Tag: Microsoft powerapps licensing

At their Inspire partner conference in July 2019, Microsoft announced a raft of licensing changes to Dynamics 365, PowerApps, and Power Automate (then Flow). Among the licensing rules covered in the sessions was a note that the PowerApps “Per App” option had a minimum license requirement of 30 licenses.

I noticed while perusing the subsequently published licensing guides that this minimum requirement wasn’t mentioned anywhere – which seems odd. Was it a change or an oversight I wondered aloud, and online? The PowerApps twitter account picked up my tweet and cam back to me with an answer very quickly:

We got confirmation about your case. There's no minimum requirement for seats. That was relaxed before the plans went public in October. Please take a look for more information in this article about Power Apps licensing, here: https://t.co/I5hmQlR2R3. Let us know your findings.

— Microsoft Power Apps (@MSPowerApps) January 7, 2020

So it seems there is no minimum. It’s not the greatest way to make this information known to us all though!