In April, Microsoft introduces the Personal and Family subscriptions in Malaysia from RM27 per month. Avoid too good to be true deals that promises to offer lifetime Office 365 at ridiculously cheap prices. If you plan on buying the plans online, make sure that the deals are from reputable resellers. If you’re looking for a Microsoft 365 Family deal, a retailer on Lazada is offering it for RM189 which is RM170 cheaper than the retail price. It is currently the best deal, as you can share the plan with 5 other people.Īnother alternative place to get a Microsoft Office subscription is to get it from authorised retailers from Shopee and Lazada. You can click here to look through the current subscription deals offered by Microsoft, including the 365 Family plan which costs RM359 per year or RM36 per month. It’s for individual home users, but it only comes with Word, Excel and Powerpoint.
So far, there’s already one option for a one-off payment solution-Office Home & Student 2019 plan, which costs RM529 per year. However, it is likely that Microsoft will offer a discounted “upgrade” pack like it did in the past. The 2021 version will be outdated once a newer version is released.
However, Microsoft hasn’t shared details about the price, when it’s available, or the name of the perpetual version of Office.Īpart from forking a huge sum upfront, another possible downside to a perpetual licence would be that users will not receive immediate upgrades that are currently enjoyed by subscription users.
With the new announcement of the perpetual license, you could then be allowed to purchase a Microsoft Office product once and to have it forever. However, they can cost up to RM84 per month for the Business Premium subscription. The office apps that they offer include Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, and Skype for Business, as well as servers such as Exchange, SharePoint, and Skype for Business.
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