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If somebody asked you what the one software you think the most people knew a little about was, you’d probably say Microsoft Office. And you’d probably be right. Microsoft Office is practically ubiquitous in workplaces around the world. Children learn it in school at an early age. It’s almost definitely listed as a skill on your resume.
But do you actually have Microsoft Office on your computer? If not, now is the time to get it because during our Deal Days promotion, we’re offering an all-time low price on Microsoft Office for both Mac and Windows.
Deal Days is our answer to Amazon Prime Day, during which we’re offering incredible discounts on apps, software, online courses, and much more. You can save big money on all kinds of products, but why not start with a classic? During this promotion now through October 12th, you can get a lifetime license to either version for just $35.99.
Office for Mac includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and OneNote, all available for instant delivery and download so you can get started right away. It’s everything you need to operate a functional home office and get the most out of your remote working situation.
If you’re a Windows user, you’ll get even more. Obviously, Microsoft Office is better suited for Windows and this edition comes with a ribbon-based user interface that makes it easier than ever to jump between programs when you’re working on complicated, multitasking projects. Plus, it also comes with Publisher and Access, two more programs to help you get even more done.
Run a proficient home office with help from Microsoft Office. During Deal Days, you can get a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Home & Business for Mac or Microsoft Office Professional for Windows for just $35.99 (reg. $349) while Deal Days lasts now through October 12th.
Prices subject to change.
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