The company said it does not plan to change the price.

Microsoft will also ship both 32- and 64-bit versions, according to the post, support the software for five years. Office Home and Business costs $250.īoth versions of Office will be supported on Windows and Mac and will ship with the OneNote app. Office Home and Business comes with everything from Office Home and Student, plus Outlook for PC and Mac, as well as the rights to use the apps for business purposes.

It includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Microsoft Teams for PC and Mac. Office 2021 users can also get access to Microsoft Teams, a redesigned look for the apps and features previously exclusive to Microsoft 365 like advanced grammar suggestions and Presenter Coach in PowerPoint. Meanwhile, Office 2021 for personal use includes some Google Doc-style collaboration features that allow for real-time collaboration through OneDrive. It's meant for specialty situations, such as process control devices on the manufacturing floor that are not connected to the internet, as opposed to for entire organizations. Office LTSC includes enhanced accessibility features, performance improvements across Word, Excel and PowerPoint, and visual improvements like dark mode support across apps. Office 2021 arrives in two versions: one for commercial users called Office LTSC (which stands for Long Term Servicing Channel), and one for personal use. The company previously emphasized that while its main focus remains on its Microsoft 365 subscription offering, it will release the one-time purchase Office 2021 for those who aren't yet ready to move to the cloud. Microsoft's new, flat-price version of its Office productivity software started rolling out Oct. The 2021 version of Microsoft Office won't require a subscription.

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