Microsoft Office Home Use Program: Microsoft Office 2013 for PC or 2011 for Mac: $11 (Student or Company Email Required)


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Officially get Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 for PCs (Windows) or Microsoft Office 2011 for Macs (Mac OS) for only $11. Regular price varies based on edition but it’s certainly in the hundreds. $11 for the whole Microsoft Office suite is a steal. How? Well you need to buy it via Microsoft Canada’s ‘Home Use Program’. To qualify you must sign in using a university, college, educational institute. corporate or company email.  I tried my Queen’s University email and it worked for me. Your alumni university email should work too. If you work for a corporation your email should also work. Worst case scenario, just ask a family member who does have a qualifying email address if you can use there’s.

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Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 for PCs comes with:

  • Microsoft Word 2013
  • Microsoft Excel 2013
  • Microsoft PowerPoint 2013
  • Microsoft OneNote 2013
  • Microsoft Outlook 2013
  • Microsoft Publisher 2013
  • Microsoft Access 2013
  • Microsoft InfoPath 2013
  • Microsoft Lync 2013

Microsoft Office 2011 for Macs comes with:

  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft Excel 2013
  • Microsoft PowerPoint 2013
  • Microsoft Outlook 2013
  • Microsoft Communicator or Lunc 2013

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10 responses to “Microsoft Office Home Use Program: Microsoft Office 2013 for PC or 2011 for Mac: $11 (Student or Company Email Required)”

  1. saver says:

    Does this expire after a year?

  2. Boo Radley says:

    I looked around and can’t find anywhere where it says it expires after a year.

  3. Kevin says:

    Microsoft’s barely-english explanation about the company entitlement:

    “The Home Use Program is a Software Assurance benefit available to Microsoft volume licensing customers with active Software Assurance coverage on their Office applications. Employees who use the covered licenses at work are eligible to purchase these Office applications for use on a home PC during the term of their employment. This temporary license expires with the employers Software Assurance coverage, or upon termination of employment with the covered customer.”

    Based on this, I’d say if you intend to tie this to a company email, you’ll need to know their licensing status with Microsoft, and expect the application to expire if you leave the company (or that status changes).

  4. Ron says:

    What you state above is not how it works.. you might as well post a link to a torrent. Just because you use a friends email and pay $11 doesn’t make your installation of this software ‘official’.

    From the terms of the offer:
    “The Home Use Program is a Software Assurance benefit available to Microsoft volume licensing customers with active Software Assurance coverage on their Office applications. Employees who use the covered licenses at work are eligible to purchase these Office applications for use on a home PC during the term of their employment. This temporary license expires with the employers Software Assurance coverage, or upon termination of employment with the covered customer.”

  5. Joy says:

    I’ve tried doing it with 2 different work emails and it is asking for a program code. Help?

  6. Julie says:

    I’ve tried doing it with my university email and it doesn’t work.

  7. Minou says:

    You would need to work for a company that has a work at home rights agreement with Microsoft. If you work for a large company, you might want to contact your IT department to get information on whether this is available to you. Our school division just announced that staff is able to get Microsoft office at home free on up to 5 PCs. Until now, it cost $11, and we could only install on one PC. Worth checking into with your workplace or university.

  8. jay says:

    As Minou notes… this program is only for organizations that are under a special
    license agreement with Microsoft. If so, and if the organization allows it, will there be a “program code” available for you to use and sign-up online. Many large companies do offer this (eg. the banks, insurance companies for their employees). Some gov’t organizations are eligible but prohibited due to over zealous conflict-of-interest rules.

    If your company offers it, most you will have already heard of it. And, likely there will be info on your corporate intranet.

  9. TJ says:

    Hi Joy,

    You just SKIP the program code step and it works. They actually send you a download link with 3 downloads/license , so you can download it on 3 different computers. I have 2 laptops and 1 desktop , so I downloaded on all 3 for only $ 11 🙂

    Its a FULL licensed version and it DOES NOT expire after a year. Its NOT a trial version or limited edition etc. Ones its on your HARD drive thats it :)..you do nothing after that.

    I downloaded it a few months back.

  10. hihi says:

    uhhh when i click the link it says choose your product and there is no product there only option to [urchase project or visio which i do not want lol!


















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