From personal productivity to enterprise deployment — explore the most common Microsoft license types and find the one that fits you best.
Microsoft's desktop operating systems, available in Home and Pro editions to cover everything from everyday use to business workloads.
The Pro edition of the latest flagship system, adding enterprise-grade security and management on top of Home — ideal for business and development.
Designed for home and personal users — modern, smooth and well suited to browsing, entertainment and light productivity.
A stable, mature system with excellent compatibility — ideal for those with strict hardware/software needs or who aren't upgrading to Windows 11 yet.
Classic perpetual-license office suites — buy once, use long term — including the core Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps.
The current mainstream perpetual edition (Professional Plus) with the fullest set of apps — one license, lifetime use, no annual fees.
An economical choice for families and students, with the most-used core apps for documents, spreadsheets and presentations.
Reliable earlier perpetual editions, ideal for lower-spec machines or to stay consistent with an existing office environment.
Subscription and enterprise-grade licensing for continuous updates, multi-device collaboration and large-scale deployment.
Subscribe for the latest Office apps plus large cloud storage and multi-device sync — perfect for users who want features that stay current.
A collaboration suite for teams, combining Office apps, Teams, Exchange mailboxes and enterprise-grade security management.
Server operating systems for enterprise IT infrastructure — file services, virtualisation, domain control and business application hosting.
A professional diagramming tool widely used for flowcharts, org charts, network topology and engineering diagrams.
A project-management powerhouse for planning tasks, allocating resources, tracking progress and controlling costs.
Understand how each license type works so you can choose the best fit for your scenario.
Pay once and use that edition long term; it does not auto-upgrade with new versions. Ideal for stable needs and long-term personal or family use.
Pay annually or per seat for the latest features plus cloud services. Ideal for users and teams who want capabilities that stay current.
A multi-device licensing model for enterprises, schools and institutions, enabling unified deployment and asset management at scale.
Note: specific edition features, licensing scope and terms are governed by Microsoft's official documentation. We recommend confirming the best option with our consultant before purchase.
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