- Microsoft Office 365 Business Support
- Microsoft Office 365 Business Basic
- Microsoft Office 365 Business Login
- Microsoft Office 365 Business Login Portal
- Microsoft Office 365 Business Comparison
To find out what Microsoft 365 Business Premium includes, watch a short video and see the Overview.
There are three ways to get Microsoft 365 Business Premium:
- Buy Microsoft 365 Business Premium and complete your own setup: To purchase Microsoft 365 Business Premium online, follow the steps below.
- For Microsoft partners: If you're a partner, see Get Microsoft 365 Business Premium from Microsoft Partner Center.
- Get help at a Microsoft store: Head to a Microsoft Store. Microsoft stores can help you with questions about plans, help you purchase a plan that suits your business needs, and help you complete your setup.
There are several Microsoft 365 for business plans that you or your organization can choose from when you sign up for one of Microsoft's cloud services. After your organization signs up for Microsoft 365, the admin can assign different Microsoft 365 licenses to each user account. When you purchase Microsoft 365 Business Basic, you have the option of using a domain you own, or buying one during the sign-up. If you purchased a new domain when you signed up, your domain is all set up and you can move to Add users and assign licenses. Go to the admin center at https://admin.microsoft.com.
Need something different? You can:
- Upgrade your Office 365 plan to Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
- Get a free trial of Microsoft 365 Business Premium for one month.
- Sign up for Microsoft 365 Business Standard if you need a plan with fewer features. Find out what each business plan includes at products.office.com.
- Sign up for a home or family plan if you're not buying for a business.
Sign up steps
Watch this video for a quick overview of the sign-up process.
If you found this video helpful, check out the complete training series for small businesses and those new to Microsoft 365.
To sign up and purchase Microsoft 365 for your business, complete the following steps:
On the Microsoft 365 for business page, select See plans & pricing.
On the next page, find out the monthly cost, and then scroll down the page to find out more about what's included in Microsoft 365. Under Microsoft 365 Business Premium, select Buy now.
On the Thank you for choosing Microsoft 365 Business Premium page, enter your information to get started.
In step 1, enter an email address that you already use. This can be your current work email address or any address you want Microsoft to use to communicate with you during setup. It is also the address where we'll send you information about your bill and renewals. Then select, Set up account.
In step 2, enter your name, business phone number, company name, and location. Your Country or Region determines the exact services you receive from Microsoft, and can't be changed after you complete this step. Select Next.
Note
We display your company name in the admin center; this is where you manage Microsoft 365 users, licenses, and so on. We also include it in any internal (SharePoint) site URLs.
In step 3:
Prove you're not a robot! Select either Text me or Call me, and enter a number where we can reach you. Select Send Verification Code and you'll receive a text or call right away. Enter your code and select Verify.
Next, decide whether to buy a new domain name or get a temporary one:
I don't own a domain name
If your email address doesn't include your business name and if you don't have a web site that uses your business name, you can easily buy a domain now. Select Buy a new domain name, and enter the name of your business. For example, if your company is called ContosoSkis, try entering Contosokis.com, Contososkis.org, or Contososkis.biz. Then select Check availability to see whether your chosen domain is available. You can try multiple options before you make a decision. If your domain name is available, we'll let you know the cost and bill you directly with your new plan.
Tip
if you're not sure what domain extension to choose for your new domain (for example, .com or .org), see Buy a domain name
I'm not sure, or I own a domain name already
Choose Get a Microsoft domain for now. This doesn't cost anything, and later you can get a custom name for your business, or connect to one you already own. We'll show you how.
Select Next to create your user ID and business email address. Enter the name (also called an alias) that you want to use. For example, Robert Young might use RobY or RobYoung as a work alias. Add a password and select Sign up. Make a note of your password. We'll send an email to the address you entered in step 1 to remind you of your user ID.
In step 4:
- Decide how many people in your business need a Microsoft 365 license, or leave the Number of users set to 1 for now and add more people later.
- Select monthly or annual billing, check the total cost, and select Next.
- Add your credit card details. If your company address doesn't match your credit card address, we'll need your company address too. Your company address determines what taxes you pay and which services are available. For more information about taxes, see What tax will I be charged?.
- Select Place order.It takes a short time for Microsoft to finish setting up a new plan.
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What's next?
Select Go to setup to complete other steps such as adding more security to protect your business, and downloading Office apps like Word and Excel.
To get help with setup, see set up.
See also
-->What is Microsoft 365 Business Premium
Microsoft 365 Business Premium (formerly Microsoft 365 Business) is a comprehensive subscription service for businesses with less than 300 employees. It integrates your favorite Office productivity apps and services, and collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams, with advanced security and device management capabilities.
Watch this video for a quick overview of Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
If you found this video helpful, check out the complete training series for small businesses and those new to Microsoft 365.
Microsoft 365 Business Premium is meant for up to 300 licenses. If you need more licenses, see Microsoft 365 Enterprise documentation for more information.
See the Microsoft 365 Business Premium service description for the entire list of features.
Small business security needs
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Your business data can be compromised in many ways. You and your users can compromise your organization's security when you sign in with compromised credentials or view organization data on different devices and applications. More specifically, your organization is at risk from:
- Compromised or weak sign-in credentials.
- Compromised device with a weak pin, or a user owned device.
- Users who can copy/paste/save your organization's data to personal apps.
- Users who install and use third-party apps with weak security.
- Email vulnerabilities, including sharing sensitive data, phishing attempts, malware, and so on.
- When people who should not, can access documents with sensitive information.
Microsoft 365 Business Premium helps safeguard your data in each of these instances. The security features that protect your business data are detailed in the following figure.
How your data and devices are protected
Microsoft 365 Business Premium helps defended against threats by:
Scanning links in emails and documents in real time to block unsafe web sites (Safe Links).
Performing advanced analysis of email attachments in a sandbox environment to detect newly developed malware (Safe Attachments).
Enabling anti-phishing policies that use machine learning models and impersonation detection to provide protection against advanced attacks (Anti-phishing in Defender for Office 365 intelligence).
Setting up advanced policies that disable access from untrusted locations or bypass multifactor authentication from trusted places such as your office network (Azure MFA including trusted IPs, and Conditional Access).
Enforcing malware protection across all your organization's Windows 10 devices and protecting files in key system folders from changes made by ransomware (Windows Defender)
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Using automatic detection to help prevent sensitive information such as Social Security numbers or credit cards from leaking outside your business (data loss prevention).
Encrypting sensitive emails so you can communicate securely with customers or other people outside your organization. This ensures that only the intended recipient can read the message (Office 365 Message Encryption).
Controlling who has access to company information by applying restrictions such as Do Not Copy and Do Not Forward to email and documents (Azure Information Protection, Plan 1).
Enabling unlimited cloud archiving so you can retain all your organization's email, including the mailboxes of former employees (Exchange Online Archiving).
Your devices are secured by:
Controlling which devices and users can access your Microsoft data, with options to block users from signing in from home computers, unapproved apps, or outside of work hours (Conditional Access).
Applying security policies to protect business data on iOS and Android devices. For example, you can require users to provide a PIN or fingerprint to access business data, and encrypt data on mobile devices (App protection for Office mobile apps).
Keeping business documents, emails, and other data within approved Office mobile apps and preventing employees from saving these to unauthorized apps and locations (App protection for Office mobile apps).
Remotely wiping business data from lost or stolen devices without affecting personal information (Intune selective wipe).
Using simplified controls to manage policies for all the Windows 10 PCs in your company, enforcing BitLocker encryption and automatically installing critical Windows updates (Enforce Windows update policies).
To see the full list of security features, see Microsoft 365 Business Premium security features. After you Set up Microsoft 365 Business Premium, see increase threat protection and set up compliance features to get started with the security features that aren't included as a part of the guided setup. Read also Top 10 ways to secure Office 365 and Microsoft 365 Business Premium plans for a good overview on how to set up protections against cyber criminals and hackers.
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Get Microsoft 365 Business Premium
Microsoft Office 365 Business Login Portal
If you have a partner, they'll get Microsoft 365 Business Premium: Get Microsoft 365 Business Premium from Microsoft Partner Center.
If you don't have a partner and want to get Microsoft 365 Business Premium, you can buy it here and follow the sign up instructions.
Microsoft Office 365 Business Comparison
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