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Office 2013 Pro Plus — genuine lifetime key, $6.16

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Office 2013 Professional Plus $6.16
  • Word · Excel · PowerPoint · OneNote
  • Outlook for email + Access for databases
  • Genuine key, activates straight with Microsoft

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  • Genuine Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Plus licence
  • Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook and Access
  • One-time purchase — no monthly subscription
  • Best fit for Windows 10; Windows 11 not officially guaranteed by Microsoft
  • Lightweight, low system requirements

Short answer: Office 2013 Professional Plus at RebootDoctor is a genuine one-time-purchase Microsoft key for $6.16 — Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook and Access. It activates cleanly on Windows 10. On Windows 11 it usually installs too, but Microsoft never supported that combination, and Office 2013's security updates ended on April 11, 2023. If you want a version built to run on Windows 11, Office 2019 or newer is the safer buy.

What Changed in Office 2013

Office 2013 reached general availability in January 2013 and was the first release that dropped Windows XP and Vista — it needs Windows 7 or later. Compared with Office 2010 it added:

  • A flatter, touch-friendly look, with a Touch Mode that spaces out ribbon buttons for tablets.
  • Word Read Mode and PDF editing. Word 2013 can open a PDF and convert it into an editable document (“PDF Reflow”) — handy for occasional edits without a separate PDF editor.
  • Excel Flash Fill, Quick Analysis and Recommended Charts. Flash Fill spots a pattern (for example splitting full names into first and last) and fills the rest of the column for you.
  • One window per workbook in Excel, which makes working across two monitors easier.
  • PowerPoint widescreen by default (16:9) and an improved Presenter View.
  • Saving to OneDrive offered alongside local folders in the Save dialog.

It also removed a few things 2010 had, most notably Microsoft Office Picture Manager and the Clip Organizer.

Support Status

Mainstream support ended on April 10, 2018, and extended support ended on April 11, 2023. Since then there have been no security updates. Microsoft also doesn’t support Office 2013 apps connecting to Microsoft 365 services, so it’s not the right pick for a work mailbox hosted in Microsoft 365.

Windows 10 vs Windows 11

On Windows 10, Office 2013 installs and activates the way it always has. Windows 11 came out after Office 2013 had left mainstream support, and Microsoft never certified the pairing. In practice many people run it there for basic Word and Excel work, but “usually works” isn’t “guaranteed”, and we’d rather you know which one you’re buying.

Who It’s For

  • Windows 10 on a tight budget, where you only need the classic apps and a light install: a sensible pick.
  • Windows 11 and want a sure fit: spend a little more on Office 2019 or newer (released for Windows 11-era systems) — use the version selector at the top of this page.
  • Still on Windows 7? 2013 installs there, but so does Office 2016, which stayed in support until October 2025.

Tell us which Windows version you're running and we'll tell you straight whether 2013 is a safe bet or whether you should spend a bit more.

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Office 2010–2024 compared

Every Office key we sell, side by side. Prices are ours; support dates are the ones Microsoft publishes.

Microsoft Office versions sold by RebootDoctor — editions, prices, end of Microsoft security updates and Windows compatibility
Version Edition(s) we sell Price Microsoft security updates Windows 11 Oldest Windows Best for
Office 2024 Released 2024 Office Home 2024Professional Plus $5.50$6.99 Supported Windows 10 Anyone who wants security updates until 2029. Home covers Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote; Pro Plus adds Outlook and Access.
Office 2021 Released 2021 Office 2021 Professional Plus $6.90 Supported Windows 10 XLOOKUP and dynamic arrays at a lower price. Microsoft support end date: October 13, 2026.
Office 2019 Released 2018 Office 2019 Professional Plus $6.76 Supported until Oct 2025 Windows 10 Windows 10/11 users who want the 2019 Excel functions (IFS, TEXTJOIN) and can live without security updates.
Office 2016 Released 2015 Office 2016 Professional Plus $6.58 Supported until Oct 2025 Windows 7 SP1 Older, low-spec PCs — and the newest version that still installs on Windows 7 SP1 and 8.1.
Office 2013 Released 2013 · this page Office 2013 Professional Plus $6.16 Usually installs, but not officially supported Windows 7 Budget Windows 10 machines that only need the classic apps; no security updates since 2023.
Office 2010 Released 2010 Office 2010 Professional Plus $5.09 Usually installs, but not officially supported Windows XP SP3 Old PCs still on Windows 7, 8 or 10 that need basic Word and Excel; not for Windows 11 or sensitive work.

Office 2010–2019 follow Microsoft’s Fixed Lifecycle Policy; Office 2021 and 2024 follow the Modern Lifecycle Policy (five years, no extended support). After the end date the apps keep working, but Microsoft no longer ships security fixes for them. Microsoft Lifecycle

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Office 2013 activate on Windows 11?

Honestly, it's a maybe, and we'd rather tell you that upfront than sell you something that might not work. Windows 11 didn't exist yet when Office 2013 was current, so Microsoft never officially certified the combination and doesn't guarantee activation on it. In practice, plenty of people install and activate Office 2013 on Windows 11 fine, especially for basic Word and Excel use — but Microsoft won't promise it, and neither can we. If you're on Windows 10, this is a non-issue; Office 2013 normally activates without issues there.

Is Office 2013 still supported by Microsoft?

No, support ended back on April 11, 2023. It's been out of the security-update cycle for a while now. This key is for people who specifically want an old, cheap, lightweight Office install — not for anyone who needs ongoing patches.

Is this a real Microsoft key or a trial?

A real one. It's a genuine Office 2013 Professional Plus product key. You get the key by email within minutes, with step-by-step activation notes and an honest note on the Windows 11 caveat above.

Can Office 2013 open and edit PDF files?

Word 2013 can open a PDF and convert it into an editable document (Microsoft calls this PDF Reflow). It works best on text-heavy PDFs; files with complex layouts may not convert perfectly.

Why would I buy Office 2013 instead of a newer version?

Mainly price and weight — it's priced close to our other older keys, and it's about as light as Office gets, which helps on genuinely old hardware. If you're on Windows 11 and want a sure thing, spend the extra couple of dollars on Office 2019 or 2021 instead. If you're on Windows 10 or don't mind the small risk, 2013 is a fine, cheap pick.

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