Install Microsoft Office on two Windows PCs or Macs for life — pay $80 just once

It's the Swiss army knife of productivity.

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TL;DR: As of May 18, get Microsoft Office 2021 for 2 Windows(opens in a new tab) or Mac(opens in a new tab) devices for only $79.99 — That's 81% off.

There are a lot of great online-only apps out there, but if you need to be productive without a Wi-Fi connection, it might be time to look for a more reliable option. Windows and Mac users can both load their computers up with Microsoft Office 2021 and get a versatile set of productivity apps(opens in a new tab) for everything from composing documents to automating parts of your job. Normally, you’d have to pay $439 for two lifetime licenses for Microsoft Office 2021 for Windows or Mac, but for a limited time, you can get them for a one-time payment of just $79.99.

Two licenses for Microsoft Office that last a lifetime

No more recurring costs and no more apps that require an internet connection. These licenses let you install Microsoft Office 2021 on one computer each for life. So if your Windows or Mac computer lasts 15 years, you’ve got Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more that whole time.

The Mac licenses come with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams (basic), and OneNote. Windows users get the same six apps, plus Publisher and Access. After making your purchase, you’ll get a code in your email that you can use to redeem both of your Microsoft Office licenses. Just make sure to redeem your code within 30 days of your purchase.

Once your apps are all installed, they’re ready to go with no annual payments or subscription fees. Professionals can get acquainted with all of Excel’s advanced Macros(opens in a new tab) and functions. Students can write up an Essay on Word or create presentations and handouts in PowerPoint and Publisher. OneNote is a great tool for keeping track of information at work or in class, and Access gives you your own database tool. Between Teams and Outlook, you’ll also have a whole pack of communication tools, whether you’re collaborating at work or just sharing your shopping list at home.