Microsoft 365 licenses with migration done for you

Plans start at 5.60 EUR per user per month. That is the entry point; Business Basic, Standard, Premium and the Enterprise E-plans each have their own list price, so the real budget depends on which mix of plans your roles need. Prices in our comparison table are the indicative Microsoft list; a committed price depends on the term and your team size. Billing is monthly by default, on a local invoice in EUR. Tell us how many people you have and what they do, and we prepare an exact quote with the right plan for each role.

Yes. Microsoft 365 is the current name for the product family that was sold as Office 365; Microsoft renamed the subscriptions, it did not replace them. The Business and Enterprise plans we license from 5.60 EUR per user per month are exactly that family, including Exchange Online mailboxes, Teams and the Office apps. In practice this matters when you compare offers: an old quote for Office 365 and a new one for Microsoft 365 describe the same service, so match them by plan name, Basic, Standard or Premium, not by the brand. If a vendor still says Office 365, nothing is missing.

Yes. We migrate from Google Workspace, on-premise Exchange, Zimbra and plain IMAP servers, and the move keeps your mail history and calendars. The work follows a tested cutover plan: we first set up your Microsoft 365 tenant with sensible security defaults, then copy the data across, and only then switch mail delivery, so nothing is lost in between. Files move too, into OneDrive and SharePoint. Your team keeps working as usual during the copy phase and only notices the final switch. Migration is included when you take your licenses from us. Write to support with your current server and mailbox count, and we plan the steps together.

No. Monthly billing is the standard, so you pay for the licenses you hold that month and nothing more. A yearly commitment is an option, not a requirement: you fix a lower committed price for the term, but the seat count then stays as agreed until renewal, so it suits a stable team rather than a growing or seasonal one. You can also mix the two: a yearly commitment for the permanent core, monthly licenses for everyone else. If you are not sure which way is cheaper for you, tell us your team size and the plans you need, and we will show both calculations side by side before you decide.

Yes, and it is usually the cheapest correct setup: office staff on Business Standard, frontline workers on Basic, people who handle sensitive data or manage devices on Premium. Someone who only needs the desktop apps can take Apps for Business, and a mailbox-only role can sit on plain Exchange Online. All of these live in one tenant, share the same domain and address book, and appear on one invoice. The trap is guessing roles from job titles, so we go through the actual work people do before assigning plans, and nobody ends up paying for features they never open. Plans can be reassigned later as roles change.

We stay your first line of support after the cutover. Day-to-day requests go straight to our engineers: adding a new employee, changing a license, fixing a mail flow issue, answering a security question. Replies come in 3 languages, so your team writes in the language it thinks in. You do not queue in a global ticket system; the people who set up your tenant are the ones who answer, which keeps context and shortens every case. When an issue genuinely needs Microsoft, we escalate it and stay on it until it is resolved. For larger changes we agree the scope with you before any work starts.

Yes. On monthly billing, licenses follow your headcount: when someone joins, we add a seat and it appears on the next invoice; when someone leaves, we remove it and the cost stops. You do not touch the admin portal yourself, one message to us is enough, and we also handle the practical side of offboarding, for example keeping or handing over a leaver's mailbox and files before the license is freed. The only limit is any part of the team on a yearly committed price, where changes wait for the renewal date. That is why we usually advise keeping the changing part of a team on monthly terms.

Three practical reasons. Accounting: you get a Latvian invoice in EUR with VAT handled correctly, which your bookkeeper processes like any other local bill, instead of a foreign card subscription that needs explaining every month. Onboarding: migration of mail and files is done for you as part of the service, so the switch does not turn into an internal IT project. Ongoing help: questions go to engineers who answer in 3 languages and already know your setup. The licenses themselves are the same Microsoft subscriptions you would get directly, and plans start at 5.60 EUR per user per month, so the difference is in the service around them, not in the product.