Microsoft Planner has been added to Microsoft 365 F1 and Office 365 F1 commercial and government plans starting at the beginning of October 2019. The Planner functionality is the same as in higher level plans, and there’s no action for a customer to take.
For more information about Microsoft Planner in general, please visit: https://products.office.com/en-us/business/task-management-software.
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