In order to buy the Business plan, access to Microsoft 365 admin center with global administrator or billing administrator roles is mandatory. In the meanwhile, the business-centric plans of Windows 11 are up for grabs across the Business and Enterprise tiers starting at $31 per month.įor small and medium businesses as well as enterprises, the purchase window is already live. Folks who missed out on the trials can now sign up on the official registration page to get notified when the free trials open again. Scott Manchester, Director of Program Management for Windows 365 at Microsoft, tweeted that the company is now adding more capacity to start accepting new trial applications again, but didn't provide a date as to when that happens. Merely days after starting the registration process, Microsoft announced that it was putting a pause on Windows 365 free trials due to high demand.

Related: Windows 11 & PC Health Check: How To Check Hardware Requirements The base plan assures a single vCPU with 2GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, while the top-end $158 per month plan offers 8 vCPUs, a healthy 32GB of RAM, and 512GB storage. Microsoft is currently offering Windows 365 across two tiers - Business and Enterprise.

The key idea is that users will have a Windows PC on the cloud that they can access anywhere on a device of their choice, resuming their work from the same point where they left it without being locked to a single laptop, desktop, or tablet. Microsoft’s PC-in-the-cloud service will offer users an instant-on boot experience and a consistent UI irrespective of the hardware platform.