Know what it costs before you book the demo.

EtherInsights is £0.79 per active user per month, billed as $1 or €1 per active user where you are invoiced in US dollars or euros. That single price covers the whole platform: Microsoft 365 and Azure cost visibility with a savings report, Windows 365 design, deployment and day-two management, tenant backup, drift detection and per-policy restore, user lifecycle and offboarding evidence, security conformity, Secure Score and Copilot readiness, and the Intune reporting catalogue. Volume and MSP pricing is available on request. A 14-day trial is included, and a card is required to start it.

The EtherAssist standard subscription is £16.00 per user per month, billed monthly, cancel anytime. It includes the full standard feature set for troubleshooting, workflow execution and documentation support, with run history, auditability and admin controls. Teams with variable usage can move to a metered, token-based plan instead; token rates are shared during the demo or onboarding rather than published, because they depend on the workload mix. The 14-day free trial gives full access to the standard features and needs no credit card, and you choose UK, EU or US hosting at setup.

The EtherApps Forge Full Licence is £895 per admin user per year, excluding VAT. That covers the desktop application, the PowerShell module and the CLI, unlimited captures, MSI and App-V to MSIX conversion, PSF compatibility fix-ups, App Attach and IntuneWin-ready output, signing and modification packages, and AI-guided packaging route decisions. Every licence includes training, the certification programme and support, plus one year of maintenance. Volume discounts are agreed on request, and AI controller pricing is agreed case by case based on scope and pipeline integration. Forge is a Windows application you install and run in your own environment.

Yes, on all three products. EtherInsights runs a 14-day trial against your own tenant and asks for a card to start, so the first scan shows real licence, cost and Cloud PC findings rather than a demo dataset. EtherAssist runs a 14-day trial with no credit card and full access to the standard feature set, with UK, EU or US hosting chosen at setup. EtherApps Forge runs a 7-day trial of the full workflow, not a single capture step and not a free licence, with no credit card, so a real application can be packaged on day one.

Volume and MSP pricing for EtherInsights is available on request rather than published, because it depends on how many customer tenants and active users a partner brings. EtherApps Forge volume discounts work the same way. The entry price is published so a partner can build a margin model before the first call, then agree the volume position once the size of the book is known. If you run Microsoft estates for customers in the 50 to 600-user range, start with the partner route: it covers commercial terms alongside multi-tenant delivery and per-customer reporting.