Paying just $70 for Microsoft Office gets me apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more for life—and it helps me avoid paying a subscription for Microsoft 365 ever again.

Learn how to disable Microsoft 365 Copilot, avoid unexpected subscription price hikes, and manage new AI features in Office apps.

Instead of paying the standard $99.99 fee for access to Microsoft 365, you can own your most-used apps, like Word, Excel, and ...

This is a one-time purchase for a license that can be installed on one Windows PC for use at work or home, associated with ...

Copilot has muscled its way into Microsoft 365 with a price hike to boot. But you can remove the AI from your Office apps and revert to the classic plan. Here's how.

Microsoft's controversial new Outlook app has a major update. If you're on the latest version of the app, you'll be able to ...

The new Outlook for Windows isn’t what anyone would call a fan favorite, but Microsoft keeps on trying. Today, it revealed ...

Through June 1, grab lifetime access to Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows — you'll get Word, Excel, and ...

Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot for Sales and Microsoft 365 Copilot for Service annual term subscriptions will now be payable annually or monthly from December 1, but they’ll be ...

$229). Why are you paying a subscription for Microsoft 365 if you only use Word and Excel? The subscription-based apps may be fancy, but if you aren’t taking full advantage of them, you’re ...

Instead, Microsoft is aiming to empower businesses to make tools for their own needs. (For a pricey $30 per seat subscription, on top of your existing MS 365 subscription, of course.) Microsoft ...

Today at Microsoft Build 2025, we announced Microsoft 365 Copilot Tuning—a new, low-code capability in Microsoft Copilot Studio for every organization to tune AI models using their own company data, ...