Introducing the new Microsoft Intune Suite

Based on the roadmap I think  Advanced Endpoint Analytics will reach GA in September

Intune_Support_Team, I added the Intune Plan 2 90-day trial to my Intune Users and after several hours the Intune Portal > Endpoint Analytics still shows the alert to "purchase an Advanced Endpoint analytics license". Is this feature not available yet? If so, how long should we be expected to wait to test the full features of this trial? 

Also thanks for making it a 90-day trial instead of a 30-day. 

After reading the post and pricing table I can only guess, that next step is change blog name to "Customers, who left Intune Success Stories".
I've waited 2-3 months waiting for new features like addition to EPM and Certificate Management, but current approuch really shows where this is going.

Microsoft 365 E3 least year was ~34Euro/user/month without any % price off and now we get another 10-11% increase in 2023Q2 + if we wanna continue going with intune we need to spend additional 10 Euro/user/month and pray the price won't increase after you bring more to this play after at 2023Q3 - based on pricing dashboard.

That's just way to greedy, when you consider people already pay +20$ more for E5 and still have to pay the same fee for EPM and Remote support.
Why even release a product that does not compete with neither:
- price range - new 2-4 features for +10Eur/user/month, where this is usually included in the already top model  of the line licensing options with other vendor products.
- feature reachness - Remote support is still Windows only, does not allow unattended access, no file transfer option; EPM is still mediocre with application listing and blocklist, only Windows support, even tho we are few months behind adding Linux support and years after adding MacOS support
- platform support - everything is learn on your own and deploy with PoS or pay for partner help, cause MS support lately can't do anything without escalation to L2/L3, which takes 2-3 weeks at best.

Please reconsider those feature placement in current Intune plans, without adding some new things to already overcomplicated licensing.

KennethL1812 "An add-on to Microsoft Intune Plan 1 that unifies mission-critical advanced endpoint management and security solutions."

It's an additional licence to Plan 1. So you need Plan 1 and the Intune Suite uplift.

jordan50198 

Thats not how i read it 🙂 
Plan 1 is included with E3, E5 etc etc... 

but if you have something less, its 8$, and the full suite is 10$, hence there is a 2$ diff.

But lets see what our licens partner says 🙂 

KennethL1812 Plan 1 is the same Intune licence we've had prior to these new products being announced. Plan 2 is an additional $4 a month for not really much (Tunnel for MAM and management capabilities for speciality devices - the latter in my view should be a core feature in Intune...).

Intune Suite is the one that contains everything (when bought as an add-on to Plan 1, so $18 a month). But, you can also just buy addons for Plan 1 if you just want one of the features - which are still too expensive imo.

Jesus christ what a wall of text they link to. 
Anyways... Most of the suite is part of the regular licenses if I am reading this right Microsoft Intune Plans and Pricing.

Remote Help is a 1580% price increase here, due to the "user" license, over our current "agent" license.

Endpoint PIM is a 80% price increase over your three main competitors.

As mentioned by the community since the release of your pricing plan, I think this time you missed the mark.

This would have definitely with a competitive price been interesting for near all Intune administrators. This would also drive a huge push for E5 for those E3 companies on the edge if included.

Just highlighting some of the other comments here. E5 is already a massive cost and has been sold to customers as the 'this includes everything' subscription, which obviously isn't the case. It's very frustrating having to ask for £300k+ a year more for a few new features in Intune, when these really should be either included in the base Intune licence, or at very least included in E5.

When can we expect the Microsoft Intune Suite subscription add-on to be available for GCC tenants?