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Microsoft has delayed the Dynamics 365 Business Central price increase to November 1, 2025, offering businesses extra time to budget and plan. The update marks the first pricing change in over five years and reflects Business Central’s expanded value for SMBs.
Business Central continues to stand out as a top ERP for small and mid-sized businesses, offering affordability, scalability, and deep Microsoft integration. This blog explores why Business Central earns high marks and how it stacks up against other leading ERP solutions like NetSuite and Sage Intacct.
Microsoft has finalized the end-of-life timeline for Dynamics GP and SL subscription and SPLA models. As of April 30, 2031, subscription billing and usage will end completely. This marks the final stage in Microsoft’s transition away from legacy ERP licensing, urging current users to evaluate modern cloud-based alternatives like Dynamics 365 Business Central.
For the first time in over five years, Microsoft is updating the pricing for Dynamics 365 Business Central. This price increase reflects the value added by the hundreds of innovative features introduced across its finance, analytics, supply chain, manufacturing, and other capabilities. Business Central has continually evolved to help small and medium-sized businesses streamline their operations on a single, powerful platform.
We’re excited to share our picks for the Top 3 Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Partners in North America: Rand Group, WebSan Solutions Inc., and ArcherPoint. Each of these firms brings a unique blend of expertise, innovation, and customer-centric service that sets them apart.
Microsoft has updated the Dynamics GP end-of-life timeline, extending product updates, regulatory enhancements, and technical support to December 31, 2029. Learn what this change means for Dynamics GP users and how to plan for the future.