Intune Pricing and New Advanced Intune Features in Enterprise Plus
Since we added Intune integration a couple of years ago, we have continued to invest in innovation, bringing more and more functionality to those who use our product to deploy and patch applications using Intune.
Therefore, we wanted to take this moment to reflect and discuss upcoming price changes, newly added premium features, and roadmap ambitions related to our Intune integration.
Topics covered in this article:
- Evolving Our Integration with Microsoft Intune
- Intune Subscription Price Increase
- Intune Subscription Renewal for Existing Customers
- Renaming the Intune Subscription
- Introducing Premium Intune Features in Our Enterprise Plus Subscription
- Free Subscription Upgrade to Enterprise Plus for Existing Intune Customers
Evolving Our Integration with Microsoft Intune
We have learned through experience while building both integrations for Microsoft Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) and Intune – that there are many differences in features and functionality capabilities between the products. In addition, many customers who migrate from ConfigMgr to Intune learn about these differences firsthand. The most obvious high-level example of this is that patching in ConfigMgr is built on top of WSUS; however, Intune has no equivalent for publishing self-authored or third-party patch catalogs.
Therefore, to create third-party patching in Intune, we had to make infrastructure investments to provide functionality similar to that which is already in ConfigMgr. While this is a challenge – we also see this as an opportunity to innovate and build increasingly more value-added functionality to our Intune subscription for our customers. Our ambitions around functionality we hope to bring to our customers include reporting, vulnerability tracking, auditing, grouping, and targeting improvements.
Intune Subscription Price Increase
On June 1, 2022, we will be increasing the price of our Intune subscription from $2.50 per endpoint/year to $3.25 per endpoint/year for all new purchases. Since the release of our Intune subscription in March 2020, the price has remained the same and the primary factor for the increase is innovation and new functionality.
Initially, the Intune subscription only supported creating applications for the initial installation of software to devices. One example of a significant improvement is the ability to deploy third-party updates to existing devices now.
Some other noteworthy improvements for Microsoft Intune we released are:
Intune Subscription Renewal for Existing Customers
We understand that price changes can be challenging from a budgeting perspective for existing customers. As a result, existing customers can keep their current subscription with all existing features and renew their Intune / Intune Essentials subscription for one renewal period at the previous $2.50 per endpoint/year rather than the new $3.25 per endpoint/year.
Renaming the Intune Subscription
Historically, the perception has been that we have a subscription called Intune, which is the only subscription you would want or need for integration with Microsoft Intune. However, as we add more and more sophisticated features, there may be features that we add only to our Enterprise Plus subscription. This model has always been the case on the ConfigMgr side, where basic features are included with the Enterprise Patch subscription. More valuable features are included with the Enterprise Plus subscription.
This change will bring us to parity on the Intune side. We are renaming the Intune subscription to Intune Essentials to clarify this point. It will be all the features and value that have always been there, just under a new name; and both ConfigMgr and Intune integration will have more premium features in the Enterprise Plus subscription. We can’t wait to reveal some of the innovations we’re excited about on our roadmap.
Introducing Premium Intune Features in Our Enterprise Plus Subscription
As you may have seen last week – we have added some very intriguing improvements and features for our customers using Intune. Some of these newly added features are a part of our Enterprise Plus subscription. The three new features that are only included in Enterprise Plus are:
- Manage Dynamic Assignments for deploying third-party updates based on security criteria such as CVEs or update classification data.
- You can review how this feature works in our new feature video here.
- Support for adding Intune Filters when assigning applications.
- You can review how this feature works in our new feature video here.
- Pause Product Updates can allow you to pause updates for a specific product until a future date.
- You can review how this feature works in our new feature video here.
We will continue to innovate, and more premium features will be available in our Enterprise Plus subscription for both Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Configuration Manager in the future.
Free Subscription Upgrade to Enterprise Plus for Existing Intune Customers
We also understand the budgeting challenges of upgrading a subscription mid-term when a new feature that would benefit your organization is available in a higher subscription. As a result, we will provide a free upgrade for existing customers with the Intune subscription to Enterprise Plus for the remainder of your current subscription term.
Note: If you choose to renew at Enterprise Plus after the free upgrade, the renewal pricing will be based on the Enterprise Plus, which is currently $3.50 per endpoint/year.
To receive a free upgrade to Enterprise Plus, please submit the form below.
Subscription Comparison Table
| Subscription | Enterprise Patch | Enterprise Plus | Enterprise Premium |
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| Price | $2 Device/YR | $3.5 Device/YR | $5 Device/Year |
Publishing method [simple_tooltip content='The method used for publishing applications and updates to ConfigMgr or Intune. Our Basic subscription requires you to publish updates using Microsoft Updates Publisher. All other subscriptions use the Patch My PC Publisher.'] | Publisher | Publisher | Publisher |
Support included at no extra cost [simple_tooltip content='Support is included in this subscription at no additional cost. Patch My PC Support consistently ranks number 1 in support in G2 and Gartner.'] |  | | |
Automatically publish updates on a scheduled sync [simple_tooltip content='Automatically publish new updates on a scheduled sync that works best for your organization.'] | | | |
Disable products self-update feature [simple_tooltip content='Automatically turn off the self-update feature for products that support a common attribute, such as a registry value, scheduled task, or service, for turning off the self-update feature.'] | | | |
Interactively notify users to close apps for updates [simple_tooltip content='Some applications fail to update while they are open by an end-user. With our manage conflicting process feature, you can interactively notify the user to close the application with custom branding and options such as snoozing the notification.'] | | | |
Automatically remove public desktop shortcuts [simple_tooltip content='Automatically delete public desktop shortcuts added after a product is installed or updated.'] | | | |
Add custom pre/post installation scripts [simple_tooltip content='If you ever need to configure environment-specific configuations when installing or updating a product, you can use add custom pre/post scripts.'] | | | |
Modify installation commands for products [simple_tooltip content='Easily adjust installation command-lines to configure license keys or other environment-specific options unique to your company.'] | | | |
Automatically save install logs to a central folder [simple_tooltip content='Automatically save installation logs for EXE and MSI-based product installers to a (Local folder or UNC folder).'] | | | |
Fully customize third-party update packages [simple_tooltip content='Patch My PC offers many right-click options for customizing update packages. A few customization options include disabling self-updates, showing interactive popups to users, deleting desktop shortcuts, adding custom pre and post-scripts, adding custom pre and post-scripts, custom command lines, installation logs, and much more.'] | | | |
Add custom applications [simple_tooltip content='Create your own packages to be published with the Patch My PC Publisher.'][/simple_tooltip] | — | | |
Publish third-party updates to WSUS/ConfigMgr [simple_tooltip content='Publish over 1,000 third-party products to WSUS/ConfigMgr as a software update. Once published, third-party updates can be deployed to update outdated applications accross all your ConfigMgr managed devices.'] | | | |
SSRS Reports for ConfigMgr Patch Compliance [simple_tooltip content='Ability to use SQL Server Reporting Services based reports to report on update comliance.'] | | | |
Fully customize application packages [simple_tooltip content='Patch My PC offers many right-click options for customizing application packages. A few customization options include disabling self-updates, showing interactive popups to users, deleting desktop shortcuts, adding custom pre and post-scripts, adding custom pre and post-scripts, custom command lines, installation logs, and much more.'] | — | | |
Automatically create apps on a scheduled sync [simple_tooltip content='Automatically publish new applications on a scheduled sync that works best for your organization.'] | — | | |
Automatically create Intune applications [simple_tooltip content='Automatically create and publish over 1,000 products to Microsoft Intune. Automatically assign applications to Azure AD groups or add them to enrollment status pages for Autopilot.'] | — | | |
Automatically publish third-party updates to Intune [simple_tooltip content='Automatically publish and patch over 1,000 third-party products to Microsoft Intune. Automatically assign updates to Azure AD groups to keep your devices up-to-date and secure.'] | — | | |
Automatically create ConfigMgr applications [simple_tooltip content='Automatically create applications for over 1,000 third-party products in ConfigMgr that can be deployed using standard ConfigMgr methods such as task sequences or collection deployments.'] | — | | |
Automatically update ConfigMgr applications [simple_tooltip content='Automatically update previously created applications in ConfigMgr that allow you to deploy the most up to date version using standard ConfigMgr methods such as task sequences or collection deployments.'] | — | | |
Dynamically deploy updates based on security data in Intune [simple_tooltip content='Deploy Intune updates using the more advanced security criteria such as CVE data with our manage dynamic assignments feature.'] | — | | |
Pause updates for specific products [simple_tooltip content='Adds the ability to delay the processing of new updates. This feature can help delay specific products from updating due to business requirements.'] | — | | |
Use Intune Filters for assignments [simple_tooltip content='Adds support for AAD filters to applications and update assignments in Microsoft Intune.'] | — | | |
Minimum starting price when purchasing [simple_tooltip content='All subscriptions have a minimum starting price. We set this price to ensure we are remain profitable on all purchases.'] | $1,499/Year | $2,499/Year | $3,499/Year |
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