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Microsoft Enterprise Agreement has for many years been one of the most frequently chosen license agreements among large and medium-sized enterprises.
EA contract is signed for 3 years, with the possibility of renewal for another 3 years.
The contract includes special pricing conditions and software use, and additional benefits are also available.
Microsoft EA suits best organizations that need an easy-to-manage volume licensing program that enables flexible purchases of cloud services and software with:
The MPSA agreement is a permanent contract (which means it never expires) that allows you to purchase online services, on-prem products or both at the same time. Thanks to this, our clients have the choice to adapt the license structure to their own needs.
Online services can be purchased for a period of 12 months, and support (Software Assurance) for on-premises products is optional (can be purchased for 3 years).
MPSA is a transactional licensing agreement for commercial, government, and academic organizations with 250 or more users/devices. MPSA works best for organizations that want to license Microsoft on-premises software, cloud services, or both as needed—with no organization-wide commitment under a single, non-expiring agreement. Software Assurance is optional.
Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) is a software licensing program based on monthly billing. It enables companies to provide software-related services, such as hosting and software outsourcing, without the risk of a large upfront investment.
SPLA fees depend on the actual use of the software in a given month. Licenses purchased under the SPLA give service providers the right to use the software for commercial purposes.
