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Build a module driven application with power platform

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I want to build a module driven app with power platform. Is there a type of license that can provide the ability without any Microsoft apps? I do not want any OOTB apps in the subscription because they do not fit my requirements. I just want to use a pure power platform to build my application on top of it. (Module driven app + power automate + plugins + workflows)

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    There are different licensing options depending on how many users access how many apps how often. Start with this FAQ: docs.microsoft.com/.../powerapps-flow-licensing-faq

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    I guess a simple PowerApp plan should work if you are looking at one or max 2 App. Refer to the below link

    powerapps.microsoft.com/.../

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