I am our company's power champion, and have use the power platform to add efficiencies over the years. Over the years we have added additional users who are interested in Power Automate, power apps, etc. into our ranks.
I am working with our sys admin on documenting licensing, and it seems we have users under two different licenses.
I, myself, am under the Power Automate Premium license.
My two colleagues are under the Power Automate Per User license.
I cannot find anything on Microsoft about the benefits of the power automate per user license. Whether it has benefits that I do not have, or even what the costs are.
If anybody knows the differences between these two plans, can you please give me a lay down on the differences.
The Power Automate Premium license is just the new name for the Power Automate per User license. They have essentially the same cost and capabilities. But MS is moving to calling them Premium instead of Per User for both Power Apps and Power Automate. The per user license is now a legacy plan and can't be purchased anymore. There used to be two per user plans, one with and one without RPA. This web site has the actual Specifics. Power Automate licensing FAQ - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn
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