Stick Email License For Free

To access a shared mailbox, a user must have an Exchange Online license, but the shared mailbox doesn't require a separate license.

Add email aliases to a user In the admin center, go to the Users > Active users page. On the Active Users page, select the user > Manage username and email. You won't see this option if the person doesn't have a license assigned to them. Add the new name in the Username field, select a domain and choose Add.

Sign in to the Microsoft 365 portal ( ) as an admin. Click users and groups, and then click active users. Click Filter ( ), and then in the drop-down box, click Unlicensed users. NoteTo assign a license to a user, double-click the user.

TL;DR To set up a business email in Office 365, navigate to Microsoft.com > click ?Buy Now? > select the ?For Business? tab > Select a plan. Link an existing corporate domain, or purchase a new one. ... Set up and authenticate your DNS settings via TXT record information using the instructions from your domain registrar.

Go Office 365 Admin Center > Active Users > choose unlicensed > select the specific shared mailbox to give it a license.

Office 365 Outlook You do not need a separate license of Microsoft Exchange Server to send, receive or manage mail from your Microsoft Webmail account. You can also use Office 365 Outlook or Outlook.com to access and manage your email from other providers, such as Gmail or Yahoo Mail.

Add more users and licenses Log in to the Microsoft 365 admin center with your admin credentials. On the Users tab, select Add user. Fill in the user information for the person you want to add. Add up to 5 email addresses to send the new sign-in information to. Select Buy license and add user.