These productivity apps can also utilize data outside of Microsoft 365 by connecting to common services including Box.com, Facebook, and many more via the use of standard connectors. Users can create applications and flows based on Microsoft 365 data. Power Apps/Power Automate capabilities for Microsoft 365 enable users to extend and customize the Office experience with Power Apps and Power Automate. Power Apps and Power Automate for Microsoft 365 More details around pricing and capabilities of standalone plans can be found in Microsoft Power Platform Licensing Guide. These plans also include access to Dataverse to store and manage data. Standalone Power Apps and Power Automate plans provide users the ability to create and run apps across data sources that extend beyond Microsoft 365, such as Salesforce, on-premises and custom data sources. Power Apps and Power Automate Standalone plans Power Virtual Agents licensing, see Licensing for Power Virtual Agents and for information about pricing, see Power Virtual Agents pricing plans.

Power BI licensing, see Power BI Pricing. The topics in this section provide detailed information about Power Apps and Power Automate licensing.

Power automate desktop pricing