Pricing

Clear platform plans for governed migration programs.

Use the live service catalog for current subscription entitlements and limits, then scope workload volume, topology, fidelity, deployment, implementation, and support responsibilities for the actual migration.

Entitlement is not delivery approvalA plan enables the configured platform features and limits shown in the catalog. Trial or paid access does not bypass workload prerequisites, controlled-pilot gates, Microsoft API approval, environment validation, or a separately agreed service scope.
Plans

Choose the operating model that fits your program.

Plan pricing, limits, and included capabilities are maintained in the BridgeAD service catalog. Taxes and implementation services are quoted separately.

Loading current plansBridgeAD is licensed by subscription: per-seat plans for self-service migration teams, capacity-based plans for content-heavy programs, and flat enterprise agreements for self-hosted or managed delivery. Current plan pricing, seat minimums, limits, and included features load from the live service catalog. If the catalog does not load, contact sales for current pricing.
Pricing dimensions

What changes the quote.

We identify these variables before commercial approval so delivery does not depend on assumptions hidden in a proposal.

  • Number and topology of forests, domains, tenants, and workload connections
  • Users, groups, devices, mailboxes, sites, drives, teams, files, bytes, and message scope
  • Identity mapping coverage, collision rate, guest, application, permission, and sharing remediation
  • AD SID history, passwords, ACLs, coexistence, pilot, and rollback requirements
  • Mailbox, version, metadata, list, message, and application fidelity requirements
  • SaaS versus customer-managed infrastructure and regional constraints
  • Assessment, implementation, migration operations, or managed delivery ownership
  • Migration windows, environments, support coverage, reporting, security, and handover
Commercial boundary

Separate software access from migration responsibility.

The proposal identifies what the subscription enables, which workload objects and content are in scope, who executes and supports each stage, and which manual or Microsoft-native tasks remain customer owned.

Commercial elementWhat it coversWhat it does not imply
Platform subscriptionConfigured product access, roles, plan features, capacity limits, and standard service operation as shown in the current catalog.Automatic approval for every workload, unlimited volume, implementation services, or production cutover ownership.
Workload scopeNamed source and destination connections, object and content types, selected options, volume assumptions, validation, and exclusions.Full fidelity for archives, public folders, delegates, custom SharePoint apps, sharing links, Teams chats, application secrets, or device activation.
Implementation servicesAgreed assessment, configuration, mapping, remediation coordination, pilot, migration operations, cutover, and evidence activities.Customer decisions, Microsoft licensing, third-party tooling, tenant governance, application-owner work, or unlisted infrastructure.
Enterprise / self-hostedAgreed license, deployment architecture, environments, support, release, security review, and operating responsibility.Air-gapped Microsoft 365 access, customer infrastructure operation by default, or certification beyond the contracted evidence.

Every proposal includes a capability and delivery boundary.

Supported Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Entra, and controlled-pilot AD scope is priced only with its documented prerequisites, volume assumptions, fidelity options, exclusions, remediation owners, and acceptance criteria.

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