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Microsoft Office for Windows or Mac is just $25 right now.

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Buy Microsoft Office licenses now at 89% off.

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Whether you’re setting up a new laptop or using a machine you’ve been using for years, access to Microsoft Office is essential to getting things done for many people. You can buy it right now. Lifetime license for Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 version Stack Social is selling it for $25 for Windows and Mac. That’s 89% off and the lowest price we’ve seen.

The only major difference between Office 2019 and later versions is that Microsoft Teams is not included. However, it does include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, and Access, so if that’s all you need, it’s a very good deal for the price. (If you want a version of Microsoft Office that includes Teams, you can check out This deal for Microsoft Office Professional 2021.)

WARNING: Stack Social is an authorized Microsoft partner and offers “lifetime” access to Office, but there is a chance that Microsoft will terminate the license. However, this site has been doing these Microsoft deals for years and I can personally vouch for this. I purchased an Office license from Stack Social about 2 years ago and it still works on my personal MacBook today.

This deal doesn’t give you the benefit of a current Microsoft Office 365 subscription, but it also doesn’t require you to pay the $70 annual fee to access Office apps. Windows users will need to update their OS to Windows 10 or 11, and Mac users will need at least Monterrey Version 12 or later to download the software.

Buy it Lifetime License Microsoft Office Professional 2019 Right now.

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