Microsoft Office

2 products · price per key, paid once · email delivery in minutes

Microsoft Office license keys delivered by email in minutes, with no subscription. Choose Office 2024 Professional Plus for one PC, a multi-activation key for 5 or 10 PCs, or Office LTSC 2021 (its support ended on 13 October 2026). Every key activates through Microsoft's own servers; if one fails, we replace it or refund you.

Office 2024 Professional Plus includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access and OneNote, with Microsoft security updates until 9 October 2029. Publisher was retired by Microsoft and Teams is a separate free download. One-time payment, for Windows PCs only.

Not sure which version to choose? Read our guide: Office 2024 vs Office 2021 vs Microsoft 365.

Quick guide

Which licence do I need?

Three questions decide it: which software, how many PCs, and whether you will move the licence to another computer later.

One PC you may upgrade

Retail key

Transferable: if you replace the computer or its motherboard, you move the licence to the new machine.

A fixed PC you will keep as it is

OEM key

The cheapest option. It stays tied to the first PC it activates on: after a motherboard replacement it cannot be moved.

Several PCs (office, IT provider)

Multi-activation key

One key with 5 or 10 activations. Each PC uses one activation, ideal for small businesses and technicians.

Office 2024 Professional Plus: a one-time purchase for one Windows PC (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access and OneNote). Not compatible with Mac; Publisher is not included because Microsoft retired it. Office 2024 · $27.00 · Windows 11 Pro + Office 2024 · $34.00

Licence types compared
CriterionRetailOEMMulti-activation
PCs covered115 or 10
Move to a new PCYesNo (tied to the first PC)Each new PC uses one activation
Best forPersonal PCs you upgradeFixed home or office desktopsSmall businesses and IT providers
Windows 11 Pro price$18.50$15.50$55.00 (5) · $99.00 (10)
Software installedThe same in all three cases: the key type changes the licence terms, not the software.

Full guide: OEM vs Retail vs Volume licences