Office 365 Developer Trial expiring

[Robert Woods]

Hello, 

I have an Office 365 Developer Tenant that is expiring in 5 days. I want to know what all options I have to continue with this tenant? It is an older tenant that only included one user when I created it. I hear there are developer tenants that include 25 users now. Can someone confirm? I just want to explore all of my options before continuing to purchase this tenant at $8.25 per user per month.

[#2]

Hi, if you want to continue the one you have, you need to assign at least one license like you do. Dev tenants have 5 E3 dev license (at least in my tenant). Year one is free for dev, then $99/yr, so you could sign one up and check. See https://dev.office.com/sharepoint/docs/sp-add-ins/set-up-a-development-environment-for-sharepoint-ad... for more info.

[#3]

..noticed you say "dev tenant". Is this a real dev tenant, or just one you signed up with a regular user? I believe all one year dev tenants can be kept on for $99/yr

[#4]

Is what I show under subscriptions

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Which means the price is correct. I would send a support email asking it to be upped to more licenses like plans have now. I have 5, but mine is old(er) as well. Maybe they have 25 in new ones.

[#6]

Just renewed my expired Office 365 Developer tenant and 25 licenses just turned to 1. Have anyone got their licenses back? It would be so much useful with for example 5 licensed users.

[#7]

Office Dev Program <o365dev@microsoft.com> fixed this for me.

[#8]

How long did it take to receive a response from the Office Dev Program and correction to the number of licenses?

[#9]

It was within 24 hours.