PL-300 · Data & AI · for teams
Certify your team on PL-300 —
without the retake bill
Give your power bi data analysts unlimited, exam-realistic PL-300 (Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst) practice. Each $165 USD retake you avoid more than pays for a seat — and every seat also unlocks all 57 Microsoft certs, so the same people can keep certifying as your needs grow.
Why teams certify staff on PL-300
Power BI reporting only holds up under client scrutiny if the data model, DAX, and row-level security behind it are sound — that's what PL-300 certifies, and it's what lets a consultancy deliver reporting engagements at scale instead of one dashboard at a time.
It's one of the most in-demand analytics credentials in the Microsoft stack and contributes to the Solutions Partner for Data & AI designation.
Partner relevance
PL-300 contributes toward the Solutions Partner for Data & AI — so keeping staff certified helps protect your Microsoft partner designation and its co-sell benefits.
Who on your team should take PL-300
Data analysts
BI developers
Reporting specialists
PL-300 exam objectives your team will practice
500 expert-reviewed PL-300 questions mapped to the current exam blueprint, with explanations that teach the reasoning — not just the answer.
- Prepare the data (25-30%)
- Model the data (25-30%)
- Visualize and analyze the data (25-30%)
- Manage and secure Power BI (15-20%)
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The PL-300 retake math
A failed PL-300 attempt means another $165 USD retake — per person — plus lost time and a delayed designation. One avoided retake pays for a seat for a year; see the full per-seat pricing and cost breakdown on the Teams page.
PL-300 for teams — FAQ
Who should take PL-300 on our team?
Anyone building or governing Power BI reporting — data analysts, BI developers, and reporting specialists. It is also a strong upskilling target for Excel power users moving into Power BI.
Does PL-300 cover DAX and data modeling depth?
Yes — modeling (including DAX) is roughly a quarter of the exam, alongside data preparation, visualization, and securing Power BI.