Billing in Office 365 for business – Admin Help

Get admin help with billing in Office 365 for business.

Not an admin?   Add, update, or remove a credit card or other payment option for Office 365 for home.

Top billing tasks    

• View your bill

• Add, update, or remove a credit card or bank account

• Change your payment method

• Understand your invoice

• Cancel your subscription

Video: Overview of billing and subscriptions

Watch a quick overview of how to manage your subscription.

Try or buy

• Extend your trial

• Buy a subscription to Office 365 from your free trial

• Buy another Office 365 subscription

• Buy or edit an add-on for Office 365

• Buy a domain name in Office 365

Billing

• Top billing questions for Office 365 for business

• View your bill

• Understand your invoice

• Pay for your subscription

• Add, update, or remove a credit card or bank account

• Change your payment method

• Change your billing addresses

• What subscription do I have?

• What tax will I be charged for Office 365?

• Apply for tax exempt status

Manage licenses

• Understand subscriptions and licenses in Office 365 for business

• Buy licenses for your subscription

• Remove licenses from your subscription

• Assign licenses to users

• Remove licenses from users

• Resolve license conflicts

Switch or upgrade

• Switch to a different plan or subscription

• What does switching plans do to my service and billing?

• Why can't I switch plans?

• Change storage space for your subscription

• Important information for Office 365 Enterprise E4 customers

Renew or cancel

• Renew or reactivate your subscription

• Cancel your subscription

• Early termination fees

• What happens to my data and access when my subscription ends?

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Still need help? Contact support.

As an admin for Office 365 for business, you get free access to our knowledgeable support agents for pre-sales, account, and billing support, as well as for help resolving technical issues. You can also contact support on behalf of Office 365 users in your organization.