Save Big on Microsoft Office Through October 15 Microsoft Office is just $30, this week only.

By Entrepreneur Store Edited by Jason Fell

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When it comes to productivity software, Microsoft Office has been on top for a very long time. That's because it's one of the most robust and easier to use office suites out there. The only real downside is that it isn't cheap. For entrepreneurs looking to cut back on expenditures where they can, spending money every month on Microsoft Office 365 might not be in the cards.

Fortunately, we're offering a big discount on Microsoft Office for one Mac or Windows computer for one of the best prices you'll find, now through October 15: just $29.97.

Both versions of Office include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and OneNote — a complete suite to help you communicate, process documents, crunch numbers, and more. The Windows version also includes Publisher and Access, giving you some extra marketing and data tools. No matter what industry you're in or what stage your company is in, working with Microsoft Office will help you thrive as a business and work smarter.

With this lifetime license, you'll get instant delivery and download, as well as free premium customer support in case any issues arise. It's a one-time payment for lifelong access to Office 2021, making it a far more attractive deal than paying for a subscription plan. With all these tools at your disposal, you'll be able to scale up your business and enjoy greater success in all of your ventures.

Ready to take the Microsoft Office leap? Until October 15 at 11:59pm Pacific, take advantage of these deals:

Prices subject to change.

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