Microsoft 365 is normally $99.99, but right now you can get the same apps for life for $30

TL;DR: Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more for life for only $30 during Deal Days.

Have you seen how much Microsoft 365 costs? It’s $99.99/year at the absolute cheapest, and you’re never done paying. Microsoft Office Professional 2021 skips all that with a one-time license, and during Deal Days, it’s on sale for $29.97 (reg. $239.99) with a free 42-lesson training course bundled in.

This is the full desktop suite you already know, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, Access, and the free version of Teams, installed on one PC. No subscription means no monthly bill, no renewal email next year, and nothing you have to remember to cancel. Whatever you’re working on, the apps stay quick to move through. You can put a budget together in Excel, lay out a flyer in Publisher, or build a database in Access without hunting around for the right button. Keep in mind this isn’t Microsoft 365, so your features stay parked at the 2021 version instead of changing on you in the cloud.

The free course is a great addition for anyone who hasn’t had a chance to really explore what some of these apps can do. Zero to Advanced packs 42 lessons into about 25 hours and takes you from a complete beginner to comfortably productive. You’ll work through Excel formulas like VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, and conditional formatting, then carry the same hands-on approach into Word, PowerPoint, and Access. Everything plays out inside the actual software, so you’re building real documents as you go instead of watching someone else do the clicking.

Until June 28 at 11:59 p.m. PT, you can get Microsoft Office Pro 2021 and a free Microsoft training bundle for just $29.97.

Check out the rest of the Deal Days collection before the sale ends.

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