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Microsoft will end official support for Office 2021 on Oct. 13, 2026. While the apps may continue to work, using unsupported software could expose users to security risks, so upgrading to Microsoft 365 or a newer license is recommended to receive updates and protections.
Microsoft will end official support for Office 2021 on October 13, 2026, leaving users without patches or security updates. The company is nudging users toward Microsoft 365 or Office 2024. To stay on Office 2021, you can run offline, download and scan files locally, keep Windows Security updated, freeze add-ins, and consider hybrid workflows or alternate tools like LibreOffice; otherwise plan an upgrade before the deadline.
Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows is available as a lifetime license for $34.97 (deal through Feb. 22), granting eight apps—Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams, OneNote, Access, and Publisher—and the ability to use them offline on Windows 10/11.
Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows is available for a limited time at $49.97, offering a lifetime license with all essential apps, no subscription fees, and offline use, making it a cost-effective solution for personal and professional productivity.
A limited-time offer allows you to purchase a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for $39.97, including eight essential apps, with the deal ending on September 14.
Purchasing Microsoft Office can be done through the Microsoft Store on Windows, using a code from a retailer, or buying Office 2021 as a standalone software. Microsoft 365 offers subscription options for individuals or families, while Office 2021 is a one-time purchase for a single PC or Mac. Redeeming the purchase allows usage on multiple devices for Microsoft 365, and on a single PC or Mac for Office 2021.