At the low end, there's Office 2013 Home and Student 2013 ($139), which comes with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. If you'd rather buy the software outright, you can do that today too. That last piece is a bit of a bummer, for sure, but for what it's worth Microsoft has said a new Mac product is in the works, and that subscribers will get it as part of a future software update. That means Office 2013 for Windows users Office for Mac 2011 if you're on OS X. Naturally, too, as a part of the subscription you'll always have the most recent version. Of course, you can always deactivate a particular machine through if you need to free up a license. (In other words, people grandfathered into 25GB don't get an additional 20 gigabytes.).
Either way, the sub includes 20GB of SkyDrive storage on top of whatever plan you already have which is to say if you previously only had 7GB of space, your limit will now get bumped to 20 gigs. There's also a " University" version for college students and faculty, which costs $79.99 for a four-year plan. To be clear, while every version of the boxed software is now out, 365 is only being offered to consumers the business version will arrive later, on February 27th.įor now, Office 365 Home Premium is priced at $99.99 for an annual subscription, with permission to install the suite on up to five PCs and Macs. Well, what do you know? Today is January 29th and sure enough, Office 2013 is on sale, along with the subscription service Office 365. The only thing we weren't sure of was the exact on-sale date, but even that got leaked when a Canadian retailer put up a pre-order page indicating the two products would ship January 29th. Until now, we've known almost all there is to know about Microsoft Office 2013 and Office 365: we got hands-on with the new features last summer, and the company has even confirmed pricing.
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