Volume Licensing
Microsoft
Microsoft - 365 Personal (1 Person) (12-Month Subscription) - Activation Required - Windows, Mac OS, Apple iOS, Android
Microsoft
Microsoft - 365 Personal (1 Person) (12-Month Subscription) - Activation Required - Windows, Mac OS, Apple iOS, Android
- 12‑month subscription for one person
- Includes premium Office suite: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook
- Integrated AI tools: Copilot in apps, Designer for creative content, Clipchamp for video editing
- 1 TB of secure OneDrive cloud storage
- Advanced security: Defender + ransomware protection
- Installable on up to five devices across platforms
- Digital code delivered instantly via email
- Automatic renewal at USD 99.99/year unless canceled
- Annual Microsoft 365 plan for up to six people
- Access Premium Office apps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher (PC), Access (PC)
- 1 TB OneDrive secure cloud storage per person (6 TB total)
- Includes AI-powered tools: Copilot, Designer, Clipchamp, Microsoft Editor
- Advanced security: Microsoft Defender, ransomware protection, Family Safety
- Install on up to 5 devices per person across platforms
- Delivered instantly via digital code (email)
- Official support and automatic feature updates included
Volume Licensing is a software licensing model designed for organizations that need to deploy software across multiple devices or users. Instead of purchasing individual licenses for each device or user, organizations can purchase a larger quantity of licenses at a discounted price, allowing them to install the software on a larger scale while keeping costs manageable.
Volume Licensing agreements typically include a variety of licensing options, such as perpetual, subscription, or rental licenses, as well as different types of products, such as operating systems, productivity software, server software, and developer tools. Some volume licensing programs also include additional benefits, such as technical support, training, and upgrade rights.
Volume Licensing programs are available from major software vendors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Oracle, and IBM, and are usually tailored to the specific needs of small, medium, and large businesses. Some volume licensing programs require a minimum number of licenses to be purchased, while others offer tiered pricing based on the number of licenses purchased.
Overall, Volume Licensing can provide significant cost savings and administrative benefits for organizations that need to manage software across a large number of devices or users.
