>The first option is a no go. That's useful to know however. Thanks So, we're looking for domain users to access it. We need to use the browser. This will be HTML only as there is no .NET development on that one. We will have a sub domain. We will build a startup HTML default sub domain page. So, we only need a way to establish a link from that page into a Power BI dashboard or report. IFrame would do or a full URL. If using that option it is not possible to have one entry point into Power BI to get all the list of available dashboards, we will simply build the list of all available dashboards and reports into the HTML page with a list with all those URLs. Is this about how you see it for the best option in such a case without having to spend thousands and use our actual licence?

Possibly - one more question - ballpark, about how many users to you expect to be hitting the dashboard pages? (Don't need exact number, just a rough count)

Sorry for all the questions, but when it comes to putting Power BI content in a browser for users, that's when all the "it depends" scenarios come in. Microsoft has covered multiple options, but they have certain priced things to motivate people to move to the cloud.