Why we exist
Most firms selling Microsoft advisory services also sell Microsoft licenses — as resellers, Licensing Solution Providers (LSPs), Cloud Solution Providers (CSPs), or managed service providers. That creates a structural conflict: the more you buy from Microsoft, the more margin they earn. Microsoft Negotiations was founded to offer the opposite: advisory services with no license revenue, no commissions, and no Microsoft incentives. Every recommendation we make is paid for by the client and nobody else.
What we do
We advise Fortune 500 and Global 2000 enterprises on Microsoft licensing commercial decisions. That includes Enterprise Agreement (EA) negotiation and renewal, Microsoft 365 licensing strategy, Azure cost and MACC negotiation, Microsoft Copilot licensing, true-up preparation, audit defense, and commercial program selection (EA vs. MCA-E vs. CSP). Every engagement is fixed-fee. Every engagement is led by a senior consultant with 15+ years of enterprise software experience.
Our clients
Our clients are typically Global 2000 enterprises with annual Microsoft spend between $2M and $200M. They come from financial services, pharmaceutical, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, energy, professional services, government, technology, and higher education. We work in North America, Europe (UK, DE, FR, NL, Nordics), Australia, and Japan. You can review our anonymized case studies for representative engagements.
Currency: 2026 inflection-point coverage
Microsoft has rebuilt the commercial stack in 2026 — the EA volume tier collapse, the July 2026 list-price action, the E7 Frontier Suite, Agent 365, Copilot Studio's four-mechanism billing, the Unified Support 2026 amplifier, the CSP cancellation grace-period elimination, and the Fabric P-to-F SKU migration. Each of these is a discrete repricing event, and we publish first-party negotiation analysis on every one of them. Our independent 2026 Microsoft licensing changes hub is the rollup. Buyers facing a 2026 renewal who treat their proposal as a continuation of the 2024 deal will absorb every one of these as Microsoft's opening number.