Office 365, Office 2013 in SA: prices and availability

Microsoft has revealed South African launch details and pricing for its new version of Office

January 29, 2013
Office 2013 logo with software suite logos

The “New Office”, as Microsoft likes to call the latest version of their suite of productivity software, will be available from Wednesday (30 January 2013) in South Africa in both subscription and once-off purchasing variants.

This is according to Uriel Rootshtain, business lead of the Office division at Microsoft SA.

Retailers and resellers alike will have both Microsoft Office 365 and Microsoft Office 2013 in store, ready to sell tomorrow,  Rootshtain said.

Microsoft’s new Office comes in two variants, Rootshtain went on to explain:

  • Office 365: a subscription service with constant updates; and
  • Office 2013: a stand-alone purchase with disc media included in the box.

Estimated retail pricing for the different versions are as follows:

Microsoft Office product Subscription period License Price
Office 365 Home Premium 1 year 5 PCs or Macs, one household, non-commercial R750
Office 365 University 4 years 2 PCs or Macs, individual, non-commercial R750
Office 2013 Home & Student N/A 1 PC or Mac, non-commercial R990
Office 2013 Home & Business N/A 1 PC or Mac R2,430
Office 2013 Professional N/A 1 PC or Mac R4,320
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