Microsoft announces Office 2021 pricing: Here's what it costs with a one-time payment vs. Office 365 subscription
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Since mid-September we know that Windows 11 will not come alone. When it is released tomorrow, October 5, it will arrive accompanied by Office 2021, the version of the company's office suite for those who do not want to opt for the subscription modeland prefer a single payment.
With the considerations that this entails and that we have already seen in its day, Office 2021 will reach users who are interested in getting it in a few hours and we already know the official prices of this service.A one-time payment to access Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Microsoft Teams.
For those who do not want a subscription
Office 2021 represents Microsoft's alternative to the Office 365 subscription. We lose access to features such as cloud storage with Drive or regular updates, but in exchange and once we paywe have access to a lifetime license
Microsoft has published the price of Office in the Home and Students 2021 editions. Those interested will have to pay 149.99 dollars and In this way they will have access to classic applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Microsoft Teams. A version, this one of Office 2021 that works for PC and Mac.
And along with the Home Office Home and Students version comes Office Business 2021, a version that will cost 249.99 dollars and will include the previously seen applications to which it will add Outlook for PC and Mac and the right to use the apps for commercial purposes.
Among the novelties of Office 2021, the dark mode, Line Focus stands out, which helps to write with more concentration by focusing attention on the current line of the Word document or XLOOKUP, which improves searching in spreadsheets.
Microsoft Office 2021 will work on Windows 11, Windows 10, and the last three versions of macOS and will be released on October 5. Microsoft adds that using Microsoft 365 or Office 2021 requires both a Microsoft account and an Internet connection."
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