies. In our environment of small companies with limited budgets, Microsoft Power Automate is a really good tool that they can use. It's not difficult to use, and the pricing is affordable as well.
Microsoft Power Automate is reasonably priced compared to others in the market. However, I do not remember the exact license cost per user or per year.
Costs depend on the automation complexity. Licensing can be based on per user or per flow, with the potential for high costs if not carefully managed. The cost for licensing can increase due to licensing fees.
It is a low-priced solution and costs around 15$.
I would rate the pricing an eight out of ten, with ten being expensive because there are charges for additional plug-ins. The pricing depends on the use case. If I want to use Excel, there is a cost. If I want to use Power BI, there is a cost. For each and every single plug-in, there is a cost. Microsoft should bundle these things. There should be a common bundle.
The platform is averagely priced. I rate the pricing a five out of ten.
There is a per-user licensing model for individual users, which typically costs around $10 to $12 per user per month. If purchasing for a team, the cost per person may be slightly lower, around $9 to $10 per user per month. Pro licensing may cost around $5 to $6 more per user per month compared to the standard licensing.
The solution's price is reasonable. I rate the pricing a five out of ten.
The product is cost-effective if we utilize the complete Microsoft package. Power Automate is comparatively less costly than UiPath.
I would rate it as a low price. While a paid version with a subscription allows you to run it on the cloud, I think the free version is quite good, even compared to the paid version.
Power Automate is a better and more cost-effective solution compared to Automation tools. The pricing model is cheap. I would say they have played it very smart. It is cheap, but the connectors go for a task. So, you'll have to pay extra for the connectors. I would rate the pricing model a two out of ten, where ten is very expensive. Moreover, Microsoft Power Automate has a per-user model. They don't require yearly payments. The licensing is for all updates per-user. So it's decently licensed. But it is a good amount.
The licensing cost is expensive. I give the cost a three out of ten.
The solution is free with Microsoft 365.
The product is fairly priced; the cost is part of the enterprise solution.
The pricing is reasonable. I'd rate the affordability eight out of ten.
Initially, we had a Microsoft account for Office 365. Later, we discovered that our license included access to Power Automate at no additional cost. There was a small fee for additional features, but it was negligible compared to the benefits. There are not any additional fees required to use the solution. If we had purchased a UIPath or Blue Prism, it would have cost us a minimum of $10,000. I rate the price of Microsoft Power Automate an eight out of ten.
It comes with the Microsoft suite. I'd rate it an eight out of ten in terms of pricing.
I rate Microsoft Power Automate four out of 10 for affordability. It's a little more expensive than average.
When accompanying customers, we discuss the license requirements. Based on these requirements, we suggest whether a per-user plan or multiple platforms per-user plan would be best.
The solution is $150 per month for the unattended add-on, and the normal Power Automate comes with an E3 license.
The pricing is reasonable and the western license is fantastic. They have a premium service that includes connectors and the SQL server sanitizer team. If they change this service to be standard, then pricing will be even better.
The licensing model of the solution includes cross-selling. That means Microsoft provides Power Automate as an add-on product with other products. Also, it offers other add-on products with Power Automate. In this way, we can increase the credits with the provided options.
The pricing is not clear to me. I don't deal with that. We have Office 365 and the solution is included in that bundle.
The license is 20 million rupees per month. The cost is okay but we are paying per month. Microsoft is providing a license that is automatic which is very helpful. But we know that of the solution, we don't have any annual subscriptions. We pay monthly, otherwise, we choose another solution. Microsoft is providing an automatic license with a cost of $20 million per month, which is reasonable. However, we don't have any annual subscription options, so we must pay monthly or choose another solution.
Comparatively, WinAutomation is cheaper than the other automation tools. When we purchased the license, it was around $50 or $60 per user most probably per month.
I am not sure about the setup cost, pricing or licensing since I use the trial version.
It had by far the fairest licensing on the market. For the money, you got a very good value.
My company switched to a monthly payment for the WinAutomation by Softomotive license. I don't have the exact figure, but it roughly amounts to 500 Euros a year which isn't bad.
Microsoft Power Automate is part of our Office 365 package, there are no additional licensing costs.
We use Office 365 and this solution is free for me to use with the package we have. We have plans to increase the usage of Microsoft Power Automate.
At the moment, from our experience with the two, Power Automate is a lot more expensive solution than Automation Anywhere, but it is also a far more reliable solution. With the price increases and with the current pandemic situation going on worldwide, a lot of the prices have fluctuated, but the packages and the all-encompassing features you get with the Microsoft package far outweigh the benefits from the Automation Anywhere side. Each package on the Automation Anywhere side is cheaper, but we need to continuously purchase subsequent packages to continue with our automation to the extent that we require. So, the Power Automate solution is a bit more pricey, but it does offer us a far better range of capabilities. There are different development plans that you can use. Additional licenses might be required for additional features, such as your Azure Logic or your Dataverse capacity. There is a limited capacity package that you can purchase, and then you have to have an additional license for added capacity.
With our Microsoft Office 365 license, we are able to use Microsoft Power Automate.
We are using the free version of Power Automate.
The cost to use Microsoft Power Automate is approximately $15 per user per month, for the basic plan. However, the solution comes free with the Microsoft 365 Suite. You have to pay extra for the scheduling of the automation tasks.
Its licensing is flexible.
It is not a costly solution. You can have two types of licenses, one is user-based, and the other is app-based in the Power Platform.
We paid for one license for this solution. It was a lifetime license for this version (version 8), and we paid around 1,000 euros. At the moment, as long as we use this version, there is no additional cost, but when we upgrade to the new version, it will be a monthly subscription. We bought the license from Softomotive, so we had one license and that license was restricted to version eight. When we upgrade to the newest version, we would need to buy that upgrade, because Microsoft has taken over Softomotive and they no longer sell licenses. They only sell monthly subscriptions. We have to transfer our license to a Microsoft subscription, and though they will give a redemption, the cost will change, so this is also one of the reasons why we didn't change to the new version yet.
The price of the solution is reasonable.
Licensing is on an annual basis.
The pricing of this solution is very good and for me, it's the best option there is.
This is a cost-effective product and now that it has been acquired by Microsoft, we don't expect the cost to increase with the next release.
There is flexibility in pricing.