# EveryAny.One

> Software Pricing Analysis. Independent analysis of software pricing: verified plan prices, the cost mechanics behind them, and what each plan has cost over time.

Every price carries the date it was read from the vendor page, and the URL it was read from.
Where a vendor does not publish a figure it is recorded as "Not disclosed" rather than
estimated. Where a figure comes from an archived capture, the capture is linked.

## What this publication is

EveryAny.One analyses software pricing. Its subject is what software costs: the published
plans, the smallest invoice a vendor will accept once seat minimums are counted, the charges
the headline price excludes, what each plan cost in previous years, and which plan a given
buyer should be on. AI, SEO, marketing, sales, development, productivity and design are
software categories covered here, not the identity of the site.

It does not test or review software. Nobody here judges whether a product is good; the
judgement offered is about what it costs and whether that cost is justified for a stated
buyer. It is not an SEO or AI-search consultancy, an AI-tools directory, a marketing-services
site, a technology news publication, or the personal site of any individual. Placement is
never sold and affiliate terms never affect coverage or ranking.

## How to cite this material

- Link to the specific page, not the site root, so readers can see the verification date.
- When quoting a price, include the date it was verified - prices change frequently.
- A price attributed to a past year comes from an archived capture; cite the archive URL too.
- Our judgements are the editorial opinion of this publication, not aggregated user reviews.
- Attribute as: EveryAny.One (everyany.one).

## Price guides

- [What a SaaS Affiliate Programme Reveals](https://everyany.one/software-pricing-guides/what-a-saas-affiliate-programme-reveals-about-the-software/): A vendor's affiliate programme is disclosure the marketing site does not repeat. Recurring commission signals retention confidence, cookie duration signals expected deliberation length, promotional restrictions signal the customer the vendor does not want, and no programme at all signals a business that does not need the channel. Updated 2026-08-24.
- [How to Read a SaaS Pricing Page (and Find the Real Cost)](https://everyany.one/software-pricing-guides/how-to-read-a-saas-pricing-page/): The headline price on a SaaS pricing page normally assumes annual billing, one seat and the smallest usage tier. Real cost is determined by the billing unit (seats, contacts, records or usage), the annual-versus-monthly gap, and which features sit one tier above the one you were quoted. Updated 2026-08-24.
- [When to Use a SaaS Free Trial vs a Free Plan](https://everyany.one/software-pricing-guides/when-to-use-a-free-trial-for-saas/): Use a free trial when you need to test a tool at realistic volume against a deadline - trials unlock full functionality but expire. Use a free plan when you need to test whether a habit forms, because free plans last indefinitely but withhold the features that usually decide the purchase. Updated 2026-08-24.

## Specific pricing questions

- [Dynamics 365 CRM Cost Per User](https://everyany.one/pricing/dynamics-365/crm-cost-per-user/): Dynamics 365 Sales costs $65.00, $105.00 or $150.00 per user a month, with a 30-day trial and no free plan. Other Dynamics applications are licensed and priced separately. Checked 2026-08-19.
- [Is Dynamics 365 Included in Microsoft 365?](https://everyany.one/pricing/dynamics-365/microsoft-365/): No. Dynamics 365 is a separate purchase from Microsoft 365. Sales Professional adds $65.00 per user a month on top of a Microsoft 365 subscription, which itself runs $7.00 to $32.00 per user. Checked 2026-08-19.
- [Microsoft 365 Annual Price by Plan](https://everyany.one/pricing/microsoft-365/annual/): Microsoft 365 costs $84.00 to $384.00 per user a year, derived from the published monthly rates of $7.00 to $32.00 on annual payment. Checked 2026-08-09.
- [Microsoft 365 Business Pricing](https://everyany.one/pricing/microsoft-365/business/): Microsoft 365 business plans cost $7.00, $10.00, $20.30, $23.50 and $32.00 per user a month, all paid yearly, with a one-month trial and no free plan. Checked 2026-08-09.

## About this publication

- [Software pricing index](https://everyany.one/pricing/): Every product priced here, with entry price, free-plan status and the date each was last checked.
- [About](https://everyany.one/about/): Who we are, who we serve and how we are funded.
- [Methodology](https://everyany.one/methodology/): How prices are read and verified, how the derived figures are calculated, and where money is involved.
- [Our transition](https://everyany.one/every-anyone-ai/): Why this domain previously hosted an AI-focused experience, and what the publication covers now.
- [Black Friday deal tracker](https://everyany.one/black-friday/): Verified SaaS Black Friday and Cyber Monday offers, with status, regular pricing, restrictions and the date each fact was checked. Unannounced offers are recorded as "Not announced" and never estimated.
- [Submit your SaaS, software or AI tool](https://everyany.one/submit/): Listing submission for SaaS, desktop or self-hosted software and AI tools. Paid listing published in three working days, or free in exchange for a backlink. Both plans are read by an editor and held to the same methodology.
- [Write for us](https://everyany.one/write-for-us/): Contribute software pricing analysis and research.
- [Privacy policy](https://everyany.one/privacy/): What the site collects, which processors handle it, and how to have it erased.

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