One of the most useful features that accompanies Skype is that it allows users to record and save calls for up to 30 days after a meeting is complete.
There is also a Skype To Go service, providing a pay-as-you-go option for individuals or businesses that want to make international calling more affordable. Individuals can also purchase a Skype Number as a second phone number that is attached to their Skype account. Skype credit can be purchased as part of monthly plans that vary in price depending on which country an individual is calling.
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The platform is free to use, but individuals will have to purchase credit if they want to make calls to landlines or mobiles.
There’s not much to say regarding the pricing structure that accompanies Skype. Microsoft Business Basic also comes with the ability to schedule and record meetings and boasts a file storage capacity of 1TB per user. The free version of Teams, for example, comes with restrictions around the time limits and the number of participants you can have for each meeting. There are advantages that come with these more expensive plans, however. The most expensive option, Microsoft 365 Premium, adds advanced security and privacy features, as well as a greater range of device management options and will cost your business $20.00/£15.10/AU$27.50 per user per month. At the cheapest level, Microsoft 365 Business Basic costs $5.00/£3.80/AU$6.90 per user per month, while Microsoft 365 Business Standard costs $12.50/£9.40/AU$17.20 per user per month. Microsoft Teams’ paid packages are included as part of various Microsoft 365 subscriptions.
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