StackSocial Offers Windows 11 Pro Lifetime License for $9.97 Ahead of Windows 10 Support End


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StackSocial Offers Windows 11 Pro Lifetime License for $9.97 Ahead of Windows 10 Support End

Online marketplace StackSocial is currently running a limited-time promotion, offering lifetime license keys for Microsoft Windows 11 Pro at a heavily discounted price of $9.97—down from the original $199. The deal is set to expire on July 20 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time, making it a time-sensitive opportunity for users looking to upgrade their operating systems.

 
 
 
 
Online marketplace StackSocial is currently running a limited-time promotion, offering lifetime license keys for Microsoft Windows 11 Pro at a heavily discounted price of $9.97—down from the original $199. The deal is set to expire on July 20 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time, making it a time-sensitive opportunity for users looking to upgrade their operating systems.

 

Beyond the Windows 11 Pro offer, the promotion includes additional software deals: Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 is available for $19.97, while Windows 11 LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel) keys are priced at approximately $10. These discounts arrive as a cost-effective option for consumers and small businesses seeking to update their software suites.

 

The timing of the promotion aligns with Microsoft’s upcoming end of support for Windows 10, scheduled for October 2025. While the tech giant has confirmed that free security updates will continue to be provided to users who opt not to upgrade from Windows 10, the StackSocial deals present an affordable pathway for those looking to transition to newer operating systems and productivity tools.

 

With the expiration date fast approaching, interested buyers are encouraged to act promptly to take advantage of the reduced prices on these essential software licenses.

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