Once you throw in a second PC, though, or if you need the additional tools like Outlook, Access, or Publisher, the math is heavily skewed in favor of the Office 365 subscription. Includes classic menus and toolbars for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook 2010, 2013. In that case, you can spend the $140 and be done. box of Classic Menu for Office Home and Business 2010. The only scenario that truly makes sense for Office 2013 is if you only need the software in Office 2013 Home & Student, and only on a single PC. Office 365 includes five licenses for Office 2013 Pro.ĭepending on how many computers and devices you want to install Office 2013 on through Office 365, and which version of Office 2013 you’re comparing to, it will take somewhere between one and a half to 20 years ($400 multiplied by five to install Office 2013 Pro on five machines comes to $2000-or 20 years of Office 365) for Office 2013 to become the more affordable choice. Office 365 Small Business Premium also includes a managed Microsoft Back Office environment including Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync.
Each user can install and use Office on up to five PCs, but the licenses can’t be shared with other users. Office 365 Small Business Premium also comes with five licenses, but billed per user per year. Up to five people can use Office 365 Home Premium on up to five devices, with each user getting an Office experience customized to their own Microsoft ID. Step 3: Enter your Office product key, without hyphens. Step 2: In the Sign in to set up Office window, select I don't want to sign in or create an account (it's a small link at the bottom of the window). Both come with the full Office 2013 Pro software for your PC, but there are key differences. Step 1: Start an Office app, like Word, Project, or Visio, depending on your purchase.
Office 365 comes in two flavors: Office 365 Home Premium for $100 per year and Office 365 Small Business Premium for $150 per year.
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