Why choose it
Outlook only—without the full suite
-
Outlook 2024
Perpetual ESD licence for Outlook only—ideal if you don’t need the full Office suite.
-
Mail & calendar
Built for people who mainly work in Outlook.
-
No subscription
One-time licence purchase as described—not Microsoft 365.
-
Digital by email
Product key and instructions after payment.
-
setup.office.com
Activate on Microsoft’s portal and install the official app.
-
Full suite
If you need several apps together, consider Office 2024 Home or Home & Business.
System requirements
Compatibility and technical requirements
Approximate values from Microsoft documentation; always check the latest requirements before installing.
Processor
Windows: at least 1.6 GHz dual-core. Mac: Intel or Apple Silicon compatible with a supported macOS (where the SKU is PC/Mac).
Operating system
Windows 10/11; macOS versions supported by Microsoft for the indicated suite.
Memory (RAM)
At least 4 GB recommended for desktop apps; more for large files or advanced features.
Disk space
Typically at least 4 GB free for a desktop install; check Microsoft’s official requirements.
How it works
Three steps to get started
-
Order and payment
Add the product to your cart and complete secure checkout with the available methods. You receive an order confirmation as shown at checkout.
-
Digital delivery
We email the product key and instructions, usually within minutes after payment approval.
-
Activation
Redeem the code at setup.office.com, link the licence to your Microsoft account and install the apps from office.com.
FAQ
Answers before you buy
Does it include apps other than Outlook?
No—it is a standalone licence for Outlook 2024.
Is it a subscription?
No—one-time perpetual ESD licence.
How do I activate?
With the emailed key at setup.office.com and install the official app.
Standalone or suite?
Choose standalone if you only need this app; a suite is better if you need Word, Excel and PowerPoint together.
Works offline?
Yes with the desktop app installed, within Microsoft’s licence-check rules.